Services
Bathroom Renovations
From updates and upgrades to complete bathroom transformations, we focus on quality installation and attention to detail.
Scope of Work
What's Included
- Layout and fixture planning
- Demolition, disposal, and protection of the surrounding rooms
- Waterproofing and tile installation
- Vanity, fixture, and lighting installation
- Plumbing and ventilation updates
- Accessibility work such as grab bars and curbless showers
- Painting, finishing, and a final walk-through
Our Process
A Better Way to Renovate
Consultation
We start by understanding your goals, your property, your priorities, and your budget.
Assessment & Planning
We evaluate the project requirements and develop a practical plan for the work.
Detailed Estimate
You receive a clear understanding of the proposed work and project scope.
Professional Execution
Our team carries out the work with attention to quality, safety, precision, and detail.
Final Walk-Through
We review the completed work with you and make sure the project meets our standards and your expectations.
Pricing
What Renovation Work Costs
- $100 call-out fee (first hour)
- $55–60/hour for small repairs
- Project-based pricing for larger jobs
Quotes based on:
- Scope of work
- Project complexity
- Estimated project duration
- Materials and supplies
Rates as of 2026. Final pricing is confirmed in your written estimate.
Warranty
- 2-year workmanship warranty
- Materials carry their manufacturer's warranty
FAQ
Common Questions
Can you make a bathroom safer for aging in place?
- Yes. Grab bars, curbless showers, better lighting, and non-slip surfaces are part of the work we do for seniors and families who want a home that keeps working as their needs change.
Do you replace the plumbing behind the wall?
- Where it needs replacing, yes. Once the tile and drywall are open we look at the supply lines, drainage, and venting, because a finished bathroom is only as good as what sits behind it.
How disruptive is a bathroom renovation?
- The surrounding rooms are protected, the work area is kept contained, and the site is cleaned at the end of each stage. Your written estimate sets out how long the bathroom is out of use.
Can the layout change, or only the fixtures?
- Either. Moving a toilet, a vanity, or a shower means moving supply lines, drainage, and venting, so that work is planned before anything is opened up rather than worked out on the day.
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