Bathroom remodeling
Bathroom Remodeling in Bethlehem, GA
New showers, tile, vanities and ventilation for primary, hall and guest baths, with the tile, fixtures and labor each listed separately so you control the total.
(000) 000-0000 — tell us what's wrong with the bathSmall Room, Many Trades
A bathroom packs tile, plumbing, wiring, ventilation and carpentry into a few square feet, which is why bathroom prices vary so much. The scope separates them, so you can see whether the money is going to the shower, the tile or the layout change.
Rotted subfloor and old leaks are common once the floor comes up. If we find them, you get a written change order before the repair happens.
What a Bathroom Remodel Includes
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Showers and tub conversions
Walk-in showers, tub-to-shower conversions and new tub surrounds, with waterproofing done under the tile where nobody sees it but it counts.
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Tile work
Floor and wall tile, shower niches and benches, laid on a properly prepared base so the grout lines stay straight and crack-resistant.
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Vanities and fixtures
Vanities, tops, faucets, toilets and mirrors, along with the plumbing and electrical updates the new fixtures and lighting need.
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Ventilation
A properly sized exhaust fan vented outside, which protects the new paint and grout from the moisture every shower leaves behind.
Settle These Before Demolition
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Keep the layout or move it
Leaving the toilet, shower and drains where they are keeps cost down. Moving them means opening the floor and rerouting lines, which shows on the scope.
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How much tile
Tile coverage and tile size drive labor more than most people expect. A full-height shower wall costs more than a tub surround with paint above it.
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Which bath stays usable
If this is your only full bathroom, plan for a few weeks without it, or for the sequence that keeps a toilet working as long as possible.
Bathroom Questions
How long does a bathroom remodel take?
Most bathroom remodels take a few weeks once materials are on hand. Layout changes, custom glass and tile with long lead times can stretch that, and the written schedule reflects them.
Can I convert my tub into a walk-in shower?
In most bathrooms, yes. The drain usually needs to move or be resized, and the walls and floor need new waterproofing, both of which appear on the scope as separate lines.
Tired of That Bathroom?
Describe the room, what fails and what you want instead. We will go through what that kind of remodel involves.
Run your bathroom ideas by us — (000) 000-0000