ServicesBathroom Remodeling
Bathroom Remodeling in Roanoke
We rebuild bathrooms so they look better and are safer to use every day. That means slip-resistant floors, sealed showers that keep water where it belongs, and a work area kept closed off from the rest of your home while we build.
A bathroom that works better and is safer to use
A bathroom is the room where people are most likely to slip, and the room where a hidden leak does the most quiet damage. When we remodel one, we plan around both. We look at how the room is used, who uses it, and what is going on behind the tile before we suggest anything.
Sometimes a full remodel is the right call. Sometimes a new shower pan and fresh floor tile solve the real problem for far less. We tell you which one we see, and why, so you are not paying for work you do not need.
If the kitchen is next on your list, our kitchen remodeling page covers that work, and whole home remodeling is there when several rooms need attention at once.
What a bathroom remodel with us includes
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Shower and tub replacement
We remove the old shower or tub, check the framing and subfloor underneath, and install the new one. Walk-in showers with a low or no curb are a popular choice for safer entry.
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Waterproofing done properly
Tile is not waterproof on its own. We install a waterproof membrane behind shower walls and under the pan, and we flood-test the pan before tile goes down.
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Slip-resistant tile floors
We help you pick floor tile with good grip when wet, and use smaller tiles in shower floors where more grout lines mean better footing.
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Grab bars and safer layouts
We anchor grab bars into solid backing, not just drywall, so they hold real weight. We can add a built-in bench or a handheld shower head on request.
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Fixtures, toilets and plumbing updates
New faucets, shower valves and toilets, with anti-scald valves that keep water temperature steady when someone flushes elsewhere in the house.
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Ventilation and outlet safety
We make sure the exhaust fan is sized for the room and vents outside, and that outlets near water are protected the way code requires.
Questions about Bathroom Remodeling?
Call(817) 440-7829Signs your bathroom is ready for a remodel
Soft or spongy floor
A floor that gives a little near the toilet or tub usually means water has worked its way into the subfloor. It does not improve on its own and can lead to rot.
Cracked grout or loose shower tile
When grout breaks down, water starts getting behind the tile. Regrouting can buy some time, but tiles that move often mean the wall behind them is already damaged.
Mildew that keeps coming back
If the spots return a few days after you scrub them, the room may be holding onto moisture. A weak exhaust fan or a leak inside the wall is often the cause.
A tub that is hard to step into
Climbing over a tall tub wall is a real fall risk, especially for older family members or anyone healing from an injury.
Ceiling stains on the floor beneath
If your home has an upstairs bathroom, a brown ring or bubbling paint on the ceiling under it deserves a look soon. Slow leaks tend to grow, not stop.
How your bathroom remodel runs
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Walk-through and free quote
We look at the room, check for soft spots and moisture, and talk through what you want. You get a written estimate with each part of the job listed.
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Prep and protection
We shut off water to the room, cover floors along the path from your door, and seal the bathroom off with plastic sheeting and zipper doors. Dust stays in the work area, not in your bedrooms.
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Demolition and what we find
Once old tile and fixtures come out, we show you what is underneath. If there is water damage, we photograph it and explain the fix and its cost before going further.
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Build, waterproof and finish
We repair framing, install the membrane and pan, run plumbing updates, then set tile and fixtures. Tools and materials are put away each evening so the house stays safe for kids and pets.
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Final check and cleanup
We test every fixture for leaks, check the fan and outlets, and walk the room with you. Then we clean up and haul away the debris.
What affects the cost of a bathroom remodel
Every bathroom is different, so we price each one after seeing it. Your estimate lists each part of the job so you can see where the money goes. If something unexpected turns up behind the walls, we talk with you before doing extra work.
- Size and scope
- Updating a shower costs less than gutting the whole room. Moving the toilet or shower drain adds more, since most homes around here sit on concrete slabs and drain lines run under the floor.
- Condition behind the tile
- Rotted subfloor or wet framing has to be replaced before anything new goes in. We cannot always know until demolition, which is why we show you what we find.
- Tile and fixture choices
- Large-format or natural stone tile takes more labor than standard ceramic. Fixture prices range widely, and we can point out good options at different levels.
- Permits
- Plumbing and electrical changes usually need a permit and inspection. We handle that paperwork and include it in the estimate.
Bathroom remodeling questions
How long will my bathroom be out of use?
A shower replacement is usually shorter than a full remodel, and we give you a timeline with your estimate. If it is your only bathroom, tell us early. We plan the order of work to keep the toilet usable for as many days as we can.
Can you make the bathroom safer for an older parent?
Yes, and it is one of the most common requests we get. A curbless or low-curb shower, grab bars on solid backing, a bench, a handheld shower head and grippy floor tile all help. We can walk through the room together and talk about what fits.
What happens if you find mold or water damage?
We stop, show you, and photograph it. We remove the damaged material, find where the water came from, and fix the source so it does not come back. You approve any added cost before we continue.
Will dust get into the rest of the house?
We seal the bathroom off with plastic sheeting and a zipper door, and cover the floors on the way in. Some dust is unavoidable during tile removal, but containment keeps nearly all of it in the work area.
Do you work outside Roanoke?
Yes. We also work in nearby towns like Keller, Trophy Club, Northlake and Flower Mound. Our Service Areas page lists the rest.
Let's look at your bathroom together
Tell us what is bothering you about the room, and we will come out, take a careful look and give you an honest estimate. No pressure either way.