Do you handle waterproofing?

Yes. Waterproofing is part of the bathroom, not an extra the tile sits on and hopes for the best. Wet areas are rebuilt so the finish has something sound underneath.

Can you move the plumbing?

Often. Moving a toilet, shower, or sink changes the layout and the cost. We tell you what the move takes before you commit.

Do you remodel condominium bathrooms?

Yes. Buildings have rules about risers, work hours, and insurance. We plan for those before demolition.

Freestanding white soaking tub with a champagne-gold floor filler, plantation shutters, and patterned sand tile

Full bath renovation

Bathroom remodeling

Design, demolition, waterproofing, and finish. One team from the first layout to the last fixture.

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BATHROOM

Design, demolition, waterproofing, and finish. One team from the first layout to the last fixture.

We are your one-stop shop for complete bathroom design and renovation. From layout planning and material selections to demolition, plumbing, electrical, waterproofing, tile, cabinetry, countertops, fixtures, and final finishes, we manage every detail from start to finish.

Stone-tiled walk-in shower beside an oak double vanity

What the project includes

01
Layout and materials
Where the shower, tub, and vanity belong, and the tile, stone, and fixtures that have to live together in a wet room.
02
Demolition
The old room comes out in a controlled way, especially in condominiums where the building has rules about hours and protection.
03
Plumbing and electrical
Supply, waste, ventilation, and light. If a fixture needs to move, you hear what that takes before you commit.
04
Waterproofing
Showers and wet areas are waterproofed before the tile goes on. The finish is only as good as what is behind it.
05
Tile, vanity, and stone
Floor, walls, cabinetry, and countertops installed as one room, not as separate shopping trips.
06
Fixtures and final finishes
Faucets, glass, hardware, and the last details. We walk the room with you before we call it done.

Questions

Questions we hear

Yes. Waterproofing is part of the bathroom, not an extra the tile sits on and hopes for the best. Wet areas are rebuilt so the finish has something sound underneath.