Custom bathroom remodels with waterproofing done by our own tile lead — never subcontracted. This is where cheap remodels fail.
The visible finish is only half the job. Everything under the tile — the membranes, the slopes, the joinery — is what determines whether your bathroom still looks this good in year ten. We spend as much time on the invisible layer as the visible one.
Guest bathroom remodels start at $24,000. Primary suites typically range from $50,000 to $110,000 depending on scope, tile selection, and whether wet-wall changes are required.
A partial list of what we work with regularly. Every project's material spec is documented in a fixed line-item sheet before we quote a number.
Three very different bath projects — one compact guest bath, one primary suite, one wet-room concept.
Full teardown of an original 1970s primary bath. New wet-wall configuration, heated stone floors, walk-in shower with brass rain-head, and custom double vanity in walnut.
Compact guest bath in a 1930s bungalow. Kept plumbing where it was, upgraded everything else. Custom tile shower niche, brushed brass fixtures, honed marble vanity top.
A big-swing primary suite build. Wet-room concept with open shower and freestanding tub sharing a fully waterproofed zone. Radiant heat throughout.
Guest baths typically run $24,000–$45,000. Primary suites usually land between $50,000 and $110,000. Wet-rooms and heated-floor projects push the higher end. Every project gets a fixed-price contract before demo.
Guest baths: 4–6 weeks. Primary suites: 8–12 weeks. If it's your only bathroom, we schedule around your usage — evening and weekend prep, daytime work.
Yes, if the layout supports it. Moving plumbing costs more than we usually recommend for a small guest bath, but for a primary suite the improvement is often worth the extra spend. We'll model both options during the estimate.
Every wet installation is done by our own tile lead — no subcontractors on shower pans, waterproofing membranes, or slab work. We use Schluter or Wedi systems on every wet build. This is where cheap remodels fail in year three.