Bathroom Remodeling
Everything that goes wrong in a bathroom five years later is a waterproofing decision made in week one. We build the assembly first and set tile second.
Request a walkthrough →What the work includes
Full waterproofing assembly
Bonded membrane, sloped pan, and sealed corners tested before tile.
Plumbing brought current
Supply lines, drains, and venting corrected to code while the walls are open.
Ventilation that works
Fan sized to the room and ducted outside, not into the attic.
Tile and stone
Layout drawn before the first cut so grout lines land where they should.
Vanity and storage
Cabinetry, tops, and lighting selected to fit the room, not the catalog.
Accessible options
Curbless entries, blocking for grab bars, and comfort-height fixtures on request.
The parts you never see decide the outcome.
A bathroom is a small room where six trades work in sequence. We plan that sequence, open the walls to see what is actually behind them, and correct the plumbing and venting before anything decorative happens.
- →Membrane and pan water tested before tile
- →Existing plumbing inspected and corrected while open
- →Blocking installed for future grab bars
- →One crew in the room at a time, in order
What homeowners ask first.
Anything not answered here, call Tim directly at 313.236.0985.
How long will we be without the bathroom?
Four to seven weeks for a full gut. If it is the only bathroom, we sequence the work to shorten the downtime and tell you which days are hardest.
Can you keep the existing layout?
Yes, and it saves money. Moving drains and vents is what drives the plumbing cost up.
Do you handle tile selection?
We give you the specs and dimensions that work, then you choose. We install what you pick.
Is a curbless shower possible on the second floor?
Usually, if the joists allow the recess. We check the framing before we promise it.
Let's look at the bathroom.
We will tell you what the work actually involves and give you a real price range. No deposit, no sales visit.