Bathroom Remodeling in Maryland, DC and Northern Virginia
A bathroom remodel for the room you have: a new tub or shower, vanity, toilet, floor and walls, lighting and a fan that actually clears the steam, with the waterproofing done right underneath. One written price before demolition and one crew working the job in order.
What a Bathroom Remodel Covers
Water is what ruins a bathroom, so most of the care goes where you will never look: behind the shower walls, under the floor and at the drain. The parts you do see are finished on top of that.
Tub or Shower
Replace the tub, swap a tub for a shower, or rebuild the shower you have, set on a pan that slopes to the drain so water never sits.
Waterproofing First
Cement board and a waterproof layer go behind every wet wall before any finish. A failure there leaks inside the wall, where nobody notices until the damage is done.
Vanity, Toilet and Fixtures
Vanity, sink, faucet, toilet, mirror and accessories replaced in place, or moved where the plumbing under the floor allows it.
Floors and Walls
The subfloor is checked for soft spots from old leaks and repaired before the new floor goes down, so the finish sits on something solid.
Fan, Light and Power
A fan vented outside rather than into the attic, light where you stand at the mirror, and GFCI protection at the outlets, coordinated with licensed trades.
Grab Bars and Safer Access
Blocking goes into the wall before the board, so a grab bar added now or years from now is fastened into wood instead of drywall.
Why One Contractor for the Bathroom
- One Written Price
- The scope and the price in writing before demolition. If the old floor or wall hides a problem, you see it and approve the fix before we go on.
- Licensed, Bonded & Insured
- Home Improvement Contractor License No. 420226000078, with liability coverage on every bathroom job.
- We Rebuild After Leaks
- Water damage reconstruction is part of what we do, so rot found under an old tub is repaired by the same crew rather than handed off.
- A Bathroom in Our Gallery
- The project gallery shows a tiled walk-in shower we built, with the blocking, the waterproofing and the grab bar described step by step.
Bathroom Problems a Remodel Should Fix
A Soft Floor by the Toilet or Tub
A floor that gives underfoot near the toilet or tub usually means water has been reaching the subfloor. It gets cut out and replaced during the remodel, not covered over.
Peeling Paint and a Mirror That Never Clears
Paint lifting off the ceiling and a fogged mirror long after a shower point to a fan that is missing, too small or venting into the attic. A remodel is the time to fix the venting, not just repaint.
Cracked Grout and Loose Tile
Tile cracks and grout falls out when the floor or wall underneath moves. New tile over the same movement cracks the same way, so the movement is fixed first.
Get a Free Bathroom Remodeling Quote
- Free estimate, online or on site
Or call us directly:
(240) 695-4415Tell Us About the Bathroom Remodeling Job
We take insurance jobs. Financing may also be available for qualifying projects. See financing options.
How a Bathroom Remodeling Job Runs
- 1Send photos of the bathroom and tell us what bothers you about it, from the shower to the fan.
- 2We look at the floor around the toilet and tub for soft spots and check where the fan vents.
- 3You get a written scope and price before demolition, and a plan for the days the room is out of use.
- 4The room is stripped, any rot is repaired, and blocking and waterproofing go in before the finishes.
- 5Shower, floor, vanity, toilet, fan and lighting are set, every joint is checked, and the room is handed back clean.
Bathroom Remodeling Questions We Get Asked
Can you redo a bathroom for $10,000?
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Can you live in your house during a remodel?
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How long does a renovation usually take?
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Completed Work