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Bath remodels

Bathroom Remodeling in Bogart Without the Mess Spreading

Tile, showers, vanities and vent fans for your primary, hall or guest bath, with the doorway sealed, the hallway covered and the room tidied before the crew leaves.

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Hall bathroom with new tile surround and vanity

A Small Room, Closed Off Tight

Tearing out tile is one of the dustiest jobs in remodeling, and a bathroom usually opens onto a hallway or a bedroom. We cover the floor from the entry to the bath, seal the doorway with plastic and clean up at the end of each day.

Inside, a lot of trades share a few square feet: waterproofing, drain lines, wiring, the vent fan, tile and carpentry. If old leaks or a soft subfloor turn up when the floor comes out, the fix is written up and priced for your signature before anyone starts on it.

Inside a Bathroom Remodel

  • Shower and tub work

    Walk-in showers, tub-to-shower conversions or new tub surrounds, with a waterproofing layer behind the tile to keep the wall framing dry.

  • Tile

    Floor and wall tile, shower niches and built-in benches, laid on a flat, stable base so grout lines stay even and tiles stay tight.

  • Vanity, toilet and fixtures

    Vanities, tops, faucets, toilets, mirrors and lighting, along with the supply, drain and wiring changes to put them where you want them.

  • A fan that vents outside

    An exhaust fan sized for the room and ducted to the exterior, so shower steam does not settle into fresh paint and caulk.

Decide Before Tear-Out

  1. Your only full bath?

    If so, we plan the order of work to keep a toilet usable as long as possible and tell you ahead of time which days you will need to shower elsewhere.

  2. Same layout or new

    Keeping the toilet, shower and drains where they sit is the budget-friendly choice. Relocating any of them involves cutting into the floor and rerouting lines, and the estimate shows it.

  3. Selections that take time

    Special-order tile, shower glass and some vanities have long lead times. Choosing them before tear-out means the bathroom is not left stripped while a shipment is on its way.

Bathroom Remodel FAQs

How long will we be without the bathroom?

Typically a few weeks of work after the tile, fixtures and vanity have arrived. Moved drains, custom glass and special-order tile can stretch it, and the written schedule shows those dates in advance.

Can a tub be swapped for a walk-in shower?

Most of the time. Expect the drain to be moved or enlarged and new waterproofing on the floor and walls, both listed on your estimate.

A Bathroom Worth Using Again

Say what bugs you about the room, whether it is your only full bath, and what you picture in its place.

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