Bathroom Remodeling in Plano TX

Many homeowners put off a bathroom remodel for years. Here is what our customers say after the work is done.

A tub to shower conversion takes out a tub you rarely use and puts a walk-in shower in its place. It works well when stepping over the tub wall is hard, or when you want more room to stand.

Here is what the work includes:

• Taking out the old tub and the tile around it
• A new shower floor and tiled walls
• A glass door or panel
• New fixtures, like the showerhead and handles

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A primary bathroom remodel updates the bath attached to your main bedroom. It is often the largest bath in the house, which leaves room for more than a basic update. Common choices include:

• A double vanity with more drawer space
• A larger walk-in shower with glass
• A freestanding soaking tub
• Tile on the floors and walls
• New lighting and mirrors

For a luxury bathroom renovation, you pick higher-end finishes in each of these areas. We handle the tile, glass, vanity, and fixtures.

Bathroom tile installation covers the floor, the shower walls, and the area around the tub. We install new tile, or we take out old, dated tile and replace it. Most bathroom tile jobs cover one or more of these areas:

• Floors: new tile across the bathroom floor
• Shower walls: tile from the shower floor up the walls
• Tub surrounds: tile around a tub you plan to keep
• Accents: a border or pattern that sets off the shower or vanity wall

Bathroom remodeling in Plano is the work of updating or rebuilding a bathroom, from new finishes to a new layout. A smaller job swaps the vanity, tile, and fixtures. A larger job strips the room to its frame and can change where the shower or tub sits.

• Shower and tub: a walk-in shower, a tub to shower conversion, or a new tub
• Surfaces: tile floors and walls, counters, and paint
• Fixtures: vanity, sink, faucets, lighting, and mirrors

The price of a bathroom remodel depends on the size of the room and the choices you make. These are the biggest cost drivers:

• The size of the bathroom
• Keeping a tub or switching to a walk-in shower
• How much tile you choose, and what kind
• A glass shower door or panel
• The vanity and fixtures you pick
• Moving a drain or the toilet
• How many bathrooms are in the job

If we find leak damage behind old tile, we repair the leak damage before new tile goes in. Updating more than the bath? We can remodel several rooms at once, or pair your bath with a kitchen remodel.