Bathroom Remodeling

What it takes

Waterproofing first. Then the part you see.

Every bathroom that fails, fails behind the tile. Membrane, falls and substrate are what decide whether the room is still sound in ten years.

We do that properly, then fit the vanities, stone and glass that make it worth looking at.

  • Membrane and substrate before any tile
  • Falls set so the water reaches the drain
  • Ventilation sized for the room
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Large bathroom with double vanity, glass shower, freestanding tub and potted tree
Scope

What we take on.

Full bathroom remodels

Strip out, services, waterproofing, tile and fit-out on one schedule.

Tub to shower conversions

Including the drainage and framing changes that usually come with it.

Vanity and sink installation

Floating or floor-standing, with the wall built to carry it.

Custom tile work

Set out from the eyeline so the cuts land sensibly, in stone, porcelain or mosaic.

Wet rooms and glass

Falls, linear drains and frameless glass detailed to stay watertight.

Ventilation and lighting

Extraction sized for the room, and lighting that works for a mirror rather than against it.

Common Questions

The things people ask us first.

How long does a bathroom take?
Usually a few weeks depending on scope and whether the layout moves. Moving plumbing adds time; you will see it in the schedule.
Can you move the toilet or shower?
Usually yes, though it depends on the drain runs. We check on the walkthrough before promising anything.
What causes most bathroom leaks?
Failed waterproofing or bad falls. Both are invisible once the tile is on, which is exactly why we do not rush them.
Next step

Thinking about bathrooms?

We will walk the site, tell you straight what it will take, and put a real number on it. The visit and the estimate are free.