Bathroom remodeling brings layout, services, and finishes together so the space runs smoothly and stays dry. The focus is durable waterproofing, code‑smart rough‑ins, and clean detailing at tile, glass, and fixtures.

Overview

• Scope: planning and permits, demo and framing, plumbing and electrical rough‑ins, shower pans and waterproofing, ventilation and heat, insulation and drywall, tile and stone, cabinetry and tops, glass, fixtures, lighting, and flooring.
• Goals: dry assemblies, smooth workflow, bright and balanced lighting, quiet ventilation, safe clearances, and easy day‑to‑day use.
• Settings: primary baths, hall baths, powder rooms, guest suites, and accessibility updates.

What This Service Includes

• Planning & layout: fixture placement, storage zones, door and drawer clearances, and lighting plans; permit drawings where required.
• Rough‑ins: supply, drain, and vent to code; valve heights and niche/bench blocking; dedicated circuits, GFCI/AFCI, and lighting control.
• Waterproofing: sloped showers with bonded pans or liners, sheet or liquid membranes on walls, corners and penetrations sealed; 24‑hour flood tests.
• Tile & stone: substrate prep and flattening, thinset selection, balanced layout, clean edges with profiles or bullnose, grout and sealants matched to the space.
• Cabinetry & tops: vanities leveled and secured, drawer/door alignment, tops templated and sealed, splash and mirror coordination.
• Fixtures & glass: tubs and showers set to spec, toilets and bidets with secure anchors, faucets and drains tested, shower glass measured and installed plumb and watertight.
• Ventilation & heat: quiet bath fans ducted outdoors, timer/humidity controls, radiant floor heat or towel warmers where specified.

Waterproofing & Wet Areas

• Pre‑slope and bonded pans to linear or point drains; curb and threshold details that shed water.
• Niches, benches, and windows waterproofed with factory corners or reinforced fabric; penetrations sealed.
• Steam showers detailed with perm‑rated systems, full vapor coverage, and sealed ceilings.

Plumbing, Electrical & Lighting

• Pressure‑balanced or thermostatic valves; recirc and scald protection where needed; shutoffs accessible.
• Dedicated circuits for heating and outlets; GFCI/AFCI protection; in‑mirror and task lighting with appropriate CRI/CCT.
• Control locations set for reach and safety; heated floor thermostats placed outside wet zones.

Surfaces, Storage & Accessories

• Tile, stone, or solid‑surface walls and floors; slip‑resistant options in wet areas.
• Vanities, medicine cabinets, niches, and shelving sized for daily use; hardware and bars set to consistent heights.
• Seals and trims at tubs, bases, and thresholds sized for movement and easy cleaning.

Accessibility & Special Features

• Curbless entries with linear drains, widened clearances, blocking for future grab bars, and handheld shower options.
• Comfort‑height toilets, lever handles, and anti‑scald controls for safer use.
• Smart controls for lighting, fans, and heated floors as requested.

Sequencing & Occupied Remodels

• Dust walls, floor protection, and daily cleanup maintained; temporary bath setups planned when needed.
• Milestones: demo, rough‑ins and inspections, waterproofing/flood test, tile, cabinets/tops, glass, fixtures, punch‑list, clean.
• Long‑lead items (tile, glass, tops, specialty fixtures) ordered early to fit the schedule.

Quality Markers

• Waterproofing verified and flood‑tested; no pooling at drains; clean slopes.
• Tile lines straight with controlled lippage; grout joints even; edges tidy.
• Fixtures level and solid; fans quiet and effective; lighting even with no glare hot spots.

Safety & Compliance

• Permits and inspections completed; GFCI/AFCI, tempered glass, and ventilation to code.
• Lead‑safe practices in older homes; silica‑aware cutting and HEPA cleanup.
• Manufacturer instructions followed for shower systems and warranties.

Care & Maintenance

• Use neutral cleaners; reseal stone and grout if specified; maintain soft joints at changes of plane.
• Clean fan grilles and replace filters where present; check caulk at wet edges seasonally.
• Keep tile care notes, touch‑up paint, and spare grout/tiles for future repairs.