Demolition and protection
Old tub, tile, vanity and flooring come out. Floors and hallways outside the bathroom are covered, and debris leaves the house the same day.
From a dated tub-and-tile bathroom to a finished space with a walk-in shower, new vanity, waterproofed walls and floor tile that stays put in Houston humidity. One crew, one written contract, one price.
Every bathroom is different, but the scope usually covers these pieces. You choose how far to go; we write it down before anyone picks up a tool.
Old tub, tile, vanity and flooring come out. Floors and hallways outside the bathroom are covered, and debris leaves the house the same day.
Custom tiled walk-in showers with a built shower pan, curb or curbless entry, niche and glass. Or a new tub with a tiled surround if that fits the home better.
Cement board, liquid or sheet membrane on the walls and floor of the shower, and a 24-hour flood test on the pan before any tile goes on.
Floor and wall tile in porcelain, ceramic, natural stone or large format. Layouts include subway, herringbone, stacked and mosaic accents.
Vanity and countertop installation, faucet and shower trim, toilet, mirror, and the finish work around them so everything sits level and sealed.
Drywall repair where the old tile came off, fresh paint, baseboard and door trim, and a full cleanup so the bathroom is ready to use the day we finish.
Freestanding tub, tiled walk-in shower with frameless glass, hexagon mosaic shower floor and large-format porcelain walls. Photographed on site before the final clean.
More finished projects in the portfolio.
The price of a bathroom remodel in Houston moves mostly with these decisions. We walk through them at the estimate so the proposal reflects what you actually want.
Tiled walk-in with a low curb is the most requested. Curbless entries suit accessibility needs. Prefabricated acrylic units are the budget option and install faster.
Porcelain handles moisture best and comes in large formats that mean fewer grout lines. Natural stone looks richer but needs sealing. Small mosaics work for shower floors and accents.
Ready-made vanities keep costs down. Custom or semi-custom cabinets with quartz tops give more storage and a cleaner look in larger bathrooms.
Frameless glass panels, matte black or brushed nickel fixtures, and niche placement are small choices that change how finished the room feels.
Most hall bathrooms take two to three weeks from demolition to final walkthrough. Master bathrooms with layout changes take longer, and the schedule is part of the contract.
We measure the room, look at the existing plumbing and framing, and talk through what you want to change. No charge, no obligation.
You receive a line-by-line scope with a fixed price, the payment schedule and the timeline. Selections like tile and vanity are confirmed before we order.
The old bathroom comes out, framing is checked and repaired where needed, and the shower area is built and waterproofed.
The shower pan sits full of water for 24 hours. Only after it passes do we set floor and wall tile.
Vanity, toilet, glass, mirror, lighting, trim and paint go in. We walk the room with you and correct anything before the final payment.
A bathroom is the room where hidden mistakes cost the most. Water behind tile does not show up for a year. This is how we work so it never does.
Send a few photos and the size of the room, or book the free in-home estimate. You get a written proposal with a fixed price and a start date.
Share the room, the scope and what matters most to you. You will hear back the same business day.