Bathroom remodeling in Pinellas County

Decide what you want to spend before you go shopping. A clear budget guides every decision: the tile, the fixtures, and extras like a bench or a niche. With a budget in mind, a good contractor can show you your options.

A small bathroom does not take much less time than a large one; it needs all the same steps, in a tighter space. Your timeline should also include design, choosing and ordering tile and fixtures, and any custom vanity or cabinets.

Too often people tear out their old bathroom before they have a budget, a contractor or materials, and end up without a working bathroom for months. Once everything is ordered and on site, we work from the top down, for demolition and for the new work, so finished surfaces are protected.

Be careful with anyone who promises a new shower in a day by covering what is there. If your shower has mildew problems, that is a sign of an issue behind the tile, and covering it up doesn't fix it. A real remodel opens the walls around the plumbing so problems are found and fixed.

Start with an overall look before you pick finishes. Think about who will use the bathroom (kids, adults, an aging parent) and what you like and dislike about your current one. A curbless shower and backing in the walls for future grab bars are worth considering if you plan to stay.

We handle demolition and haul-away too. There is a skill to it: cutting drywall cleanly at the studs so good walls stay intact, and sealing off the room so dust does not travel through your home.