Full bathroom remodel
Down to the studs, back to calm
We take the room apart, correct what is hiding behind the walls, and rebuild it as one quiet, well-drained, well-lit space.
Services
Eight things we build, and nothing else
Every job below happens inside a bathroom. We do not take kitchens, additions or whole-home work, which is why the same crew can build the same room every week.
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Pick the room, or pick the problem
Four whole-room projects and four focused jobs. If you are not sure which one you need, call and describe the room.
Walk-in showers
Curbless pans and clear glass
A shower you step into rather than climb over, built on a sloped pan that drains properly and never puddles at the threshold.
Tub-to-shower conversion
Usually finished in nine days
Trading a tub nobody uses for a shower everyone does, in the same footprint, without moving a single wall.
Vanities & storage
Built-ins sized to your room
Cabinetry measured for the wall you actually have, with drawers that clear the plumbing and a top that does not stain.
Tile & flooring
Heated floors and wet-area tile
Layout drawn before the first cut, membrane under every wet area, and an electric mat under the floor so the room is warm by the time you are awake.
Accessible & aging-in-place bathrooms
Aging in place, without the clinic look
Grab bars that look like towel bars, a zero-threshold entry, and blocking in the walls so the room can adapt again in ten years.
Powder rooms
Small footprint, big impression
The one room every guest sees on their own. Small enough to be brave with, and finished in about a week.
Primary ensuite
The quiet room off your bedroom
A larger bathroom planned around morning routines: two of everything where it matters, a separate wet area, and lighting that works at 6 am and at 10 pm.
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Three ways to remodel a bathroom
Most enquiries land in one of these three. The honest difference is how much of the room comes out, not how nice the tile is.
| Detail | RefreshSame footprint, new wet area. | Full remodelMost requestedDown to the studs and back. | EnsuiteA larger room, planned around two routines. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical budget | $9,800 - $18,500 | $24,000 - $52,000 | $32,000 - $78,000 |
| Time on site | 9 - 12 days | 3 - 5 weeks | 4 - 7 weeks |
| How far we go | Tub out, tiled shower in, no walls moved | Everything out to framing, layout adjustable | Replanned inside the footprint, wet area separated |
| Plumbing | Adapted to the existing drain and valve position | Supply and waste renewed, fixtures relocated where it helps | New manifold runs, thermostatic valves, optional steam |
| Waterproofing | New bonded pan, flood-tested overnight | Full wet area membrane, banded corners, 24 hour test | Full enclosure including a sealed, sloped ceiling |
| Floor | Existing floor kept, or re-tiled as an add-on | Levelled, heated and re-tiled floor to ceiling | Heated large-format porcelain or slab stone |
| Lighting | New fixture and a quiet ducted fan | Two circuits plus a humidity-sensed fan | Three dimmable circuits and a floor-level night light |
| Glass | One fixed panel | Fixed panel or hinged door | Low-iron enclosure to the ceiling |
| Best for | A bathroom that works but looks tired | Layout, drainage or subfloor problems | Two people sharing one bathroom every morning |
| Learn more | Read the detail | Read the detail | Read the detail |
Next step
Not sure which one you need?
Describe the room on the phone and we will tell you which of the eight it is, and roughly what it costs, before anyone visits.
Free measured survey · Fixed written proposal · Bathrooms only
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Design and material questions
If yours is not here, call the studio. We would rather answer it now than have you guess.
Everything that affects the rough-in, yes: valve type, drain style, fixture positions and vanity size. Paint colour and hardware finish can be settled during the build. We will tell you which decisions are on the critical path.
Client-supplied tile is usually fine if you order enough and we approve the specification. Client-supplied valves we handle case by case, because if the cartridge fails in year two we need to be able to get the part locally.
For most clients it is the single upgrade they mention a year later. An electric mat under porcelain on a two-hour timer costs relatively little to run and changes how the room feels on a January morning.
Non-negotiable in our work. Every bathroom we finish gets a fan sized to room volume, ducted in rigid pipe to the exterior, and wired to a humidity sensor rather than the light switch.