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Bathroom Remodeling
Tub-to-shower conversions, full primary bath gut-and-rebuild, guest bath refreshes, and accessibility upgrades for aging in place. Tile work is done in-house.
Range
$18K–$55K typical
Timeline
3–6 weeks typical
Licensed • Insured • Locally Owned in Crystal Lake, IL • Serving 222 Communities Across Northern IL and Southern WI
How it works
Our process, step by step.
- Step 1
In-home estimate
We look at the space and your wish list, measure, discuss scope. Free.
- Step 2
Scope and proposal
Written proposal with tile, fixture, and vanity allowances.
- Step 3
Selection review
Tile, vanity, shower door, faucets, lighting. All locked before demo.
- Step 4
Demo and rough-in
Demo, waterproofing (real membrane, not just plastic), plumbing and electrical rough-in, inspection.
- Step 5
Tile, finish, and handoff
Tile, grout, vanity, fixtures, paint, hardware. Punch list, photos, warranty.
Recent projects
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Frequently asked questions
Can you do a bath remodel in a week?
A proper full remodel with real waterproofing takes 3–6 weeks because of wait times on tile mortar, inspection scheduling, and grout cure. The one-week bath ads you see on TV are surface overlays, not real remodels.
Do you handle aging-in-place design?
Yes — curbless showers, grab bar blocking, comfort-height toilets, bench seats. The design work is included in the estimate.
What's included in a full bathroom remodel?
Demo, waterproofing, tile, vanity, toilet, fixtures, lighting, paint, and hardware. Basically everything from the studs in. Plumbing and electrical rough-in are coordinated through our licensed subs.
Do bathroom remodels need permits?
If we're moving plumbing or adding circuits, yes. A like-for-like refresh — new tile, vanity, and fixtures in the same locations — typically doesn't require a permit in most Northern IL municipalities.
What's the process from start to finish?
Free in-home estimate, then a written proposal with selections locked in before demo starts. We handle demo, waterproofing, rough-in, tile, and finish work in sequence. Inspections happen at the rough-in stage before anything gets closed up.