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Bathroom Remodeling in Crystal Lake and nearby communities.

A bathroom that lasts depends on what's behind the tile as much as the tile itself. We plan the room from demolition to the last fixture, including waterproofing, accessibility, and any plumbing, electrical, or venting work.

What's included

You know what's included before work starts.

  • Down-to-the-studs bathroom remodels, from demolition through finishes
  • Tubs, showers, tile, vanities, and finishes
  • Waterproofing and the prep behind the tile
  • Accessibility built into the plan, not added as an afterthought

Before the proposal

The questions that shape the plan.

  • Water damage or rot hiding behind the walls
  • Shower or tub layout and how the water is kept out of the walls
  • Where the fixtures go, and what needs a licensed plumber or electrician
  • Clearances, storage, lighting, venting, and accessibility

How the project moves

Plan first. Build second.

  1. 01

    Tell us what you want

    Tell us who uses the room, what's failing, and what the new bathroom needs to do better.

  2. 02

    We see the space

    We measure, look at what's there now, and flag any water damage, layout, or plumbing questions.

  3. 03

    Written plan and price

    What's included, your finishes, who handles what, and a free estimate, all in writing.

  4. 04

    Before demolition

    Selections, delivery timing, protecting the rest of the house, access, and any permits are settled before demo.

  5. 05

    Build and final walkthrough

    The room gets rebuilt step by step, then we walk it with you against the written plan.

Serving Crystal Lake and nearby communities.

Built Solid provides bathroom remodeling throughout the area. Tell us about the home and what you want to change, and Josh will call you back to talk it through.

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How we work

Decisions made before the finishes go on.

Everything in writing

The proposal spells out what's included, what we're assuming, and who handles what.

We see it first

We look at the room or house before we price or schedule the job.

Permits and trades spelled out

If your project needs a permit, an engineer, or a licensed plumber or electrician, we tell you during planning and put it in writing.

Changes in writing

If the job changes, we talk through what it does to the price and schedule before doing the extra work.

Final walkthrough

We walk the finished work with you against the written plan and fix anything that's not right before we call it done.

Bathroom Remodeling questions, answered plainly.

Do you do full gut bathroom remodels?
Yes. We also take smaller shower, tub, vanity, tile, and accessibility jobs when the rest of the room is in good shape.
Can you convert a tub to a shower?
Often, yes. It depends on the room size, where the drain and water lines are, how the shower will be waterproofed, accessibility, and what your town and the plumbing require.
How do you handle waterproofing?
The written plan spells out the waterproofing behind the shower or tub. The tile you see is only the top layer.
Are bathroom-remodel estimates free?
Yes. We look at the room size, demolition, what's there now, fixture layout, tile and finishes, and any plumbing or electrical, then give you a free estimate.
Can accessibility be part of the remodel?
Yes. Blocking for grab bars, easier entries, seating, reachable storage, clearances, and fixture choices are best planned before the walls are closed up.

Free estimate

Tell us what you want the finished space to do.

Tell us what's there now and what you want instead. Josh will call you back to talk it through and set up a time to see it.

Tell us about your project

A few details now saves time on the phone. Josh will call you back to talk it through and set up a time to see the space.

  • Free estimate, no obligation
  • Permits and outside trades spelled out up front
  • Written price before any work starts

No spam. We only use this to get back to you about this project. Home built before 1978? Mention it. Older paint can contain lead, and that changes how we handle demolition and sanding.