Interiors
Bathroom Remodeling
A quieter room, finished with the tile and fixtures you want.

The work
About Bathroom Remodeling
A bathroom remodel is a small room with a lot of decisions: the shower, the vanity, the tile and the light. We plan those with you and build them as one project.
Waterproofing goes in before the finish tile, so the marble or porcelain you chose has a sound wall behind it. What you live with is the shower, the vanity and a room that finally works.
What is included
- Design guidance and fixture selection
- Tile for showers, floors and feature walls
- Vanities, tubs and shower systems
- Lighting and mirrors
- Plumbing and electrical preparation
- Waterproofing, plus accessibility-minded layout changes

Built for Houston
The bath you use every day, rebuilt.
Houston baths we remodel range from a tight powder room in West University to a primary suite in Memorial or The Woodlands. The square footage changes. The sequence does not: layout, fixtures, tile, then the finish you live with.
Waterproofing is part of that sequence, done before the tile goes on. The project itself is the room: the shower you step into, the vanity, and the light.
01
Shower, tub, or both
We help you choose the fixture and the tile, then build the enclosure so niches, glass and the floor read as one design.
02
Vanities and light
Mirrors, sconces and storage are planned with the vanity, so a small powder room still feels finished.
03
Primary and powder
Memorial and River Oaks primaries and smaller Bellaire or West University baths are both common. We size the layout to the room.
In and around
Memorial · River Oaks · Bellaire · West University · Upper Kirby · The Woodlands · Sugar Land · The Heights
How it goes
What to expect, step by step.
- 01
Consult
We come to you, look closely, and listen. A walkthrough of the space, measurements, an inspection of what is behind the surfaces, and a conversation about what you want and what is realistic.
- 02
Plan
Materials and budget, settled before work begins. We help you choose materials and finishes, review the budget together, and define the scope so there are few surprises later.
- 03
Prepare
The work you never see, done properly. Protecting your home, then demolition or surface, subfloor and site preparation, because good finishes depend on what is underneath.
- 04
Build
Skilled hands on the actual work. Installation or restoration carried out by our team, with one point of contact for questions along the way.
- 05
Finish
Details, checked twice. Sealing, trim, grout, touch-ups and quality checks, so the small things look as good as the big ones.
- 06
Walk through
We clean up, then we walk it with you. A final cleanup and a walkthrough of the finished work, so you see it, question it and sign off with confidence.
Questions
Good to know.
Can you change the layout of my bathroom?
Yes. Moving a shower, vanity or tub is part of many projects. We review what the plumbing and structure allow during the consultation, which matters in older Heights and West University houses as much as in newer slab homes.
Do you install large-format and patterned tile?
Yes. Large-format porcelain, mosaics, herringbone and encaustic-style patterns need careful layout and a flat substrate, and our tile work spans showers, floors and feature walls.
What is the difference between a refresh and a full remodel?
A refresh might be a new vanity, mirror and light. A full remodel moves the shower or tub, retile the room and changes the layout. We scope it to the bathroom you have, from a West University powder room to a Memorial primary.
Do you help choose fixtures and tile?
Yes. We walk through showers, tubs, vanities and tile with you, including large-format porcelain, mosaics and patterned floors, before anything is ordered.
Often paired with
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