Hall, guest or primary bath
Bathroom Remodeling in Lilburn
Whether you swap the tub for a walk-in shower or gut the room, your scope names the tile, vanity, valve and fan, each with a price, so the total holds no mysteries.
(000) 000-0000 — describe the bath you want insteadSmall Room, Many Decisions
A bathroom packs a lot of choices into a few square feet: tile size, shower type, vanity width, fixture finish, fan capacity. Each one changes the price, and a lump-sum bid hides which.
Your scope keeps them separate. If a frameless glass door pushes the total further than you'd like, you will see that clearly and can choose something else.
What the Bathroom Scope Includes
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Tear-out and prep
Removal of the old tub, tile and vanity, a look at the subfloor and wall framing underneath, and repairs priced if anything turns out soft or rotted.
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Shower or tub
A walk-in shower, tub-to-shower conversion or new tub, with waterproofing behind the tile and the valve and drain work that goes with it.
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Tile and surfaces
Wall and floor tile chosen by you and named on the scope, along with the setting labor for each area that gets tiled.
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Vanity, fixtures and fan
Vanity, top, faucets, mirror, lighting and a properly vented exhaust fan, each listed with its material and installation cost.
Decide These Early
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Where the drains sit
Fixtures that stay in their current spots keep cost down. Relocating a toilet or shower drain means opening floors and walls, and that labor appears itemized.
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Your only full bath?
If this is the one shower in the house, we sequence the work and talk through options so you are not without one any longer than necessary.
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Lead times
Special-order tile, custom glass and some vanities take weeks to arrive. Choosing early keeps those deliveries from setting the pace of the whole job.
Bathroom Questions
How many weeks will we be without this bathroom?
A standard bath remodel takes a few weeks of hands-on work, and the clock starts once the materials are in hand. Moving the drain or waiting on custom glass stretches it. You will know the days without a working shower before we begin.
Can I keep my tub and just replace the tile?
Yes. A surface update that keeps the tub, toilet and layout is the lower-cost route. We check the tub's condition and the wall behind the old tile, then price the new tile and fixtures as separate items.
Tired of the Bathroom You Have?
Tell us what bothers you about it now, from cracked grout to a cramped shower, and what you'd like instead. We will explain what that kind of job usually involves.