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Bathroom remodeling
in Greenville.
Primary baths, wet rooms, walk-in showers and powder baths — tile set right the first time, waterproofed so it stays that way.
Under the tile
Most bath jobs
fail at the pan.
A bathroom is the smallest room in the house and the easiest one to build badly, because everything that matters is hidden by the time you see it. Slope, waterproofing, pan detail, how the glass meets the curb. Tile that looks perfect on day one will still fail in three years if the substrate underneath it was rushed.
Plumbing is the other variable, and in Greenville it depends on your foundation. On a slab, moving a drain means cutting and repouring concrete — real money, and we'll say so before you fall in love with a layout. On pier and beam, which plenty of the older houses here are, the same change is far less painful. We look before we quote.
Scope
What a bath takes.
- Full gut and reframe
- Shower pans and waterproofing
- Tile, stone and mosaic work
- Frameless glass and enclosures
- Freestanding tubs and wet rooms
- Vanities, tops and cabinetry
- Plumbing relocation
- Exhaust, heat and lighting
- Accessible and curbless showers
- Permits, inspections and punch
Baths
Recent baths.
Straight answers
Bath questions.
Yes, but the cost depends on your foundation. Slab means cutting and repouring concrete; pier and beam is much simpler. We check which you have at the walkthrough and price the layout honestly instead of quoting the easy version.
If it's your only full bath, keep a tub — resale in this market still expects one somewhere in the house. If you have another tub elsewhere, a large walk-in or wet room is almost always the better use of the space.
A full gut is typically a few weeks of active work. Tile and glass are the long poles — glass is measured after tile is set, then fabricated, so there's a gap near the end that no amount of pushing shortens.
Yes, and it's the part we won't let a sub rush. Pan, slope and waterproofing get inspected by us before any tile goes on, because it's the one failure you can't fix without tearing the room out again.
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Ready to start the bath?
Send us the room and what you want out of it. We'll tell you what the layout actually costs before you commit.