"Zac was professional, friendly and thorough. He did a great job on my shower and tile!" — that's a real review from a real White County bathroom we remodeled, and it's the standard every bath job gets.
Bathrooms are the most unforgiving room in the house: small space, big expectations, and water trying to ruin everything behind the walls. The pretty part of a bathroom remodel is tile and fixtures. The part that decides whether it's still pretty in ten years is what's underneath — substrate, waterproofing, slope, and ventilation. We do both parts right.
What we remodel
- Tile showers & surrounds — waterproofed systems, straight grout lines, niches and benches built in.
- Tub-to-shower conversions — reclaim the space a never-used tub is wasting.
- Vanities, tops & mirrors — installed, plumbed, and caulked clean.
- Bathroom flooring — tile and waterproof LVP that shrugs off wet feet.
- Toilets & fixtures — new installs and replacements, set on solid flanges, never rocked and caulked over a problem.
- Fans, lighting & paint — the details that keep moisture and mildew from coming back.
Small room, tight process
Most bathroom remodels put your only shower out of commission, so speed matters — but not the kind of speed that skips waterproofing. We give you an honest timeline up front, protect the rest of the house from dust, and keep the job moving every day until you're back in. One crew handles demo, framing fixes, substrate, tile, plumbing fixtures, and paint, so nothing sits half-done waiting on the next trade.
Estimates are free, financing is available, and seniors and veterans get a discount on labor. Bring us the bathroom you apologize for when guests visit — we'll hand back the one you show off.
Common questions
How long is my shower out of commission?
A typical tile shower rebuild runs about a week including cure times we won't shortcut — waterproofing and thinset need their time. We'll give you the exact schedule before we start.
Can you fix the wall damage from an old surround?
Yes — that's normal, not a surprise. Torn drywall and soft spots behind old surrounds get repaired properly as part of the job, by the same crew, before anything new goes on the wall.