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ServicesBathroom Remodeling

Bathroom Remodeling in Keller

We rebuild bathrooms from the studs out when needed: showers, tubs, tile floors, toilets and plumbing. We cover the path through your home, keep you posted every day and leave the room ready to use, not half done.

A bathroom you can trust again

Most bathroom remodels start with a problem you can see: a cracked shower pan, grout that never looks clean, a tub nobody uses or a floor that feels soft near the toilet. Sometimes it is simpler. The room just no longer fits how your household lives.

Bathrooms are small, but they hold a lot of plumbing and a lot of water. The finished look matters, and so does what goes behind it. We take care with waterproofing, drains and ventilation so the new room stays dry for years.

We also know the bathroom is a room you need every day. Before work starts, we talk through which bathroom you will use instead, when the water will be off and how long each stage should take, so nobody in the house is guessing.

What a bathroom remodel with us covers

Shower and tub replacement
We remove old tubs, fiberglass inserts and tiled showers, then build what fits you better. That might be a walk-in shower, a new soaking tub or a tub-to-shower conversion.
A real moisture barrier
Grout and tile let water seep through over time, so the protection has to sit underneath them. We put a membrane on shower walls and pans and pitch the floor toward the drain, the step most leaking showers skipped.
Tile floors and walls
We set new floor and wall tile on a flat, solid base. If the subfloor is soft from an old leak, we repair it first instead of tiling over the problem.
Plumbing fixtures and valves
New toilets, faucets, shower valves and drains. Moving a fixture to a new spot is often possible, and we will tell you honestly what it involves.
Ventilation
A working exhaust fan vented to the outside keeps moisture off your new walls and ceiling. We check the one you have and replace it when it is not doing the job.

Signs your bathroom is ready for a remodel

  • Soft or spongy floor

    If the floor flexes underfoot beside the toilet or tub, moisture has likely soaked into the subfloor. That kind of damage keeps spreading until someone fixes it.

  • Cracked tile or grout that keeps failing

    Regrouting every year points to movement or moisture underneath. In North Texas, shifting clay soil can add stress to tile on a slab, so the base matters as much as the tile.

  • Stains or mold on the ceiling

    Dark spots above the shower often mean the room is not venting steam. Paint will hide it for a while, but the moisture stays.

  • A tub that is hard to step into

    If climbing over the tub wall feels risky, a low-threshold shower can make the room safer for everyone in your home.

  • Fixtures that leak or drip

    Old valves and worn seals waste water and can leak inside the wall where you cannot see it.

What shapes the cost of a bathroom remodel

Every bathroom is different, so we price each one after seeing it. The biggest swings come from what is hidden and what you choose to change. Your written quote shows exactly where the money goes.

Size and layout changes

Keeping the toilet, tub and drains where they are costs less than moving them. Relocating a drain on a slab means cutting concrete.

Shower and tub choices

A custom tiled shower with a built-in bench takes more labor than a standard tub replacement. Glass enclosures and freestanding tubs add to it as well.

Tile and fixture selections

Large-format and natural stone tile take more time to set than standard porcelain. Fixture brands range widely too.

What we find behind the walls

Rotted subfloor, old leaks or outdated plumbing must be fixed before new finishes go in. We show you photos and price any fix before we do it.

How your bathroom remodel runs

  1. 1

    Free quote at your home

    We look at the room, check the floor and plumbing where we can, and listen to how you use the space. You get a written quote that lists the work line by line.

  2. 2

    Planning the household around the job

    We agree on a start date, which bathroom you will use in the meantime and when the water needs to be shut off. You will know who to ask with any question during the job.

  3. 3

    Protecting your home before demolition

    Before anything comes out, we cover the floors from your entry all the way to the work area and hang a plastic barrier over the bathroom opening so dust stays put. Outside, debris and materials stay off your lawn and flower beds.

  4. 4

    Building it right, step by step

    Demolition, plumbing, waterproofing, tile and fixtures. Opening a wall sometimes turns up rot or an old leak. When it does, we pause, send you pictures and talk through your choices, and nothing beyond the quote moves ahead until you decide.

  5. 5

    Walkthrough and cleanup

    We test every drain and valve with you, clean the room and the work path and remove our protection. Your remodel is covered by our 1-year warranty.

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Bathroom remodeling questions

How long will I be without this bathroom?

It depends on the scope. A tub-to-shower conversion is shorter than a full gut with layout changes. We give you a realistic timeline in your quote and keep you posted if anything shifts.

Will there be dust all over my house?

We close off the bathroom with a plastic barrier and cover the floors along our path. Some dust comes with demolition, but we work to keep it in the room and tidy up at the end of each day.

Can you turn my tub into a walk-in shower?

Yes, this is one of the most common jobs we do. We check the drain location and the floor first, then explain what the conversion involves for your bathroom.

What happens if there is hidden rot behind the old tile?

Work on that part of the room pauses while we photograph the damage and point out where it is. You get a clear written price for the repair, and the choice stays with you. No added work begins until you have said yes.

Is the work covered after you finish?

Yes. We stand behind our bathroom remodeling with a 1-year warranty. Should anything we put in stop working the way it should, give us a call and we will come out and check it.

Ready to talk about your bathroom?

Tell us what is bothering you about the room and what you would like instead. We will come out, take a look and give you a clear written quote at no cost.