ServicesBathroom Remodeling
Bathroom Remodeling in Coppell
We rebuild bathrooms from the studs out: new showers and tubs, tile, plumbing and ventilation, with the waterproofing done right underneath. We plan the work around your calendar, so the room is finished before guests arrive or the busy season starts.
A bathroom that holds up to daily water
A bathroom takes more water, steam and wear than any other room in your home. Most of what fails, from loose tile to soft subfloors, starts with a membrane or seal that was never installed well. We open the room, find out what is really behind the walls and rebuild it so it stays dry for years.
Timing matters. Many families want the guest bath done before holiday visitors, or the primary bath finished before the long Texas summer, when a working exhaust fan earns its keep. We set a start date that fits that goal and tell you plainly how long the room will be out of use.
If the bathroom is part of a larger plan, our whole home remodeling page explains how we sequence several rooms at once.
What our bathroom remodeling covers
Demolition and protection
We cover floors along the path to the bathroom, seal doorways against dust and haul away old tile, fixtures and drywall.
Showers and tubs
We replace dated fiberglass surrounds with tiled showers, swap a tub for a walk-in shower or set a new soaking tub. Each one gets a proper pan or slope to the drain.
Waterproofing under the tile
Wet areas get a continuous membrane and cement board, not just drywall and grout. This is the layer you never see and the one that decides how long the room lasts.
Plumbing and fixtures
We move or update supply lines and drains, then install valves, faucets, shower heads and toilets. Old shutoff valves get replaced while the walls are open.
Tile and flooring
Porcelain, ceramic and natural stone set on a flat, solid base, with the layout planned so cuts land in quiet places.
Ventilation
A correctly sized exhaust fan vented outside, not into the attic, keeps humidity and mildew down through the muggy months.
When a bathroom is due for a remodel
A floor that gives near the toilet or tub
When the floor bends underfoot, water has usually soaked into the subfloor, and that kind of damage keeps growing.
Grout that cracks again after you fix it
Repeat cracking points to moisture or shifting beneath the tile. Fresh grout just hides the cause.
Mildew that always returns
Mold that comes back on the ceiling and around the caulk means moisture has nowhere to go, and muggy summer months only add to it.
A tub nobody uses
If the tub stays dry or just holds bath toys, a roomy walk-in shower could serve your family better.
The finishes the builder put in
Fiberglass shower surrounds and thin original tile tend to look tired once they pass the twenty-year mark.
The steps of a bathroom project
- 1
Site visit and a free quote
We see the space, learn how your household uses it and look for any water damage. Then you receive a written quote broken into separate lines, so every dollar has a place.
- 2
Selections and a start date
You settle on tile, fixtures and finishes with our help, we check delivery times, and we pick a start date that suits your season. Everything is on hand before demolition, so the room never sits torn apart waiting on a shipment.
- 3
Demolition and rebuild
Once the old finishes are out, we show you what is underneath, with photos of any surprises, and go over your options before continuing. Plumbing, waterproofing, tile and fixtures follow, and we book any required inspections as we go.
- 4
Walkthrough and a clean room
Every valve and drain gets tested and the finishes get sealed. We clean the bathroom and our route through the house, show you how to care for it, and stand behind it with a 1-year warranty.
What moves the price of a new bathroom
Square footage tells only part of the story. The price depends mostly on how much of the room changes and on the condition of what sits behind the old tile and drywall. Your written quote lists each item on its own line, so you can see where the budget goes before work begins.
- Relocating the plumbing
- Leaving the toilet, drain and shower valve in their current spots keeps the cost well down. Moving them means opening more floor and wall and rerouting lines.
- Room size and how much gets tiled
- Tile that runs to the ceiling, plus built-in niches and shower benches, takes more material and more hours than tiling the shower walls alone.
- The materials you choose
- Large-format porcelain and natural stone call for flatter prep and slower, more careful setting than standard ceramic, and that shows in the labor.
- Damage hidden behind the finishes
- Rotted subfloor or framing must be repaired before new work goes over it. We show you what we found and what the fix involves before we go further.
- Permits and inspections
- Plumbing changes and new exhaust venting can require a permit and inspection. We take care of that as part of the job.
Common questions about bathroom remodels
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How long will the bathroom be out of use?
For a full remodel, plan on a few weeks without the room, depending on the tile and any plumbing changes. Your quote includes a realistic timeline. If this is the only shower in the house, let us know up front and we will plan around it.
What time of year should we schedule?
Start from the date you need the room back. A lot of homeowners book in late summer to have a guest bath ready for the holidays, or in winter so the primary bath is done by spring. Specialty tile and fixtures can take a few weeks to arrive, so an early call gives you room.
Can our tub become a walk-in shower?
Yes, and we do it often. The tub comes out, the floor is rebuilt with a sloped pan and waterproofing, and the drain and valve are moved to fit. If the result would feel tight, we will say so.
What happens if there is water damage behind the walls?
We pause, take photos and walk you through what it means and what the repair costs before going on. Tiling over damaged framing or subfloor just hides the problem for later.
Do you stand behind the work once it is done?
Yes. Bathroom projects carry our 1-year warranty. If anything we put in is not right, we return and fix it.
Book your bathroom before the calendar fills
Let us know what you dislike about the room and when it needs to be done. We will stop by and hand you a plain, written price.