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Get a bathroom with a smarter layout, durable materials, and proper waterproofing, from a shower update to a full master remodel. See what our bathroom remodeling contractors can do for you.

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Showers and Tubs

The shower or tub is often the biggest piece of a bathroom remodel. Tub-to-shower conversions are common bathroom remodeling projects for us, and proper waterproofing is essential.

  • Tub-to-shower conversions that replace the tub with a walk-in shower
  • Frameless custom glass doors as an optional upgrade
  • Rain shower heads that spread water across a wider area
  • Waterproofing installed behind tile to protect walls and floors
  • Shower sizes and layouts planned around the existing space

Vanities and Countertops

Vanities and countertops are the pieces you see and touch most, so quality and durability matter. Materials range from quartz and solid surface to marble, each with its own upkeep.

  • Higher-quality vanities that replace builder-grade cabinets and tops
  • Quartz or solid-surface countertops that hold up to heavy use
  • Marble countertops for homeowners who want a classic look
  • Vanity backsplashes that protect the wall behind the sink
  • Upgraded cabinets with more storage and better finishes
  • Single or double vanity layouts sized to the room

Tile and Flooring

Tile choices shape both the look and the upkeep of a bathroom, so they are worth a careful look. Materials, tile size, and pattern all affect how much cleaning the room needs later.

  • Porcelain or ceramic tile for durable, low-maintenance surfaces
  • Large-format tile that means fewer grout lines to clean
  • Mosaic, subway, and other patterns for shower walls
  • Upgraded flooring chosen for moisture resistance and comfort
  • Heated tile floors that stay warm underfoot in winter

Layout Changes

A better layout can make a bathroom feel larger and work better without adding square footage. Moving walls, plumbing, or fixtures adds cost and complexity, so as your bathroom remodeling contractor, we check what is practical before you commit.

  • Walls, plumbing, and electrical relocated for a better layout
  • Showers, tubs, and toilets moved when the plumbing allows
  • Reorganized layouts that make better use of available space
  • Full demolition and rebuild for complete master bathroom remodels
  • Half baths updated with new fixtures, vanities, and finishes
  • Existing utility locations checked before layout changes are finalized
Photo of a modern bathroom with a freestanding tub, glass-enclosed shower, toilet, chandelier light, and decorative tile accents.

Lighting, Fixtures, and Ventilation

Lighting, fixtures, and ventilation affect how comfortable the room feels and how well it holds up. Good ventilation matters in Georgia’s humidity, and efficient fixtures can lower your utility bills.

  • Energy-efficient lighting that reduces power use in the room
  • Efficient shower heads, faucets, and toilets that lower utility bills
  • Vanity lighting placed to reduce shadows at the mirror
  • Exhaust fans sized to control moisture in the room
  • Quality plumbing fixtures with finishes that match the room

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Bathroom Remodeling FAQs

How much does bathroom remodeling cost?
A full bathroom remodel typically runs $20,000 to $35,000, and a master bathroom often runs $30,000 to $40,000 or more. Half-bath remodels start around $15,000, and a straightforward tub-to-shower conversion starts around $10,000. Size, layout, tile, cabinetry, glass, and fixtures move the price, and we confirm it after an onsite visit.
Yes, tub-to-shower conversions are among the most common bathroom projects we handle. The final design depends on shower size, plumbing, waterproofing, tile, glass, and what we find during demolition. Frameless glass doors are an optional upgrade for a cleaner, more open look.
Porcelain or ceramic tile, quartz or solid-surface countertops, and moisture-resistant finishes are dependable low-maintenance choices. Larger tiles mean fewer grout lines, which reduces scrubbing. Marble looks great but needs more care, so we talk through upkeep before you choose.
Yes, walls, plumbing, electrical, cabinetry, showers, tubs, and fixtures can often be relocated. Moving them adds cost and complexity, so we check the existing space and utility locations first. Some layout changes are practical, and some are not, so we walk through the tradeoffs.