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Bathroom remodeling in Phoenix, AZ

New showers, tub-to-shower conversions, vanities, tile and full gut remodels for hall baths and primary bathrooms across the Phoenix Valley. Clear written estimates, real before-and-afters, and a team that's done this many times over.

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Remodeled bathroom in Phoenix with a long white vanity, wall-to-wall mirror and a glass shower with floating wood shelves
  • Experienced teamtile, plumbing and finish work
  • Written estimatesevery part of the job spelled out
  • Materials firstnothing demoed until it's all on hand
  • Daily cleanupyour house stays livable

What we do in a bathroom remodel

Some bathrooms need everything. Some need three things done well. We'll tell you which one yours is.

Showers and tub-to-shower conversions

Fully tiled walk-in showers with niches, benches and frameless glass, or converting an old tub into a shower that actually fits the space. More on tub-to-shower conversions.

Tub surrounds

Retiling around an existing tub, from small dated tile to large-format tile with fewer grout lines, plus new fixtures and a niche for storage.

Vanities and countertops

New vanities with quartz tops, undermount sinks, faucets, mirrors and lighting, sized to the room so the door still opens.

Tile floors and walls

Porcelain tile, wood-look plank tile, hex and mosaic floors. Laid flat, cut clean, and grouted right.

Plumbing and fixtures

Shower valves, tub spouts, faucets and toilets, plus moving a drain or supply line when the new layout needs it.

Lighting and ventilation

Vanity lights, recessed cans and exhaust fans. A good fan matters more than people think in a bathroom with a new tiled shower.

More bathroom before-and-afters

Real bathrooms we remodeled. Tap to switch, or open a project for the full rundown.

After: a larger shower with frameless glass, marble-look wall tile, a tiled bench, a recessed niche, a mosaic floor and brushed gold fixtures Before: a narrow shower with plain white wall panels and a glass door with brass hardware
Primary bath: walk-in shower with benchShower remodel, Phoenix Valley
After: the same bathroom with a new alcove tub, gray subway-style tile to the ceiling, a sliding glass door, matte black fixtures and floating wood shelves Before: hall bathroom with an oval soaking tub, square white wall tile, beige floor tile and a dark granite vanity top
Hall bath: new tub, tile, glass doorBathroom remodel, Phoenix Valley
After: the same tub surround in large-format marble-look tile with a recessed niche and bronze fixtures Before: tub surround with small cream square tile and chrome fixtures
Tub surround: large-format tileTub surround remodel, Phoenix Valley

What a bathroom remodel costs depends on four things

We don't post a price list because two bathrooms the same size can land far apart. These are the things that move the number the most, so you know what to expect before we come out.

  1. How much stays where it is

    Keeping the toilet, tub or shower drain and vanity in the same spots keeps plumbing work, and cost, down. Moving them is possible, it just adds up.

  2. The shower

    A new tub surround costs less than a fully tiled walk-in with a bench, niche and frameless glass. Glass alone is a real line item.

  3. Tile and materials

    Standard porcelain goes in faster and costs less than natural stone, tiny mosaics or complicated patterns.

  4. What's behind the walls

    Old leaks, soft subfloor or outdated plumbing get fixed while the walls are open. We point these out in the estimate, not halfway through the job.

More finished bathrooms

Hall bathroom with a white vanity, white veined vanity top, brushed gold fixtures, a tub with a white surround and wood-look flooringHall bathroom with gray wood-look floor tile, a white vanity, a black framed mirror and a black three-light vanity fixtureBathroom with a white tub surround with built-in shelves, gold shower fixtures and wood-look flooring Remodeled bathroom with a frameless glass shower, gray wall tile, double niche and mosaic floor Remodeled bathroom with a black shaker vanity, white hex floor tile and a dark tile shower accent Remodeled bathroom with a white double vanity, gold faucets and black framed mirrors White double vanity with a veined top, matte black faucets, arched backlit mirrors and glass vanity lightsDouble vanity next to a freestanding tub, with a hexagon mosaic floor meeting large-format floor tile Walk-in shower with dark gray brick-pattern tile, a mosaic accent strip, a niche and a pebble floor

How a bathroom remodel with us goes

  1. Walkthrough and written estimate

    We come to your home, measure, look at the plumbing and electrical, and talk through what you want. You get a written estimate with the scope spelled out, not a number pulled from the air.

  2. Materials and schedule

    We help you pick tile, cabinets, counters and fixtures that fit the budget, then order everything and set a start date. Nothing gets demoed until the materials are in hand.

  3. Demo and build

    Demo, rough plumbing and electrical, then tile, cabinets, counters and finish work. We protect the rest of your house and clean up every day.

  4. Final walkthrough

    We go through every detail with you before we call it done. If something isn't right, we fix it before we leave, not on a punch list three weeks later.

Finished walk-in shower with frameless glass, marble-look tile, a tiled bench and brushed gold fixtures

Bathroom remodeling questions

How long does a bathroom remodel take?

It depends on the scope. A refresh, with a new vanity, fixtures and flooring, goes much faster than a full gut with a new walk-in shower. You get a timeline for your specific bathroom in the written estimate, and we don't start demo until the materials are on hand, so the room isn't sitting torn apart while we wait on a shipment.

Can I keep using the house while you remodel the bathroom?

Yes. We seal off the work area, protect the floors on the way in and out, and clean up at the end of every day. If it's your only bathroom, tell us at the estimate and we'll plan the schedule around getting a working toilet back as early as possible.

Should I keep my tub or convert to a shower?

If kids or a future buyer will want a tub, keep one in at least one bathroom. In a primary bath where nobody takes baths, a walk-in shower usually makes better use of the space. We'll talk through both at the walkthrough.

Do I have to pick out all the tile and fixtures myself?

No. Most homeowners pick a direction, like warm and wood-toned, bright and white, or dark and modern, and we bring options that fit the budget. You make the final calls, but you won't be on your own in a tile showroom.

What affects the price the most?

Moving plumbing, the size and type of shower, and the tile you choose. Keeping the toilet, tub and drain in the same place and choosing standard-size tile keeps the cost down the most.

Get a free bathroom remodel estimate

Tell us a little about the room and we'll call you to set up a walkthrough. No pressure and no sales script. If we're not the right fit for your project, we'll tell you.

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