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Home Remodeling Duluth
(000) 000-0000 One call, every room

Showers, tile, vanities

Bathroom Remodeling in Duluth

From a tub-to-shower conversion to a full gut, we handle the demolition, waterproofing, tile, fixtures and paint under one contract, in the order a bathroom has to be built.

(000) 000-0000 — tell us what the bathroom gets wrong
Bright bathroom with a tiled walk-in shower and a wood vanity

A Small Room With a Lot of Trades

Few rooms pack in as many trades per square foot. Demolition, plumbing, wiring, waterproofing, tile, glass and paint all have to happen in a strict order, and a missed step usually means tearing something out again.

With one contract, that order is our responsibility. You see the scope itemized, and if tear-out exposes rotted framing or a long-running leak, the fix comes to you as a written change order first.

Parts of the Job

  • Shower or tub

    A walk-in shower in place of a tub, a new tub with a tiled surround, or a rebuilt shower, with a waterproof membrane behind every tiled surface.

  • Tile and surfaces

    Tile on the floor and walls, plus niches and a bench if you want them, set over a leveled, stiff base so nothing cracks or shifts later.

  • Vanity and fixtures

    Vanity, counter, faucets, toilet and mirror, with drain and supply lines adjusted whenever a fixture moves to a new spot.

  • Ventilation

    A bath fan matched to the room size and vented outdoors, so shower steam leaves instead of settling into fresh paint as mildew.

Choices to Make Before Tear-Out

  1. Keep or move fixtures

    Leaving the toilet, tub and sink where they are keeps the cost down. Moving any of them means new drain and supply runs through the floor or walls.

  2. Selections settled early

    Special-order tile and glass can take weeks. Having selections settled and delivered before demolition keeps your bathroom offline for the shortest stretch.

  3. Only bathroom in the house?

    Then we talk through workarounds before starting, and the schedule marks the days without a working shower so you can plan around them.

Bathroom Questions

Do I need to pick everything before you start?

Mostly, yes. Tile, vanity, fixtures and glass should be chosen and ordered early, since the work order depends on them and some items take weeks to arrive.

What does a tub-to-shower conversion involve?

Removing the tub, adjusting the drain for a shower pan or tiled floor, waterproofing the walls and base, then tile, glass and a new valve. Each step has its own line in your estimate.

Bathroom Due for a Rebuild?

Tell us the size of the room, what has failed or worn out, and the shower or tub you would like instead. On the call we lay out what the job would include and which choices raise the price.

Go over your bathroom plans at (000) 000-0000