Bathroom Remodeling in Snellville
Showers rebuilt or converted from a tub, new tile and a new vanity, with the tile layout, niche height and fixture finish agreed before any tile is set.
(000) 000-0000 — talk tile, glass and vanity choices
Small Room, Lots of Decisions
A bathroom packs more choices into fewer square feet than any other room: tile size and pattern, where the cuts land, grout color, niche height, glass, faucet finish, the vanity's drawer layout. Each one shows every morning, so we go over them with you before anything is ordered.
Under those finishes, the parts you won't see matter just as much. Shower walls get waterproofed, floors get the slope that sends water to the drain, and the vent fan exhausts outdoors.
What a Bathroom Remodel Covers
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Showers and tub conversions
A walk-in shower built from the waterproofing out, or an old tub swapped for a shower, with glass, niche and bench choices settled at the start.
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Tile, laid out first
Tile planned on paper before setting, so full pieces land where your eye goes and cut pieces end up at the edges, in corners and behind the door.
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Vanity, fixtures and lighting
The vanity, faucets, mirror and lights you pick, set level and sealed, with outlets and switches placed where your hands will actually reach for them.
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Ventilation
A fan sized for the room and ducted outside, because steam that lingers in a bathroom is what eventually stains grout and peels paint.
Worth Deciding Up Front
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Fixtures in place or moved
Keeping every fixture in its current spot holds the price down. Relocating a drain means cutting into the floor, and the estimate shows what that adds.
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Tile size and pattern
Large tiles mean fewer grout lines but need flatter walls. Small tiles and mosaics follow a sloped shower floor more easily and give more grip underfoot.
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One shower in the house?
If this bathroom is the only place to shower, say so early. It changes the order of work and how your household plans around those weeks.
Bathroom Questions
What sets the length of a bathroom remodel?
Mostly the scope and the materials. Once tile, vanity and fixtures are on hand, an ordinary bath takes a few weeks of work. A relocated drain, rotted subfloor or made-to-measure glass stretches that, and the written schedule shows the dates.
Can I choose my own tile?
Yes. If you buy it yourself, we'll tell you how many boxes to order, allowing for waste, and when it should be on site. We also look it over before it goes on the wall.
Know What Bugs You About the Bathroom?
A shower that's too tight, a vanity with no drawers, grout that never looks clean. Start the call there, and we'll talk through what a remodel would change and what it involves.
Start with the shower, vanity or tile — (000) 000-0000