Bathroom Remodeling
Bathroom Remodeling
Small room, high stakes. We remodel bathrooms with the waterproofing and tile detail that keep them looking right for years.
Overview
Bathrooms, done right
A bathroom is a small space with a lot going on: plumbing, tile, waterproofing, and ventilation all packed together where water is constant. The details that make it last, like proper shower waterproofing and correct slope, are the ones you never see. Shelton Construction gets those right so the finish holds up.
We handle primary baths, guest baths, and powder rooms, from tub-to-shower conversions to full layout changes. Bathrooms often come in as part of a larger remodel, and we bring the same finish standard we use across the rest of the house.
- Full bathroom renovation
- Tub-to-shower conversions
- Tile showers, floors, and surrounds
- Vanities, counters, and fixtures
- Plumbing and electrical updates
- Waterproofing and ventilation
Why Shelton
What you get on this job
Waterproofed to last
Shower waterproofing and slope are done right, so what looks good on day one stays sound behind the tile.
Tile done properly
Layout, slope, and grout lines are planned so the tile looks clean and drains the way it should.
Fixtures that fit
Vanities, counters, and fixtures are selected to match the space and the rest of the house.
Ventilation handled
Proper ventilation goes in so moisture leaves the room instead of feeding mold down the line.
How the job runs
From first call to walkthrough
Step 01
Plan the bath
We talk through the layout, whether it is a refresh or a full change, and what fixtures and tile you want.
Step 02
Select and price
We settle on tile, vanity, and fixtures, then put together a clear scope and price.
Step 03
Demo and rough-in
We strip the bath, update plumbing and electrical, and set the waterproofing before any tile goes on.
Step 04
Tile and finish
Tile, vanity, and fixtures go in, we set the ventilation, and walk the finished bath with you.
- Can you convert my tub into a walk-in shower?
- Yes. Tub-to-shower conversions are common. We handle the plumbing changes, waterproofing, and tile so the new shower is built to last.
- Why does shower waterproofing matter so much?
- It is what keeps water from getting behind the tile and into the wall or subfloor. Done wrong, it leads to rot and mold. It is one of the parts of a bath we do not cut.
- Can you remodel more than one bathroom at once?
- Yes, and it often pairs well with a larger remodel. We can schedule multiple baths so you are not without one at the wrong time.
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If you are planning a new home, a large addition, or a remodel that needs a general contractor, we want to hear it.
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