One call if something's off
If the shower leaks after we're done, you call us. You don't get two trades standing in the doorway pointing at each other.
Bathroom remodeling · Kankakee County
Showers, tile, vanities, and the plumbing behind them. A tub-to-shower conversion in a few days, or a full bath in a few weeks.
Tile, glass, and fixtures only last if the waterproofing under them is right. We scope the shower, the floor, and the vanity as one job.
A refresh swaps the fixtures. A remodel rebuilds the wet area.
A bathroom gets messy when the plumber, the tile setter, and the carpenter each own a piece of it. We keep the whole room in one job, and we'll tell you if the tub can stay.
If the shower leaks after we're done, you call us. You don't get two trades standing in the doorway pointing at each other.
A lot of bathrooms don't need to come out. If a vanity, a faucet, and paint will change the room, that's the job we price.
Moving a valve or a drain doesn't turn into a second contractor halfway through. It's in the same quote as the tile and the vanity.
That bathroom is down while we work. If you have another one, the rest of the house stays normal, and you know which days.
The bath is offline while the wet wall is open. The rest of the house stays in use.
We recommend one of these after we see the room.
Fixtures and finishes. The tub stays.
The tub comes out. A walk-in shower goes in.
The room is rebuilt.
Not sure which scope fits? We look at the bath and recommend only the work it needs.
Book a walkthroughA small refresh is often $8,000–$15,000. A mid-range remodel with a tub-to-shower conversion, tile, and a new vanity is commonly $18,000–$28,000. A luxury master bath can run $30,000–$50,000 or more.
A tub-to-shower conversion replaces the tub area. It takes 3–5 days and often costs $5,000–$12,000. A full remodel includes the floor, fixtures, vanity, lighting, and finishes, and takes 2–5 weeks.
Yes. That bathroom is out of service during the work. If you have a second bath, daily life stays close to normal.
Porcelain is the usual floor choice. Ceramic or porcelain works on walls. Natural stone needs sealing and more maintenance. Installed, porcelain often runs $6–$15 per square foot and ceramic $3–$8.
Yes. Zero-threshold showers, grab bars, and layouts planned for aging in place are part of the scope when you need them.
We do. Valve, drain, and fixture moves stay in the same contract as the tile and the vanity.
Kankakee County, the south suburbs, and Will County.
Kankakee, Bourbonnais, Bradley, Manteno, Momence, Herscher, St. Anne, Grant Park, Aroma Park
Orland Park, Frankfort, Tinley Park, New Lenox, Mokena, Homer Glen, Lockport, Joliet, Oak Forest
Crete, Monee, Peotone, Beecher, Manhattan, Wilmington, Channahon
A free in-home look, then a written scope. 30+ years, licensed and insured.