Bathroom Remodeling in the Tri-Valley
Bathrooms may be smaller than kitchens, but they’re just as complex. Waterproofing, ventilation, tile work, and tight spaces all have to come together or the room never feels quite right.
We work on everything from hard-working hall baths to larger primary suites. The goal is always the same: a space that feels clean, bright, and calm—and is easy to live with and maintain.
Design-Build for Baths: Fewer Surprises
Our design-build approach keeps design and construction under one roof so those details don’t get lost.
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We plan the layout, tile patterns, niches, and lighting with you.
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We coordinate plumbing, electrical, and framing around that plan.
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We handle permits and inspections so code and safety boxes are checked.
That way, the finished bath looks great, works properly, and doesn’t create headaches down the line.
What We Focus On
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Storage that actually works – Vanities, medicine cabinets, linen storage, and smart niche placement.
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Surfaces that hold up – Tile, grout, glass, and counters chosen with real-life maintenance in mind.
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Lighting that flatters – Good task lighting at the mirror plus ambient light so the room doesn’t feel harsh.
Moisture control – Proper fans, ducting, and details so steam and humidity don’t cause problems later.
Bathroom Remodeling FAQs
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Do I need separate subs for tile, plumbing, and electrical?
No. We coordinate those trades for you as part of our design-build service.
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Who handles permits?
We prepare and submit the paperwork and meet with inspectors as needed.
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How long does a bath remodel take on site?
Smaller baths can be a few weeks; larger primary suites take longer depending on scope and complexity.
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Will my tile and finishes be in style later?
We aim for calm, timeless palettes with enough character to feel special, but not so trendy that they’ll look dated quickly.
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Can we reuse an existing vanity or fixtures?
Often, yes—if they work with the new layout and the look you’re going for. We’ll talk through what makes sense to keep vs. replace.
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How do you keep change orders down?
We make decisions up front and get everything confirmed before demo. The field team then builds to that approved plan.
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What drives bath cost the most?
Layout changes, tile scope, plumbing fixture packages, and waterproofing details are the biggest factors.
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Where do you work?
Across the Tri-Valley: Danville, Alamo/Blackhawk, Walnut Creek, and nearby cities.