Bathroom remodeling · Wyoming & Colorado

Bathroom remodeling, planned around what is behind the wall

Bathrooms are small rooms with the most going on inside the walls, so the plan starts with what is actually there — and the scope is written before demolition.

Wyoming & Colorado  ·  (970) 441-7151

What a bathroom scope can cover

What a bathroom scope can cover

  • Full bathroom remodels — down to studs and back, when the room needs it.
  • Tub and shower work — replacements, conversions, and tiled wet areas.
  • Vanities, counters, and storage — sized for the room you have.
  • Tile and waterproofing — the part nobody sees and everybody pays for when it is done wrong.
  • Fixtures, lighting, and ventilation — including the exhaust that keeps the finish work alive.
  • Flooring — run inside the bathroom remodel, or on its own.

Exact scope depends on what we find and on the decisions you make. Bathrooms in particular can hold surprises behind the tile; we tell you what we find rather than building over it.

Electrical and plumbing on our projects are delivered through a vetted network of trade subcontractors — we do not hold trade licenses ourselves and will not pretend to. Work remains subject to applicable local licensing and permit requirements.

How a bathroom remodel runs

  1. Reach out — tell us which bathroom, what it does badly, and what you want it to do instead.
  2. We confirm service area, scope, and capacity — plainly, before anyone commits.
  3. Layout, fixtures, tile, and finishes are settled — with you, and before demolition.
  4. Written scope, then the build — scheduled work, one company answering for it start to finish.

We will tell you honestly if a project falls outside our current service area or capacity.

Common questions

Can you move the toilet, tub, or shower?

Sometimes, and it depends on what is under the floor and in the wall. Moving drains is the single biggest driver of a bathroom’s scope, which is why we work it out before demolition instead of discovering it after.

Do you do tub-to-shower conversions?

Yes. Whether it is the right call depends on the room, the household, and what the wall and drain will support.

What about waterproofing behind the tile?

It is part of the scope, in writing. A tiled wet area is only as good as what is behind it, and it is the most common place a cheap bathroom remodel fails a few years later.

Who handles the electrical and plumbing?

A vetted network of trade subcontractors. We do not hold trade licenses ourselves and will not pretend to, and the work remains subject to applicable local licensing and permit requirements.

What areas do you serve?

Wyoming and Colorado. Tell us where the property is and we will confirm whether it is within our current service area and capacity.

Start your bathroom

Tell us what you are planning and we will follow up.

Or call (970) 441-7151.

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