Bathrooms are where DC's older housing stock shows its age first: cracked tile over failing subfloor, galvanized supply lines, no ventilation, and layouts squeezed into spaces that were never meant to be bathrooms. A good remodel fixes what is behind the walls, not just what you can see.
We remodel bathrooms in rowhouses, condos, and basements across the District — from a vanity-and-fixtures refresh to a full gut with new waterproofing, tile, and ventilation.
Washington summers are humid, and most older DC bathrooms were built with no exhaust fan at all. We treat ventilation and waterproofing as the core of every bathroom project because they decide whether your new tile still looks good in ten years. Our blog guide on preventing bathroom moisture and mold in DC homes covers what we check on every job.
A refresh (vanity, toilet, fixtures, paint) is the most affordable tier. A full gut of a standard 5x8 bathroom is a mid-five-figure project depending on tile and fixture choices. Every estimate is itemized so you control the budget.
A full remodel of a single bathroom typically takes two to three weeks. If it is your only bathroom, we plan the schedule to restore a working toilet and shower as early as possible.
Yes — tub-to-shower conversions are one of our most requested projects, including curbless entries for accessibility.