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Remodeling
Bathroom remodeling is the replacement of a bathroom's shower or tub, tile, vanity, fixtures and flooring to update its look, layout or function. AKA Remodeling provides bathroom remodeling in Greenville, SC and within about 100 miles, from shower remodels and new floor tile to full bathroom renovations, with free estimates.
Scope
Shower or tub, wall and floor tile, vanity, glass, fixtures and ventilation — replaced together so the waterproofing is continuous rather than patched.
Process
The same order every time, so you always know which trade is in the house tomorrow.
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Scope, materials and price confirmed in writing.
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Special-order fixtures are ordered first — they extend a schedule more than labor does.
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Room emptied back to studs and subfloor where the shower is being rebuilt.
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Waterproofing, then mortar, then grout — each with its own cure time.
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Vanity, trim and shower glass last (glass is measured from the finished tile), then a final review with you.
Why us
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It goes in behind every tile and gets its cure time. Skipping it is the most expensive mistake in a bathroom.
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The same crew that starts the job finishes it, so nothing is handed between subcontractors mid-project.
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You get the plan before demolition and a review of the next day’s work at the end of each workday.
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Good to know
Is $10,000 enough for a bathroom remodel?
It can cover a cosmetic update in a small bathroom, such as a new vanity, fixtures and floor, but a full remodel with a rebuilt tiled shower usually needs a larger budget.
What should you avoid when renovating a bathroom?
The costly mistakes are skipping waterproofing behind shower tile, under-sizing ventilation, moving plumbing without budgeting for it, and choosing flooring not rated for wet rooms. Standard laminate, for example, is not suited to bathrooms unless the manufacturer rates it waterproof.
Can a bathtub be replaced with a walk-in shower?
Yes. A tub to shower conversion removes the tub and builds a waterproofed shower in its footprint; drain position and wall condition set the scope.
How long does a bathroom remodel take?
Tile work adds time because waterproofing, mortar and grout each need to cure before the next step, and special-order fixtures can extend the schedule.
Should I choose tile or shower wall panels?
Tile gives the most design choice; panels have fewer grout joints to clean. Either goes over the same continuous waterproofing, and the estimate visit is where the wall condition and your budget decide it.
Can I add a glass shower door?
Yes. Shower glass from standard to custom is added to the remodel and installed after the tile and waterproofing are complete.
