Making a small bathroom work harder
Many homes around Cameron and Rockdale have bathrooms that haven't been touched in decades: cramped tubs, worn-out vanities, soft spots in the floor near the toilet and fans that don't move much air. A remodel doesn't have to mean moving walls. Replacing the shower, vanity, toilet and wall finishes, and fixing the floor underneath, can make an older bathroom feel brand new and much easier to keep clean.
The bathroom in the photo is a good example of a small space done well: a new shower surround, a simple vanity, a new toilet and wainscot on the lower walls to protect against splashes. We help you choose fixtures and finishes that fit your space and your budget, and we explain where it makes sense to spend more and where a simpler option will serve you just as well.
What's behind the walls matters most
Bathrooms see more water than any other room in the house, and the damage often hides under the floor and behind the tub. When we tear out, we check the subfloor, framing and wall board for rot and mold, and we repair what we find before anything new goes in. In manufactured homes especially, the floor around the toilet and tub is a common trouble spot that should be rebuilt properly.
We take care with waterproofing around showers and tubs, set fixtures solidly, and make sure the exhaust fan actually vents outside so humidity doesn't linger in Texas summers. If your project needs a licensed plumber or electrician, we coordinate that work so you aren't left managing it yourself. Throughout the job, we keep you informed about what we find and any decisions you need to make.
What's included
- Demolition and haul-off of old fixtures
- Subfloor and framing repair where needed
- Shower or tub surround installation
- Vanity, sink, toilet and accessory installation
- Wainscot, trim and wall finish work
- Coordination with licensed plumbing and electrical trades