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A guest bath is a smaller job, so it can move quickly: new vanity, fresh tile, a better light and a toilet that works.

In a small room every choice shows. We keep the layout simple, use a wall-hung or slim vanity if space is tight, and pick tile and lighting that make the room feel larger.
Because the room is small, the work usually goes quickly. We still open the walls where there is a leak or old plumbing, so you are not painting over a problem.

We measure the room and help you choose a vanity, tile and fixtures.
Vanity, toilet and old flooring come out and the walls are checked.
Plumbing, tile, vanity, toilet and lighting go in.
Trim, paint and hardware, then a last look with you.
Sized for the room, with a faucet and sink installed and tested.
Tile set and grouted, or the surface prepared for the finish you chose.
A new toilet and supply lines, set level and sealed.
Better light, and a quiet fan to move steam out.
Less than a full remodel, because the room is small and there is usually no tub or shower to rebuild. We give you a schedule with the quote.
Sometimes. It depends on the space and the plumbing, and we check both at the estimate.
Wall-hung vanities, corner sinks and larger tile can make a small room feel bigger. We bring ideas to the visit.
Tell us which bathroom and what you want to change. We come out, measure and send a written quote.
Free in-home estimate and a written quote