Bathroom Remodeling
Bathroom remodeling in Los Angeles
Bathrooms fail where you cannot see them. We rebuild them from the framing out: correct waterproofing, properly vented plumbing, solid blocking, and tile set to last decades rather than a photo shoot.
Waterproofing done right
Tested membranes, sloped pans, and correct transitions so the assembly stays dry for good.
Custom showers
Curbless entries, linear drains, niches, benches, and frameless glass templated on site.
Plumbing and ventilation
Repiping, relocated drains, thermostatic valves, and exhaust fans ducted to the exterior.
Tile, stone, and vanities
Large-format tile, slab surrounds, and custom or semi-custom vanities installed level and tight.
How the project runs
- 01
Scope and budget
We review the existing bathroom, note plumbing constraints, and price the work in line items.
- 02
Selections
Tile, fixtures, vanity, and glass chosen and ordered before demolition starts.
- 03
Build
Demo, rough plumbing and electrical, inspection, waterproofing, tile, then fixtures and glass.
- 04
Final check
Leak testing, caulking, punch list, and care guidance for stone and grout.
Common questions
- How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Los Angeles?
- Guest bathrooms typically run $25,000-$45,000. Primary suites with a freestanding tub, custom glass, and stone slab work usually fall between $50,000 and $110,000.
- How long does a bathroom remodel take?
- Plan on 4-7 weeks on site for a full gut, plus lead time for tile, slab, and custom glass, which we order before demolition begins.
- How do you prevent leaks and mold?
- Every wet area gets a tested waterproofing membrane, sloped mortar bed or pre-formed pan, and proper vapor and ventilation detailing before any tile goes down.
- Can you build a curbless walk-in shower?
- Yes. We recess the framing and pan so the shower floor sits flush with the bathroom floor, with a linear drain and correct slope.
Start your bathroom remodel
Tell us about your property, scope, and timeline. We'll walk the site and put together a clear, itemized proposal.
Request a free estimate