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A 1940s bath in Plaza Midwood, a condo bathroom in South End, and a primary suite in Ballantyne all need different plans. We measure, check what is behind the walls, waterproof properly, and build the whole project.
Before you commit
A bathroom is a small room with a lot of hidden work. A few early decisions make it go smoothly.
Bathrooms in Charlotte
The age of the house and the type of building decide how hard a bathroom is to rework and what has to be checked first. Pick the setting closest to yours to see how we usually approach it.
Dilworth, Plaza Midwood, NoDa
Original bathrooms in older Charlotte houses are tiny, tiled in colors that have long gone out of style, and sit on floors that have been patched many times. Cast iron drains, old galvanized supply lines, and years of undetected leaks mean the first job is finding out what the walls and floor really hold.
We open the room, replace failing plumbing and rotten framing, waterproof the shower correctly, and keep the house's character where it matters.
Common in this setting
What we are called for
| What happens | What it looks like |
|---|---|
| Replace a tub with a walk-in shower | Remove a tub that is rarely used and build a roomy, safe shower in its place. |
| Make a small bath feel bigger | Use lighter tile, a wall-hung vanity, glass, and good lighting to open up a tight room. |
| Fix old plumbing | Replace corroded supply lines and cracked drains while the walls are open. |
| Control humidity and mold | Install a fan that vents outside and sized for the room. |
| A spa-style primary bath | Rework a large builder bath with a better shower, storage, and finishes. |
| Safer for every age | Add a curbless entry, blocking for grab bars, and non-slip surfaces. |
Local context
How a bathroom remodel runs
We measure the room and look for water damage, soft floors, and hidden problems before planning. Finding rot early is cheaper than finding it after the tile is down.
Layout, fixtures, tile, and schedule are agreed on paper. Long-lead items like vanities and glass are ordered early.
Old fixtures and tile come out, and framing and subfloor are repaired as needed. Plumbing is moved or updated while the walls are open.
Shower walls and floors get a continuous membrane and a slope to the drain. The waterproofing is tested before any tile goes on.
Tile, vanity, fixtures, and trim go in, and we go through the room with you. Caulk and grout are the last details, not the first line of defense.
For a longer explanation of each stage, read our bathroom remodeling guide.
Call or send a request. We will look at the room and give you a free written estimate.
Before you call
Tell us how the room is used today, and we will turn that into options.
What gets signed
Where we work
Unsure whether we reach your address? A short call settles it. We also serve Matthews, Huntersville, Concord, and Fort Mill.
(980) 282-9637Where we work
Unsure whether we reach your address? A short call settles it. We also serve Matthews, Huntersville, Concord, and Fort Mill.
(980) 282-9637Yes. We work across Charlotte, including Uptown, South End, NoDa, Plaza Midwood, Dilworth, and Myers Park. Call us for current availability for your address.
Yes. It is one of the most common projects we do. We check the floor and drain, build the pan and waterproofing correctly, and finish with tile and glass you choose.
Do not ignore it. A soft floor often means a slow leak has damaged the subfloor. We open the area, find the source, and repair the framing before rebuilding.
Yes. We secure association approval, carry the insurance the building requires, and follow its work hours and delivery rules.
We work across Charlotte, including Uptown, South End, NoDa, Plaza Midwood, Dilworth, SouthPark, Ballantyne, and University City. Call with your address to confirm.
Yes. We build curbless showers, add blocking for grab bars, choose non-slip surfaces, and plan clear space for a walker or chair, with a design that looks like any other bathroom.
We can give a realistic schedule once we see the room and know your selections. Custom glass and tile can set the pace.
Water that reaches the wall can cause rot and mold you cannot see. A proper membrane and slope to the drain prevent it.
Many projects need one. We review your plan and tell you what the local authority requires.
Often, yes, with a plan for the days when the bathroom is out of service.
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