Bathroom remodeling, waterproofed like we own it

Bathrooms we build

• Master bath rebuilds — curbless or low-curb showers, frameless glass, double vanities, heated floors.
• Tub-to-shower conversions — the most requested upgrade in the East Bay, done with proper drain relocation and waterproofing, not an acrylic cover-up.
• Guest & hall bath refreshes — new tile, vanity, lighting, and fixtures on a tight, predictable schedule.
• Accessibility upgrades — grab-bar blocking, zero-threshold entries, comfort-height fixtures that don't look institutional.

Look through the portfolio and you'll notice bathrooms dominate — frameless glass on travertine in Concord, hand-set mosaic listellos, wall-hung fixtures on large-format tile. It's the room where craftsmanship shows fastest, and where cutting corners shows even faster.

The waterproofing standard

Every shower we build gets a continuous waterproofing membrane, flood-tested before tile, with sloped pans and sealed penetrations. Fans are sized and vented to the exterior — not the attic. It's code, it's common sense, and it's shocking how often we open up failed showers built without it.

Line-item pricing, short schedule

Most bathrooms run 2–4 weeks of construction on a written, transparent, line-item proposal. You'll get the day-by-day calendar before demo starts, a daily photo log during the build, and a punch-list walkthrough before we call it done.

How the project runs

1. Free consultation — we measure, check joists and venting, and answer feasibility questions on the spot.
2. Written estimate — transparent, line-item proposal in about 48 hours.
3. Permits & schedule — pulled and locked before demo.
4. Construction — sealed work zone, flood test before tile, daily photo log.
5. Final walkthrough — punch list together, warranty handed over, sign-off before close-out.