Bathroom remodeling
Spa baths that are watertight for the next twenty years
Big slabs, frameless glass, heated floors and lighting that flatters. Behind the tile is a full waterproofing system, proper slope and real ventilation — the things that decide whether a beautiful bathroom stays beautiful.
- Curbless and wet-room showers with full membrane waterproofing
- Slab stone walls, large-format tile and frameless glass
- Heated floors, steam, niche and bench detailing
- Aging-in-place layouts with hidden blocking for grab bars
Waterproofing you can't see
Bonded membrane, sloped pan and sealed penetrations on every shower. We repair water damage for a living, so we build to never cause it.
Stone and glass
Book-matched slabs, mitred edges and frameless enclosures measured after tile, not before.
Comfort details
Heated floors, fog-free mirrors, quiet ventilation and lighting on separate scenes.
Permits handled
We pull the Virginia plumbing and electrical permits and meet the inspectors ourselves.
Questions we get
How long does a bathroom take?
A hall bath runs about three weeks. A primary suite with a wet room and slab walls runs five to eight weeks.
Can you make a shower curbless?
Yes, in most homes. We drop the framing or build up the floor so the shower floor is dead level with the room.
Do you do tub-to-shower conversions?
All the time — and we re-waterproof the whole wet wall while it is open rather than tiling over old work.