Bathroom remodeling in Endicott, NY
Down to the studs, everything behind the wall put right, and a room you actually want to stand in.
What a full remodel means
The old room comes out. All of it.
A bathroom that has been patched twice already does not need patching a third time.
- Stripped to the studs — tub, tile, vanity and floor out in one go.
- Subfloor repaired — the soft spot under the toilet gets cut out and replaced.
- Plumbing done first — supply and waste sorted before anything is closed up.
- Then the finish — tub or shower, tile, vanity, drywall, trim and paint.
The usual calls
Four ways a bathroom job starts
Most of them start with something that has been annoying you for years.
- The 1970s stallA cramped fibreglass surround swapped for a tiled shower.
- Soft floorSpongy boards by the toilet, cut back to sound timber.
- Half bath refreshVanity, floor, toilet and paint, done in a short run.
- The full gutEverything out and a new room built in the same footprint.
We had our bathroom fully remodeled. New tub,surroud,floor, vanity, toilet and paint. They did an awesome job.
How it runs
One room, one crew, one sequence
You know which step you are on because you get the photos.
Walk the room
What is staying, what is going, and what is likely behind the wall.
Strip out
Old fittings and tile out, and the real condition of the floor shows itself.
Make it sound
Subfloor, framing and plumbing put right before anything gets covered.
Build it back
Tub or shower, tile, vanity, trim and paint — then the site cleaned.
While the work is on
You live here. We work around that.
Dust contained, water off only when it has to be, and the hallway kept walkable.
- Daily photosYou see the job even on the days you are at work.
- Straight answersIf the floor is worse than it looked, you hear it that day.
- Clean at the endOld fittings hauled out, not stacked in your driveway.
Ready to see the back of that bathroom?
Send a couple of photos and what you want out of the room.