Bathroom remodeling in Charlotte, NC.
A bathroom works hard in a small space. We remodel bathrooms, convert tubs to showers and add new bathrooms for Charlotte-area homes, and we do the part behind the tile carefully, because that is where bathrooms succeed or fail.
Start with what is not working
Some bathrooms need new finishes. Others have a layout problem: a tub nobody uses, too little storage, a door that blocks the vanity. Walk through the room as you use it and list what bothers you. That list shapes the scope more than a tile sample does.
Bring photos of the room and a few pictures of what you like. Tell us what you want to keep, what has to change and whether this is the only bathroom in the house, since that changes how we sequence the work.
What a bathroom remodel includes
Demolition and repairs
Old fixtures and finishes out, with any water damage or soft framing found and repaired before new work goes in.Plumbing and electrical
New or moved fixtures, shower valves, lighting and an exhaust fan sized for the room.Waterproofing
The shower pan, membrane and seams that keep water inside the shower. This is the part that fails quietly if it is skipped or rushed.Tile, vanity and fixtures
Installed level and finished cleanly.Paint, trim and final walkthrough
We walk the finished bathroom with you.
Tub to shower, walk-in showers and safety
Converting a tub to a walk-in shower is among the most common bathroom projects. It can improve safety and access for older family members, and it can open up the room. Details that help: a low-threshold or curbless entry where the framing allows, a built-in bench, blocking in the walls for grab bars and non-slip tile.
If the plumbing has to move, the floor framing and drain location need to be checked first, and we will tell you what that adds.
New bathroom additions and recent jobs
Adding a bathroom where the home needs one is a bigger job than a remodel, because new plumbing, venting and electrical go in. We plan the new space around the existing layout so it is easy to reach and does not take over a bedroom.
Two new bathroom additions
Adding bathrooms where the home needed them.A tub swap and tile work
Updated baths that are easier and safer to use.
Examples from our 2026 jobs. Details left out to protect our clients’ privacy.
Permits in Mecklenburg County
Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement lists significant kitchen and bathroom upgrades among the projects that typically need a permit, and says any change to plumbing or electrical, or any structural element, needs one no matter the cost. A like-for-like faucet or toilet swap is different from moving a drain or adding a fixture.
Source: Mecklenburg County, Permit, Please! and Code Enforcement, Permitting. Rules change and every property is different, so we confirm what applies at your address before the scope is final.
What to send when you get in touch
Your address or town and photos of the bathroom
What you want to change: tub to shower, layout, tile, vanity, a new bathroom
Whether it is your only bathroom
Your preferred timing
Questions
Bathroom Remodeling: common questions
Something else? Call (704) 977-6512 or send us a note.
Can you convert my tub to a shower?
Yes. We convert tubs to showers, including walk-in and low-threshold designs. If plumbing or framing has to change, we explain what that adds.
How long does a bathroom remodel take?
It depends on the size, the scope and whether plumbing moves or the floor needs repair. We give you a schedule in the written scope, once we have seen the room.
Do I need a permit for a bathroom remodel?
Mecklenburg County lists significant bathroom upgrades, and any change to plumbing, electrical or structure, as permitted work. We confirm what applies at your address.
Can you add a bathroom to my house?
Yes. We plan the location, plumbing, venting and electrical. Additions are permitted work.
What should I send to get a quote?
A few photos of the bathroom, rough measurements if you have them, what you want to change and a few pictures of the look you like.