Full bathroom remodels in Miami
When the shower, the vanity, the tile and the layout all need work, the best approach is to plan the room once. We draw it, order the work and see it through from demolition to the last sealed joint.
- New layout if you want it
- Plumbing, tile, fixtures
- One plan for the room
Plan the whole room once
Doing a bathroom in pieces is how the second step ends up undoing the first. When the whole room is on the table, the plumbing, the floor and the walls can be treated together.
A full remodel in Miami-Dade or Broward also brings paperwork: plumbing and electrical changes are permitted work, and the office that issues the permit depends on whether the home is inside a city or in an unincorporated area.
- Keep the layout, or move fixtures?
- Shower, tub or both?
- Vanity size and storage
- Tile on all walls or only the wet ones?
- Lighting, fan and outlets
- Order of work and water shut-off days
What Full bathroom remodels gives you
One drawn plan
The room is drawn and agreed before anyone picks up a tool, so the shower, vanity and door work together and choices are made once.
Wet areas rebuilt right
Showers and tub surrounds get a proper slope and a water barrier. We do not paint over problems the open wall has just shown us.
One crew path
Demolition, rough-in, waterproofing, tile and fit-out follow each other in order, which saves the room from being opened twice.
Finishes that fit
Tile, top, hardware and lights are picked as a group and checked on the drawing, so they sit well together when installed.
The order of a full remodel
Each step makes the next one possible.
- Measure the room and draw the layout with you
- Pick finishes and confirm the plan
- Demolish and inspect the walls and the floor
- Rough in plumbing and electrical, and have the permitted work inspected where required
- Build and waterproof the wet areas
- Tile, then set the vanity, fixtures, mirror and lights
Living at home during the work
Many people stay in the house with another bathroom to use. We talk about water shut-offs, dust control and the days when the room is closed before the work starts.
Full bathroom remodels: common questions
Can the layout of my bathroom change?
It can. Moving a toilet or a shower changes the plumbing in the walls and in the floor, so it is decided at the planning stage, once we know what the structure and the existing drains allow.
Who pulls the permit?
Work that changes plumbing or electrical is permitted work in Florida. Whether the application goes to a city or to Miami-Dade County depends on the address, and we confirm that with you at the first visit.
How do I decide what to keep?
Start with what you use and what bothers you. Sound fixtures in a good position can stay, and anything leaking, failing or in the wrong place is better replaced while the room is already open.
Ready to plan the whole room?
Tell us the room and what you would change, leave your number, and we phone you to agree on a time.