Bathroom remodeling · Tampa Bay

Bathroom remodeling in Tampa Bay

A bathroom is where Florida humidity does its quiet damage — behind the tile, under the pan, where you can't see it until it's a problem. We waterproof it right, vent it right, and build it watertight, with the permit pulled whenever we're moving plumbing.

Licensed & insured FL #[LICENSE] Waterproofed to code Permits pulled

Photo — BEFORE: dated, leaking bathroom
(replace with real WebP, 4:3)
Photo — AFTER: finished walk-in shower
(replace with real WebP, 4:3)

Scope: full gutSt. Petersburgcurbless walk-in

Straight talk

Why bathroom remodels go wrong

Bathrooms hide their problems behind tile and under the floor. Here's what actually goes wrong, and how we get ahead of it.

What's behind the tile

When we open a Tampa Bay bathroom, we often find soft subfloor, mildew, or a shower that was never waterproofed past the drywall. We don't tile over that — we fix what's behind the wall so the new bath actually lasts.

The shower that leaks into the next room

Most shower leaks trace back to a skipped waterproofing membrane or a bad pan. We waterproof the whole wet area and water-test it before a single tile goes up, so it doesn't end up in your bedroom ceiling.

Mold and humidity

Florida bathrooms need real ventilation and mold-resistant backer, not paper-faced board that feeds mildew. We vent the fan to the outside and build with materials made for a wet, humid room.

Surprises once the walls are open

We give you a fixed price. If we open a wall and find old water damage, we show you the photo and the cost before we proceed — no mystery charges buried in the invoice.

Ready to fix that bathroom for good?

We'll look at what you've got, talk layout and waterproofing, and put a fixed price in writing — free, no pressure.

What's included

What's in an Always Remodeling bathroom remodel

A full remodel, handled by one team — the waterproofing you can't see matters as much as the tile you can.

  • Demo & haul-away — out to the studs where the job calls for it.
  • Subfloor & framing repair — we fix rot and soft spots, not tile over them.
  • Waterproofing membrane — walls and pan, water-tested before tile.
  • Shower or tub — tub-to-shower, curbless walk-in, or a new soaking tub.
  • Tile — walls, floor, and niche, set and sealed.
  • Vanity, sink, faucet & mirror — chosen to fit the space and your budget.
  • Toilet & supply lines — new, and relocated if the layout changes.
  • Exhaust ventilation — sized right and vented to the outside.
  • Lighting & GFCI electrical — safe, code-compliant, and bright.
  • Permit, inspection & warranty — where the work requires it, backed in writing.

What to expect

How a bathroom remodel runs

01

Measure & design

We measure, talk layout, accessibility, and fixtures, and figure out what fits your budget.

02

Fixed quote & selections

You pick tile, vanity, and fixtures. We lock a written, fixed price.

03

Permit & demo

We pull the permit if we're moving plumbing, open it up, and fix what's behind the walls.

04

Waterproof, tile & finish

Membrane, water-test, tile, fixtures, and a final inspection where required.

Materials

Built for a wet Florida bathroom

A bathroom lives or dies on what's behind the tile. We spend the money where it keeps water out of your house.

Waterproofing: a membrane system on the walls and shower pan — your real defense against humidity, not just ‘water-resistant' board.

Backer: cement or foam board in the wet area, never paper-faced drywall that grows mildew.

Tile & grout: porcelain on floors and walls, set with the right mortar and sealed grout for a humid room.

Ventilation: a properly sized exhaust fan vented outside — the cheapest mold prevention there is. We won't tile over a substrate we don't trust.

Photo — detail:
waterproof membrane, porcelain & niche
(replace with real WebP)

Recent baths

Tampa Bay bathrooms, before & after

Real bathrooms across the Bay. Gut jobs that move plumbing are permitted and stamped; a cosmetic refresh that keeps the layout isn't — and we say so.

Before — St. Petersburg bath
After — St. Petersburg bath

Full gut, tub-to-shower — St. Petersburg

curbless walk-inporcelain tilepermit on file

Before — Carrollwood bath
After — Carrollwood bath

Vanity & tile refresh — Carrollwood

same layoutnew vanity & tileno permit required

Honest pricing

What a bathroom costs in Tampa Bay

Bathroom pricing depends on size, how much you move, and what we find behind the walls. These are honest Bay-area ranges — your real number comes from an in-home measure.

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Cosmetic refresh vanity, fixtures, paint$6,000–$12,000
Re-tile / tub-to-shower same layout$10,000–$20,000
Full gut new layout, to the studs$18,000–$40,000
Primary / spa bath curbless, premium$35,000–$70,000

Every project is quoted in writing — no surprises. Ask about financing.

Where we work

Bathroom remodeling across Tampa Bay

We remodel bathrooms throughout Pasco, Hillsborough, and Pinellas. A few of the areas we serve:

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Common questions

Questions, answered

Do I need a permit for a bathroom remodel?

If we move plumbing or electrical or take it down to the studs, yes — and we pull it and handle the inspections. A cosmetic refresh that keeps the same layout, like a new vanity and fixtures, usually doesn't. We'll tell you which yours is before we start.

How long does a bathroom remodel take?

A cosmetic refresh is often one to two weeks; a full gut with a new layout runs longer, especially if we find damage behind the walls. You get a written schedule, and we sequence the work to keep your household running.

Can you do a tub-to-shower or curbless walk-in?

Yes — tub-to-shower conversions and curbless, roll-in showers are some of our most-requested jobs, and they're a smart aging-in-place upgrade. We build them waterproof and to slope so they drain right.

What if you find water damage behind the tile?

We open it up before we quote a fixed price wherever we can. If we still find soft subfloor, mold, or a shower that was never waterproofed, we show you the photo and the cost before we touch it — no surprise line items.

How do you keep mold out of a Florida bathroom?

Three things: a real waterproofing membrane on the walls and pan, a properly sized exhaust fan vented to the outside, and cement or foam backer board instead of paper-faced drywall in the wet area.

Do you move plumbing for a new layout?

Yes. Relocating the toilet, vanity, or shower is part of a full remodel, and that's the work that needs a permit — which we pull and have inspected.

Do you offer financing?

Yes — ask about financing options when we meet, or see our financing page.

Free quote

Get a real number for your bathroom

Tell us about your bathroom — a tub-to-shower, a full gut, or a refresh. We'll set up a free in-home measure and put a straight, fixed price in writing. No spam, no pressure.

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