A full remodel gives you the chance to fix everything at once. For many Brentwood homeowners, that means finally taking on a primary bathroom built around a corner garden tub, a small fiberglass shower and a single long vanity with a wall of mirror above it. Those rooms often have plenty of square footage. They just weren't laid out for the way people use bathrooms today.
Rethinking the primary suite
- Shower first. A larger walk-in shower with a bench, niche and handheld wand often takes the space the old garden tub used to occupy.
- A tub only if you'll use it. If someone in your home loves a soak, a freestanding tub can become the room's focal point.
- Separate vanities. Two vanities, or one long vanity with distinct zones, give each person storage and counter space.
- A private toilet room. Where the layout allows, enclosing the toilet adds comfort and privacy.
- Linen and storage. Tall cabinets and drawers built into the vanity cut down on clutter.
Finishes that last
Brentwood homeowners often choose quartz or natural stone countertops, large-format porcelain tile, frameless glass and fixtures with finishes that carry through the room. We'll help you balance a timeless look with materials that are easy to live with. Correct waterproofing, ventilation sized for the room and properly supported tile all matter as much as what you see.
Guest baths and secondary bathrooms
Full remodels aren't only for primary suites. Updating a hall bath for kids, a guest suite or a basement bathroom follows the same careful process, scaled to the room.
Full Bathroom Remodeling: common questions
How do we live in the house while the primary bath is being remodeled?
Most families use a secondary bathroom during the project. We seal off the work area and protect the path in and out of the home to keep dust and traffic contained.
Can you move the shower, tub or toilet to a new spot?
Usually, yes. Relocating plumbing is common in full remodels. We'll check floor framing and drain routes during the consultation and explain what's involved.
What's the first step?
Schedule a complimentary consultation. We'll measure the room, discuss your goals and outline a plan.