Every bathroom service we offer in Dallas, from a new faucet to a full gut
Forty-one jobs in six groups, each with its own page that explains the work, what moves the price and how long the room is out of use.
Phones answered 24 hours a day. If you are not sure which service fits, call and describe the room; we will point you to the right one.
Bathroom services in Dallas here cover forty-one distinct jobs in six groups: full remodels, showers and tubs, tile and surfaces, fixtures and lighting, accessibility and repairs, and commercial restrooms. Each page explains the work, planning ranges where market data exists and the timeline, so you can match a job to your room.
One page per job, not one page per keyword
Every service here is a different piece of work: a different process, different materials, or a different price band. A shower remodel and a shower leak repair are separate pages because one is a rebuild and the other is a diagnosis. A tub swap and a tub to shower conversion are separate because the plumbing and the waterproofing are different.
Where the jobs overlap, the pages link to each other. Most bathrooms need two or three of these at once, and the full and master remodel pages explain how they fit together in one sequence.
Full remodels: whole-room projects in Dallas
When most of the room needs to change, these are the jobs to start with. They run from a half bath refresh that takes days to a master bath with a new layout that takes weeks. Each one opens the wet areas first, fixes what is failing behind the tile and then builds the finishes back, and the layout pages explain what it takes to move fixtures on a Dallas slab.
Full Bathroom Remodel
Every surface and fixture replaced in one sequence, fixes priced apart from finishes.
Learn moreMaster Bathroom Remodel
Tub and shower split, double vanity and layout changes on the slab.
Learn moreSmall Bathroom Remodel
Fixtures scaled for a 5 by 8 hall or guest bath.
Learn moreHalf Bath Remodel
Powder rooms refreshed in days, no wet area to waterproof.
Learn moreBathroom Addition
A new bathroom where there is none, drain route and permits first.
Learn moreBathroom Layout Change
Walls and fixtures moved, each drain relocation priced on its own.
Learn moreJack and Jill Bathroom Remodel
Shared baths between two bedrooms, with two sinks and privacy.
Learn moreBathroom Design and Planning
A measured layout, fixture list, scope and budget before demolition.
Learn morePre-Sale Bathroom Refresh
Inspection repairs and quick updates before you list the house.
Learn morePool and Outdoor Bathrooms
Pool baths, outdoor showers and cabana bathrooms built for wet use.
Learn moreShowers and tubs: conversions, installs and leaks
The wet area is where bathrooms fail and where most of the value is. These pages cover converting a tub to a shower, building a walk-in shower, remodeling a shower that is failing, replacing or upgrading a tub, glass, and finding a leak before it rots the floor. The pan and the waterproofing come up on every one of them for a reason.
Tub to Shower Conversion
The tub footprint turned into a shower, acrylic or tile.
Learn moreWalk-In Shower Installation
Purpose-built showers, curbed or curbless, pan tested first.
Learn moreShower Leak Repair
Pan, valve or grout leaks traced and fixed at the source.
Learn moreShower Remodel
Retile on a sound pan, or rebuild the pan, liner and valve.
Learn moreBathtub Replacement
Alcove, freestanding and soaking tubs set on a sound floor.
Learn moreWalk-In Tub Installation
Soaking and jetted walk-in tubs, heater and circuit checked.
Learn moreShower Door Installation
Frameless, sliding and fixed glass measured off finished tile.
Learn moreBathtub Refinishing
A new bonded finish on a sound tub or tile surround.
Learn moreTub Surround Replacement
New panel or tile walls around the tub you keep.
Learn moreSteam Shower Installation
Vapor-tight steam showers, converted or custom built.
Learn moreTile, floors and surfaces
Tile, flooring, countertops and the walls behind them. These are often stand-alone jobs, a floor that is lifting or grout that keeps cracking, and they are also the surfaces inside every remodel. The pages explain the prep that decides whether new tile lasts, what to choose between porcelain, vinyl and stone, and how we repair a wall or ceiling after water damage.
Bathroom Tile Installation
Surrounds, floors and accent walls over proper waterproofing.
Learn moreBathroom Flooring Replacement
Tile or waterproof vinyl on a repaired subfloor.
Learn moreTile and Grout Repair
Regrouting, recaulking and cracked tile replaced before leaks start.
Learn moreBathroom Countertop Installation
Quartz, granite and solid-surface vanity tops, templated to fit.
Learn moreBathroom Drywall and Ceiling Repair
Wet or moldy board replaced and ceilings patched after leaks.
Learn moreHeated Bathroom Floor Installation
Electric radiant heat under new bathroom tile.
Learn moreVanities, fixtures and lighting
The shorter jobs that change how a bathroom works day to day: a new vanity or top, a toilet on a sound flange, faucets and shower valves that stop dripping, lighting that removes shadows at the mirror, and a fan that actually vents outside. Most take a day or two, and several need a Dallas permit when wiring or plumbing moves.
Bathroom Vanity Installation
Single, double and floating vanities with plumbing adjusted to fit.
Learn moreToilet Installation and Replacement
Comfort-height, one-piece and wall-hung toilets on a sound flange.
Learn moreFaucet and Fixture Replacement
Sink faucets, shower valves and showerheads matched and sealed.
Learn moreBathroom Lighting Installation
Vanity, recessed and GFCI work under a Dallas permit.
Learn moreBathroom Exhaust Fan Installation
Fans sized to the room and ducted outside.
Learn moreMedicine Cabinet and Bathroom Storage Installation
Recessed cabinets, niches and linen storage.
Learn moreAccessibility, safety and repairs
Bathrooms for aging in place or for someone with limited mobility, grab bars that will hold, water damage that has reached the subfloor or framing, and the plumbing moves that sit behind any new layout. These pages lean practical: where the framing is, how far the water went, and what has to be fixed before anything new goes in.
Accessible Bathroom Remodel
Roll-in showers, wider doors and walls blocked for grab bars.
Learn moreBathroom Water Damage Repair
Wet subfloor and framing removed, dried and rebuilt.
Learn moreGrab Bar and Safety Installation
Grab bars, seats and handhelds anchored to hold.
Learn moreBathroom Plumbing Relocation
Drains, vents and supplies moved on slab or pier and beam.
Learn moreTub Cut-Out Conversion
A low step-through cut into the tub you already have.
Learn moreBathroom Repiping
Galvanized supply lines and cast iron drains replaced with new lines.
Learn moreCommercial restrooms
Restrooms for offices, clinics, restaurants, retail, apartments and hotels, including accessibility work on existing business restrooms. The work is scheduled around your hours and repeated to one scope where there are many units, with commercial fixtures and partitions built for heavy use.
Commercial Restroom Remodel
Office, clinic, restaurant and retail restrooms, around your hours.
Learn moreADA Restroom Compliance
Existing business restrooms rebuilt to accessibility dimensions.
Learn moreMulti-Family Bathroom Renovation
Apartment turns and hotel refreshes to one repeatable scope.
Learn moreWhich of these do I actually need?
Match what you are seeing to the page to start with. Most rooms end up needing two or three, and we will tell you which on the first call.
| If this is happening | Start with |
|---|---|
| A stain on the ceiling below the bathroom | Shower leak repair, then ceiling repair |
| Soft floor by the toilet or tub | Water damage repair or flooring replacement |
| A tub nobody uses | Tub to shower conversion |
| Everything looks dated but works | Full remodel on the existing layout |
| The room is laid out wrong | Layout change and plumbing relocation |
| Someone is finding the tub hard to use | Accessible remodel or grab bars |
| Grout cracking or caulk splitting | Tile and grout repair |
| Mirror fogs and paint peels | Exhaust fan installation |
The same approach on every job
Answered any hour
Call (214) 646-2836 day or night and talk to someone about the job.
Look before we price
We open the wet area or check the floor before quoting finishes.
Fixes apart from finishes
Structural repairs are priced as their own lines.
Permits when they apply
Plumbing, electrical and building permits pulled when the scope needs them.
Not sure which service fits? Call (214) 646-2836 and describe the room.
Call nowQuestions about choosing a service
Something else? Call and ask, any hour.
Yes. A faucet, a toilet or a regrout is a normal job for us.
Yes; most remodels combine tile, plumbing, fixtures and lighting in one sequence.
Yes, including offices, clinics, restaurants, retail, apartments and hotels.
Use the table above, or call and describe what is happening.
Yes, whenever plumbing, electrical or walls change.
Dallas and the surrounding area; see the service area.
Tell us what the room needs
Call and describe the bathroom. We will tell you which of these jobs it is, what it involves and what to plan for.
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