Commercial restroom remodels in Dallas for offices, clinics, restaurants and shops
Durable fixtures, surfaces that clean easily, accessible layouts and a schedule built around when your business is open, not ours.
Updated October 2026. Service office: 2353 Bryan St, Dallas. Phones answered 24/7.

Commercial fixtures we install in Dallas restrooms include Sloan and Zurn flush valves, Kohler and American Standard china, and Bobrick accessories and grab bars.
A commercial restroom remodel in Dallas replaces fixtures, partitions, finishes and accessories in a business restroom, usually with flushometer toilets, sensor faucets and wall-hung fixtures that clean easily, and a layout that meets accessibility dimensions. The work is phased or scheduled after hours so the business keeps at least one working restroom.
What makes a commercial restroom different from a home bathroom
A commercial restroom takes more use in a day than a home bathroom takes in a month. That changes the fixtures: flushometer valves from Sloan or Zurn instead of tanks, wall-hung toilets and urinals so the floor can be mopped, and sensor faucets that save water.
It changes the surfaces too: floor and wall tile with epoxy or high-performance grout, solid partitions that do not rust at the base, and accessories from Bobrick or similar makers mounted into solid backing.
And it changes the schedule. We plan around your hours, phase multi-stall rooms so one side stays open, and keep the work area closed off from customers and staff.

The three kinds of commercial restroom we remodel
Office and Clinic Restrooms
Office and clinic restrooms are used all day by staff and visitors and need to look clean and work every time. Typical scope is new wall-hung or floor-mount flushometer toilets, sensor faucets, solid-surface or quartz counters, touch-free dispensers, LED lighting and accessible stalls. Clinics add attention to cleanable, non-porous surfaces and hands-free fixtures. Work is usually done evenings or weekends so exam rooms and offices stay usable during the day, and each phase ends with the room cleaned and reopened before staff arrive the next morning.

Restaurant and Bar Restrooms
Restaurant restrooms take heavy traffic at predictable peak hours and are part of how guests judge the place. We use hard-wearing tile, dark or epoxy grout that hides wear, vandal-resistant partitions and fixtures, floor drains where the layout allows, and strong exhaust to keep odors down. Scheduling is built around service: demolition and noisy work happen when the dining room is closed, and the restroom is back in use before the next opening wherever the scope allows. Bigger rebuilds are split across closing days.

Retail and Warehouse Restrooms
Retail restrooms need to be durable and easy to maintain with minimal staff attention; warehouse and shop restrooms need to handle dirt and heavier use. Scope often includes new flushometers, stainless or phenolic partitions, commercial-grade floor tile, wall protection at the lavatories, and accessories that resist tampering. We plan access routes through the back of house so work does not cross the sales floor, and coordinate deliveries with receiving hours so trucks and pallets never block customers or the loading dock.

What decides the cost of a commercial restroom remodel
Commercial scope varies widely. These six items move it most.
Number of fixtures
Each toilet, urinal and lavatory is its own line.
Wall-hung or floor-mount
Wall-hung fixtures need carriers inside the wall.
Partitions
Phenolic and stainless cost more than powder-coated steel.
Accessibility changes
Moving walls or doors for clearances adds work.
After-hours scheduling
Night and weekend work affects labor.
Finishes
Full-height tile and epoxy grout cost more than paint and vinyl.
Serving Dallas businesses from two offices
Commercial restroom work is scheduled from our service office on Bryan St in downtown Dallas, close to the offices, clinics and restaurants in and around the city core, which keeps evening and weekend crews close to the job. The head office in Weatherford, west of Fort Worth, covers businesses on the western side of the metro. Either way it is the same crew, the same phone number and the same approach to working around your hours.
What a commercial restroom remodel includes
- Phasing plan to keep a restroom open
- Demo of fixtures, partitions and finishes
- Carriers and rough-in for wall-hung fixtures
- Commercial floor and wall tile with durable grout
- Flushometers, sensor faucets and lavatories
- Partitions, accessories and grab bars on backing
- Lighting, exhaust and final testing
Planning a restroom remodel around your business hours? Call (214) 646-2836, any hour.
Call nowHow a commercial restroom remodel runs
- 1
Call and describe the space
Fixture count, use and business hours.
- 2
Site visit
Plumbing, carriers, partitions and access checked.
- 3
Scope and schedule
Fixtures, finishes and a phasing plan agreed.
- 4
Permits
Building, plumbing and electrical as the scope requires.
- 5
Demo and rough-in
Done after hours or behind a closed phase.
- 6
Build and finish
Tile, fixtures, partitions and accessories installed.
- 7
Handover
Every fixture tested, the space cleaned and reopened.
Commercial restroom questions
Something else? Call and ask, any hour.
Yes, by phasing stalls or working evenings and weekends.
Yes, including sensor and manual models.
Yes; see ADA restroom compliance.
Solid phenolic resists moisture and damage better than painted steel.
Yes, a carrier inside the wall.
Yes, whatever the scope requires.
Yes, scheduled one site at a time.
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Plan the work around your hours
Call and tell us about the restroom, how many fixtures it has and when your business is open. We will plan the scope and a schedule that keeps you running.
2353 Bryan St, Dallas, TX 75201