Bathroom remodeling in McKinney, from the historic district to Craig Ranch
McKinney has some of the oldest houses in Collin County around its historic downtown and some of the newest in Craig Ranch and Stonebridge Ranch.
D&T Contractor Services remodels bathrooms in McKinney from its Dallas service office. Near the historic downtown, the work is full remodels in older homes, often on pier-and-beam foundations; in Stonebridge Ranch, Craig Ranch and the newer subdivisions it is master bath upgrades, walk-in showers and added bathrooms for growing families.
McKinney bathrooms
The neighborhoods around McKinney's historic square have homes from the late 1800s through the mid-1900s, many on pier-and-beam foundations with bathrooms that have been remodeled more than once, not always well. Stonebridge Ranch dates mostly from the 1990s and 2000s; Craig Ranch and the subdivisions to the north are newer still.
That range means McKinney jobs run from careful work in old houses to straightforward upgrades in new ones.
Still adding thousands of residents a year
McKinney had an estimated 236,001 residents in July 2025 and added 6,110 people in 2025, one of the five largest gains in the region. Most of that growth lands in new subdivisions on the edges of the city, while the historic core keeps its older homes, so we see both ends of the bathroom spectrum here in the same week.
Remodeling a bathroom in an older McKinney home
In the historic neighborhoods, a bathroom remodel often starts with undoing earlier remodels: tile laid over old tile, plumbing patched in several materials and floors built up in layers. Pier-and-beam foundations make it easier to move a drain through the crawlspace, but the floor framing under a heavy tub or tile floor usually needs checking and reinforcing first.
Homes in a local historic district may need approval for exterior changes such as a new window or vent; indoor bathroom work rarely does, but we check for the address before planning anything that touches the outside.
In the newer neighborhoods, the most common request is the master bath: a garden tub and small shower replaced by one larger walk-in shower, with the space left over going to a double vanity or a linen cabinet built into the wall.
The bathroom work we do most in McKinney
Full Bathroom Remodel
Whole-room remodels in older McKinney homes.
Learn moreMaster Bathroom Remodel
Master baths in Stonebridge and Craig Ranch.
Learn moreWalk-In Shower Installation
Walk-in showers in place of garden tubs.
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A new bathroom for a growing household.
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Shared kids' baths with two sinks.
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Curbless showers for aging in place.
Learn moreHow a McKinney job runs
McKinney jobs are scheduled from the Dallas office. The City of McKinney issues permits when plumbing, wiring or walls change, and we confirm historic district rules when exterior work is involved.
Ready to talk through your bathroom? Call (214) 646-2836, any hour.
Call nowMcKinney questions
Something else? Call and ask, any hour.
Yes. We plan for old plumbing, layered floors and pier-and-beam framing, and we check historic district rules if the work touches the exterior.
Yes, and in the newer subdivisions to the north of the city.
Often. We look at where a drain can tie in, whether the slab or crawlspace allows it and how the new room fits the layout.
The City of McKinney, when plumbing, wiring or walls change. We file the permit, book the rough-in and final inspections into the schedule, and check historic district rules first if anything touches the exterior.
Yes, around the clock, including weekends and holidays. For a leak, call first and we will talk you through shutting off the water while we arrange the visit.
McKinney bathroom, old house or new?
Tell us the neighborhood and the room. We will plan the job around the house you have.
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