Full & Custom Bathroom Remodeling in Rowlett, TX

Most full bathroom remodels run several weeks, moving through demolition, rough-in plumbing and electrical, waterproofing and backer board, tile setting, then fixture installation and the final punch list. The schedule depends on whether we are relocating drain lines, how long custom vanity or shower glass orders take, and the city inspection steps that fall between phases. We give you a written schedule up front and keep you posted when a material lead time shifts.

A custom remodel quote from us covers demolition and haul-off, framing adjustments, plumbing and electrical rough-in, substrate prep and waterproofing membrane, tile or surround installation, vanity and countertop setting, fixture and trim work, paint, and the post-job walkthrough. Allowances for finishes are listed line by line so you can see where your money goes. If you decide to upgrade a tile or faucet midway, we document the change in writing before any work continues.

Cost depends on the size of the room, whether plumbing is being relocated, and the grade of tile, cabinetry, and fixtures you choose, so we price every Rowlett project individually after an in-home measure. A guest bath with the existing layout intact sits well below a primary suite with a curbless shower pan, niche work, and a custom glass enclosure. You get an itemized written estimate before anything is ordered, and we walk through it with you line by line.

Older homes around Rowlett often need some updating once walls are opened, commonly galvanized or polybutylene supply lines, undersized drain venting, or outlets that need GFCI protection near the vanity. We inspect what is behind the wall during demolition and show you the condition before covering anything back up. Handling those corrections while the framing is exposed protects the new finishes and keeps moisture from working into the structure later.

We install a full waterproofing system behind the tile, typically a bonded membrane or foam backer board with sealed seams and a properly sloped mortar bed or pre-formed pan at the drain. Corners, curbs, and niche shelves get special attention since that is where most failures start. North Texas humidity swings and hard water are tough on grout and sealant, so we also go over simple upkeep with you at the walkthrough to keep the assembly sound for years.

Our 2026 calendar fills in blocks, so we usually schedule full remodels a few weeks after the design and material selections are finalized and the written contract is signed. Locking in your tile, vanity, and fixture choices early is the single biggest thing that protects your start date, since special-order items carry the longest lead times. We will tell you honestly what the next available window looks like rather than promising a date we cannot hold.

Layout changes are a regular part of our custom work, including removing a built-in tub to build a larger walk-in shower with a wider drain line and reframed curb or curbless threshold. We check joist direction, load-bearing walls, and venting first so the new plan is structurally sound instead of just attractive on paper. Once that is confirmed, we draw the revised layout, price it clearly, and pull the permits the job calls for.