How long does a full bathroom remodel take?

A straightforward remodel usually runs one to two weeks once we start demo, depending on what we find behind the walls and how far the layout is changing. We give you a realistic timeline at the walkthrough, not a sales number meant to get you to sign.

Can you convert a tub to a walk-in shower?

Yes — it's one of the most common jobs we do, especially for folks who want to age in place or just don't want to climb over a tub wall anymore. It usually means adjusting the drain and sometimes the supply lines, which we handle as part of the rough-in.

Do I need to move out, or can we keep using the bathroom?

If it's your only bathroom, we'll talk through options at the walkthrough — sometimes we can keep a sink or another fixture running during parts of the job, sometimes there's a stretch where the room's out of commission. We tell you upfront exactly when you'll be without it.

Full Bathroom Remodels in Cortland, OH

Most bathroom remodels go bad behind the tile, not on top of it — we're plumbers first, so we fix the part you can't see before we touch the part you can.

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Signs you need this

Your bathroom still has the same tub, tile, and fixtures it had in the 1960s — and it looks it
Fixtures failing one by one: running toilet, dripping tub spout, pressure down to a trickle
Someone in the house needs a walk-in shower or grab bars instead of a tub to climb over
Soft spots in the subfloor, ceiling stains below, or mold creeping up the wall
You're getting the house ready to sell and the bathroom is the room buyers wince at
The layout just doesn't work — cramped shower, door that hits the toilet, no storage

What's involved

Most bathroom remodels are sold by a general contractor who subs the plumbing out to whoever's cheapest and available that week. That's backwards. In a bathroom, the expensive mistakes don't happen in the tile pattern — they happen behind the wall, in the rough-in, where nobody's looking until the ceiling downstairs is stained. We run the remodel as plumbers, not carpenters who happen to know a plumber.

Once the walls are open, we handle the demo and the rough-in — and on a lot of older Trumbull County homes, that's the whole point of doing it this way. If you've got galvanized supply lines or old cast-iron drain pipe feeding that bathroom, this is the one time it's actually cheap to replace them, because the wall's already open and you're not paying for it twice. We set new supply, drain, and vent lines to today's code, install the fixtures — including tub-to-walk-in-shower conversions — and coordinate the tile and finish work so it lines up with the plumbing instead of fighting it later.

Quoting works the same honest way everything else here does. We come out, walk the bathroom with you, and look at what's actually behind those walls before we say a number. You get an itemized written quote — what's plumbing, what's fixtures, what's finish work — so you know exactly what you're paying for and why. No package deals, no upsells, no pressure to decide on the spot.

Our process

Step 01
Walkthrough & quote
We come to your house, look at the existing plumbing and layout, and hand you an itemized written quote before any work starts.
Step 02
Design & materials
We finalize fixture and layout choices with you and line up materials so the job doesn't stall waiting on a delivery.
Step 03
Demo & rough-in
We tear out what's being replaced and, while the walls are open, update the supply and drain lines — including old galvanized or cast iron if it's due.
Step 04
Finish & walkthrough
Fixtures go in, tile and finish work get completed, and we walk the finished bathroom with you before we call it done.

Why Perfect Pitch

Plumbers running the remodel, not a GC subbing it out — on older homes that's the difference between fixing it right and covering it up.
One crew, one point of contact, start to finish — nobody pointing fingers at 'the other trade.'
Insured, bonded, and we pull the permits a bathroom remodel actually requires.
Itemized written quotes before we start — no number that changes on you halfway through.