Scope
Full bathroom remodel: layout, waterproofing, tile, fixtures, lighting, and cabinetry.
Bathroom case study
Twin Cities Bathroom Remodel
A freestanding tub under a banded shade, a full glass shower, warm porcelain tile, and a layout that holds together whether you're rushing out the door or winding down.
LocationTwin Cities, MN
ScopeBathroom remodel
Typical range$50k – $125k
Related serviceBathroom remodeling
Best fit for
Homeowners who care about how the bathroom feels every morning, not just how it shoots.
What it proves
That a bathroom can be calm and spa-quiet without getting cold or overly precious.
What we were solving
The old bathroom had everything in the wrong place: tub too small, shower too tight, vanity with no workspace, and a window that didn't do much for the room. The remodel rebuilt the layout around daily use first and looks second.
Waterproofing got rebuilt from the subfloor up. Tile went in with the discipline a bathroom deserves. Fixtures, lighting, and cabinetry got specified together so nothing competes.
Why it holds up
Bathrooms punish shortcuts. The ones that still feel good in ten years are the ones where the hidden work was done right. That's most of what a good bath remodel actually is.
Inside the room
A few frames.
Different bathrooms, same discipline on tile, waterproofing, and finish.
A drum chandelier, a freestanding soaker, and a full glass shower on the right.
Espresso cabinetry, quartz with real movement, and enough counter that two people can actually share it.