When the whole bathroom needs work, a full remodel is the most efficient way to do it. We take the room back to the studs, fix any hidden problems and build a new bathroom from the ground up.
What we handle
- Demolition and debris removal
- Subfloor and framing repairs
- Plumbing and electrical updates
- New shower and/or tub with full waterproofing
- Tile floors and walls
- Vanity, countertop, sink and faucet
- Lighting, exhaust fan, paint and trim
Murfreesboro homes we see most
- Older homes near downtown with original plumbing and small layouts
- 1990s and 2000s subdivisions with dated builder-grade baths
- Newer homes in Blackman and Siegel where owners want to upgrade quickly after moving in
- Rental properties that need a durable, low-maintenance overhaul
Smart layout changes
Swapping a garden tub for a walk-in shower, adding a second sink or creating a separate toilet area are all common changes. We'll show you what fits during your free estimate.
Remodeling for resale or for keeps
Murfreesboro homeowners remodel for different reasons. If you're planning to sell in the next few years, we'll steer you toward neutral, broadly appealing finishes and the upgrades buyers notice most: the shower, the vanity and the floor. If you're staying for the long haul, we'll focus on what makes daily life better, like a bigger shower, more storage and features that support aging in place. Either way, we'll help you set priorities so your budget goes where it matters.
Keeping the project on track
Choosing your tile, fixtures and vanity before demolition starts keeps the project moving. We'll give you a selection list early and help you make decisions so your bathroom isn't out of service longer than necessary.
Full Bathroom Remodeling: common questions
How long does a full remodel take?
It depends on the size and scope. We'll give you a timeline with your estimate.
Can you remodel a rental between tenants?
Yes. We'll plan the schedule around your turnover dates as closely as possible.
What adds the most value when selling?
Updated showers, modern vanities and fresh flooring are usually what buyers notice first.