Remodeled family bathroom with navy double vanity and quartz counters

Bathroom Remodeling

Full bathroom remodeling for Overland Park homes

Whether it is a hall bath that has not been touched since the house was built or a primary suite that needs a real shower, we take the whole room on — layout, waterproofing, finishes and ventilation together.

  • Hall baths, primary suites and powder rooms
  • Typically 3–6 weeks on site
  • One dedicated point of contact
  • Written allowances for tile and fixtures

Why a whole-room remodel

Piecemeal fixes rarely solve an old bathroom

A new vanity in front of failing tile buys you a year. When the pan, the fan and the layout are all working against you, doing it once and doing it right costs less over a decade of ownership.

Many Overland Park homes we work in share the same three problems: a 60-inch alcove tub nobody uses, a single builder-grade light over the mirror, and a bath fan that never actually cleared steam. A full remodel lets us correct all three while the walls are already open — which is the only time those corrections are inexpensive.

Soaking tub and wood-look tile in a renovated bathroom

What is included

Everything inside the four walls

Your written scope spells out each line below, with allowances so upgrades are a clear decision instead of a surprise.

Tile and waterproofing

Floor, shower walls, wainscot and niches — set over a bonded waterproofing system, not just backer board.

Plumbing and valves

New supply, drain corrections, pressure-balanced valves and fixture sets rated for hard Kansas City water.

Lighting and electrical

GFCI protection, vanity sconces or overhead layers, and a properly sized exhaust fan vented outdoors.

Vanity, tops and storage

Stock or semi-custom cabinetry, quartz tops, framed mirrors and the linen storage most 1980s baths lack.

Tub or shower decisions

Keep a soaking tub in the primary, or convert the hall bath to shower-only — we help you weigh resale.

Layout changes

Moving a wet wall, widening a doorway, or borrowing closet depth to make a cramped bath usable.

Our process

Consultation, design, installation

  1. 01

    In-home consultation

    We measure your existing bathroom, look at what is behind the walls where we can, talk budget honestly, and leave you with a written scope — no pressure to sign that day.

  2. 02

    Design and material selection

    You choose tile, vanity, fixtures and glass from curated options that fit Overland Park home styles and your budget. We confirm lead times before demolition is scheduled.

  3. 03

    Installation and final walkthrough

    Floors get protected, dust barriers go up, and the same crew works your project through to completion. We walk the finished bathroom with you before we call it done.

Free quote

Tell us about the bathroom you want to stop apologizing for

We will visit, measure, and give you a fixed written scope — free, and with no expectation that you decide on the spot.

Homeowners reviewing tile and quartz samples with a designer at a kitchen table

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No obligation, no sales script. Tell us what you have in mind.

We use your information only to prepare and follow up on your estimate.

Get your Overland Park bathroom remodel scoped this week

Tell us about your space and we will follow up with a free, no-pressure in-home consultation for your Overland Park area home.