BATHROOM RENOVATIONS
You Shouldn't Have to Dread Your Own Bathroom.
A cramped, dated bathroom affects more than how it looks — it affects how you start and end every single day. A bathroom renovation changes how your mornings feel, how your home functions, and how comfortable you are in your own space.
What's Involved
Full-Service Bathroom Renovations.
We rethink the whole space — layout, lighting, storage, and flow — not just the finishes:
- Full bathroom gut and rebuild
- Layout reconfiguration — moving fixtures, walls, or doors to fit your space better
- Custom vanity, cabinetry, and storage installation
- Tile, countertop, and stone supply and installation
- Plumbing and electrical rough-in for new layouts
- New lighting, fixtures, showers, tubs, and finishes
How It Works
One Team, Start to Finish.
Consultation
We visit, listen, and give honest answers about what’s possible for your home and budget.
Design & Permits
Drawings, engineering, and permits handled in-house. No chasing trades or paperwork.
Build & Walkthrough
Tidy crews, weekly updates, and a final walkthrough where every detail is addressed.
FAQ
Questions, Answered Honestly.
How long does a bathroom renovation take?
Timelines vary depending on the scope of work. A typical bathroom renovation takes 5 to 8 weeks, while a simple bathroom can take as little as 2 to 4 weeks. Complex bathrooms can take 2 to 4 months or more.
Can you renovate one bathroom without disrupting the rest of the house?
Yes. Most bathroom renovations are fully self-contained — we section off the work area, protect the surrounding rooms, and keep dust and disruption to a minimum.
Will we be without a working bathroom the whole time?
If it’s your only bathroom, we’ll work with you on a plan — most homes have a second bathroom to use, and we prioritize keeping at least one functional whenever possible.
Talk to Us About Your Bathroom.
Every year you wait is another year of “we really should do something about this.” Homeowners have trusted Marcon since 1991. Your bathroom doesn’t have to stay stuck in the past.