A full remodel is the right choice when the whole bathroom feels tired or simply doesn't work for you anymore. We see a lot of these in Mount Juliet, especially in homes built during the area's first growth wave, where original bathrooms still have small showers, laminate vanity tops and dated tile.
What we can change
- Layout. Move the shower, swap a tub for a walk-in shower, or reposition the vanity for better flow.
- Shower and tub. New tiled or panel showers, soaking tubs or both.
- Vanity and countertop. More storage, a second sink and durable quartz tops.
- Floors and walls. Porcelain tile, waterproof flooring and fresh paint.
- Lighting and ventilation. Brighter vanity lighting and a fan that actually clears the steam.
Lake-area homes
Homes near Old Hickory Lake often have bathrooms that were updated piecemeal over the years. A full remodel brings everything into one cohesive design and is a chance to check for hidden moisture damage around older showers and tubs.
Designing for the long term
Many Mt. Juliet homeowners tell us they plan to stay put. If that's you, we can build in features like a low-curb shower, blocking for future grab bars and a comfort-height vanity. They cost very little to add during a remodel and save a second project later.
Remodeling while you commute
Plenty of Mount Juliet homeowners spend their weekdays commuting into Nashville, which means they won't be home much while their bathroom is being remodeled. We'll agree on how we'll access the house, how we'll keep you updated and when key decisions need to be made, so the project keeps moving without you having to take time off work. We'll also lock in your fixture and tile selections before demolition starts. That avoids delays waiting on materials and keeps your bathroom out of service for the shortest time possible.
Full Bathroom Remodeling: common questions
How long does a full remodel take?
It depends on the scope and materials. We'll give you an expected timeline with your written estimate.
Do you handle plumbing and electrical changes?
Yes, plumbing and electrical updates are planned into the project as needed, including any required permits.
Do I need to be home while you work?
Not necessarily. We'll agree on an access plan during your estimate and keep you informed as the project moves along.