Bathroom Renovations Austin Homeowners Trust

Typically a new vanity, tile, fixtures, lighting, and flooring within the existing footprint. Because the plumbing stays put, you avoid the largest single cost in most remodels. The finished room still looks and functions like a full renovation.

Yes. We tell you honestly during the consultation which tier your goals fall into, so you are never sold a scope you did not need. An affordable bathroom renovation from us is built to exactly the same standard as our largest projects - the difference is scope, never quality.

A general contractor manages framing, plumbing, electrical, and finish work under one contract and one warranty. A specialty installer handles only their portion, which leaves you coordinating the rest. That difference matters most when you are changing the layout.

Yes. Moving a shower drain, relocating a toilet, or removing a wall is entirely doable. Many companies cannot do this, because working inside the existing footprint is all they are licensed for. A general contractor bathroom remodel covers permits, inspections, and every trade involved — so a layout change is priced upfront rather than discovered mid-project.

A standard full bathroom runs three to four weeks from demolition to walkthrough. Larger master suites take longer, particularly when custom tile or stone carries a lead time. You receive a written schedule before we begin.

Yes, and it is one of our most common requests. We can build curbless, walk-in, or fully accessible showers depending on your space and needs.

Both. We handle plumbing as part of every bathroom project, and we also take on standalone work such as valve replacement, drain relocation, and fixture installation.

Usually, yes. Custom cabinetry, stone slabs, and specialty glass all carry lead times, so we order early and build the schedule around them. The construction itself is not much slower — the material timeline is what extends the project.