Bathroom Remodeling in Houston & the Suburbs

A bathroom remodel is the one job in the house where water decides whether the work holds up over time. Every walk-in shower, freestanding tub and double vanity shown on this site started as a small, dated bathroom before it was opened up, waterproofed the right way and finished in tile. What happens behind the tile — the slope of the shower pan, the waterproofing membrane, the framing underneath — matters as much as what shows once the room is painted and lit. Carlos works from a photo sent by WhatsApp first, so he can see the layout and the tile before ever driving out, and every job, from a full gut down to the studs to a shower-only redo, starts with a no-obligation quote, not a sales visit.

Houston and the suburbs around it — Katy, Cypress, Pearland and Sugar Land — share the same builder-grade bathrooms: a tight tub-shower combo, one vanity, and tile that was never meant to last. Older homes inside Houston's original neighborhoods often have small original bathrooms that get opened up into a walk-in shower with glass. Newer subdivisions in Katy and Cypress bring builder-grade showers and single vanities that owners replace with a freestanding tub and a double vanity instead. Either way, the goal is the same: a bathroom that still looks and works right long after the grout has had time to be tested by daily use.

What's included

• Walk-in tiled showers with glass enclosures
• Freestanding tubs set in place of an old tub-shower combo
• Dark marble-look tile and large-format tile options
• Single and double vanities
• Waterproofing and a sloped shower pan before any tile goes down
• Small, older bathrooms opened up into a full walk-in layout

Work starts with removing the old tile, tub and fixtures down to the framing so the walls and floor can be checked before anything new goes in. A sloped shower pan and a waterproofing membrane go in before a single tile is set — that layer is what keeps water inside the shower instead of working its way behind the wall over time. Large-format tile or the dark marble-look tile seen in the photos on this site gets set on that prepared base, with a glass enclosure fitted once the walls are finished and sealed. Vanities, single or double, get set and tied into the lines already run behind the wall, and a freestanding tub is set and leveled where the layout calls for one instead of a built-in tub-shower combo. Once the fixtures are in and the grout has cured, the room gets a final walk-through under good light before it is called finished.