Full bathroom remodels, walk-in showers, tub-to-shower conversions, and accessibility upgrades on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. One crew, one quote, fully licensed and insured.
Bathroom remodels are notorious for dragging on — tile guy disappears, plumber doesn't show, finish carpentry never happens. Our crew handles every trade in-house, so once we start your bathroom, we don't leave until it's done.
Most of our full bathroom remodels are completed in 2–4 weeks from demo day.
From a quick tub-to-shower swap to a full master-bath rebuild with a freestanding tub and double vanity, we do them all.
Reconfigure the layout, build a custom tile shower with frameless glass, install a freestanding tub, double vanity, heated floors, new lighting. Typically $25K–$55K.
Convert old fiberglass surrounds into beautiful custom tile showers with curbless entry, niches, bench seats, linear drains, and frameless glass. Typically $8K–$18K.
Remove the old tub, build a roll-in or step-in shower, add grab bars if needed. A common upgrade for empty-nesters and aging-in-place renovations. Typically $6K–$14K.
New vanity, new toilet, new tile floor, fresh paint, new lighting. Usually 1–2 weeks. Typically $6K–$15K.
Half-baths are quick wins — new vanity, mirror, lighting, wallpaper or tile feature wall. Done in days, not weeks.
Curbless showers, grab bars, comfort-height toilets, wider doorways, and slip-resistant flooring. We work with families planning ahead and with homeowners who need accessibility now.
Bathrooms are unforgiving — one bad waterproofing job and you're tearing it out in five years. Here's how we make sure yours lasts.
We use Schluter Kerdi or Wedi systems on every tile shower we build. No shortcuts. Lifetime warranty against water leaks.
All plumbing rough-ins are inspected. Every junction box, GFCI, and bath fan is to code. We pull permits.
Big-box stores send whoever's available. We have the same crew on every job — tile work is one of the easiest places for an amateur to ruin a bathroom, and we don't let that happen.
Bathroom demo is messy. We zip-wall the work area, run negative-pressure air scrubbers, and cover floors. You can still use the rest of your house.
From the Hancock County line to Pascagoula, our trucks are on the road from sunup. If you're inside the dotted line — Diamondhead, Bay St. Louis, Pass Christian, Long Beach, Gulfport, Biloxi, D'Iberville, Ocean Springs, Gautier, Pascagoula — we'll be out for a free estimate this week.
A full master-bath remodel typically runs $25,000–$55,000 on the Gulf Coast depending on size, tile selection, and fixture quality. Walk-in shower installs alone run $8,000–$18,000. Tub-to-shower conversions usually come in at $6,000–$14,000. Guest baths and powder rooms are less. We give written, fixed-price quotes so you know up front.
Most full bathroom remodels are 2–4 weeks from demo to walkthrough. Walk-in shower conversions and tub-to-shower swaps are usually 5–10 working days. Powder rooms can be finished in 3–5 days.
We don't do the 'one-day shower' acrylic-panel system because, frankly, it doesn't last as long as a real tiled shower. Our custom tile walk-in showers take 5–10 days but will be there in 25 years. If you specifically want a one-day acrylic system, we'll refer you to a local installer.
Yes — we do accessibility-focused bathroom remodels regularly for older Coast homeowners and families planning ahead. Curbless showers, grab bars (properly anchored to blocking, not drywall anchors), comfort-height toilets, wider 36" doorways, slip-resistant tile, hand-held shower wands, and built-in shower benches. We can also coordinate with an OT if needed.
If you have another full bath in the house, you'll keep using it. If we're remodeling your only bathroom, we work around your schedule, set up temporary shower access where possible, and most homeowners stay in the house.
Yes — promotional 0% financing, longer-term installment loans, and home-equity-style options are available through our lender partners. Pre-qualification is a soft credit pull and doesn't affect your score.
Yes. Any time we move a water line, drain, or fixture location, we pull the permit, the city of Gulfport (or whichever jurisdiction) inspects the rough-in, and we close the permit on completion. You get a copy of the closed permit for your records.
Call our Gulfport office or send a message. We'll come out, take a look, and give you straight numbers — no high-pressure sales.
