Bathroom Renovations in Stratford & Surrounding Areas

Storage is a common pain point in older bathrooms. We help you gain more usable space with:

• Single or double-sink vanities
• Tall linen cabinets
• Medicine cabinets and mirrors
• Open shelving and built-in niches

Countertops can be selected in materials like quartz, solid surface or laminate, depending on your budget and style.

Older bathrooms often have outdated plumbing or limited electrical capacity. We coordinate licensed trades to:

• Relocate or add plumbing lines for new showers, tubs, toilets and sinks
• Install new shut-off valves and modern fixtures
• Upgrade wiring to safely support lighting, fans, outlets and heated floors
• Add GFCI-protected outlets where required by code

Good lighting and air movement make a bathroom comfortable to use. We often recommend:

• Pot lights for general illumination
• Vanity lights for mirror areas
• LED lighting for efficiency
• Quiet, properly vented exhaust fans

If you want added comfort, we can also include in-floor heating or towel warmers as part of your renovation.

Many homeowners are moving away from basic tub-and-shower combinations toward larger, tiled walk-in showers. We build custom showers with:

• Waterproof membranes and proper slopes
• Tiled walls and shower niches
• Benches and low- or zero-threshold entries
• Glass doors and panels
• High-quality fixtures and shower heads

If you prefer a soaker tub, freestanding tub or a combination unit, we integrate that into the overall layout.

Tile is one of the most visible parts of any bathroom. We install floor and wall tile with careful attention to layout, grout lines and transitions. Popular choices include porcelain, ceramic and natural stone. For flooring, we recommend materials that are durable, slip-resistant and moisture-tolerant.

Walls can be finished with tile, paint, wainscoting or a combination, depending on the look you’re going for.

We carefully remove old fixtures, tile, flooring and drywall, then inspect the framing, plumbing and subfloor. If we find rot, water damage or structural concerns, we fix them properly so your new bathroom is built on a solid foundation.