We remodel bathrooms across the Star City — from Old Southwest Victorians and Grandin Village bungalows to postwar ranches and Cave Spring split-levels.
The Norfolk and Western Railway built Roanoke fast. Thousands of houses went up in the 1890s, 1900s, 1910s — solid construction, built to last, designed for a way of life that no longer exists. One small bathroom per house, or at most a main bath and a half. A clawfoot tub that nobody uses. Pink ceramic tile from 1958 that dates the room the moment you walk in. A fiberglass surround installed during a quick 1982 update that's showing every one of its years.
The house is fine. The bathroom is the problem. We fix bathrooms throughout Roanoke and the surrounding Roanoke Valley — everything from a full gut-and-rebuild to a targeted refresh that changes what you see without touching what still works.
We're a Roanoke-based bathroom remodeling contractor. One crew, one standard of work, every job. The craftsman bungalows of Grandin Village, the brick colonials of South Roanoke, the postwar ranches on the city's north and west sides, the split-levels that went up through the 1970s in Cave Spring — we work in all of it.
Older homes have specific bathroom challenges: small footprints, original plumbing in walls that haven't been opened in decades, tile work done over lath and plaster rather than modern cement board, limited ventilation. Getting a bathroom renovation right in a 1920s Roanoke bungalow is a different project than one in a 1968 ranch. We know the difference, and we approach each accordingly.
Everything out, rebuilt correctly. New layout where the footprint allows, updated plumbing and electrical, new tile, fixtures, vanity — one contractor managing the whole project.
Full Bathroom Renovation →New fixtures, vanity, mirror, lighting, and paint — without opening walls or moving plumbing. Changes everything you see at a fraction of a full renovation cost.
Cosmetic Bathroom Refresh →Converting an unused tub to a walk-in shower, or adding a shower where none exists. Custom tile, frameless glass, correct waterproofing — done right from the membrane up.
Walk-In Shower →Floor tile, shower tile, wall tile. Demo of old work, proper substrate preparation, professional installation. The work that defines how a bathroom looks and holds up over time.
Tile Work →New vanity, faucet, toilet, mirror, and lighting. The fastest way to modernize a bathroom that functions but looks dated.
Vanity & Fixtures →You've updated the kitchen, the floors, the living spaces. The bathroom is the last room that still looks exactly like it did when the previous owner moved out — or when the house was built.
Most people shower. The tub in a 1950s Roanoke ranch takes up a third of the bathroom and gets used twice a year. Converting it to a walk-in shower recovers that space and changes how the room works.
Buyers notice bathrooms. An updated bathroom in a well-maintained Roanoke home changes what people are willing to offer. A dated one raises questions about everything they can't see.
We work throughout Roanoke city and Roanoke County, and into Salem, Vinton, Hollins, Cave Spring, Christiansburg, Blacksburg, Bedford, and Daleville.
One conversation. No pressure. We'll look at what you have and tell you honestly what it needs.
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