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Family-run in Ashburn, VA since 2006

Bathroom with a long white double vanity, framed mirror, wall sconces and a freestanding soaking tub on tiled floor

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Bathroom Remodeling in Ashburn & Loudoun County

Primary suites, hall baths and new basement bathrooms — rebuilt with the waterproofing and ventilation done right behind the tile.

A bathroom is the smallest room we work in and the least forgiving. Everything happens in a few square feet, and the parts that decide whether it lasts twenty years — the waterproofing, the slope, the ventilation — are all invisible once the tile goes on.

What goes on behind the tile

Most bathroom failures we get called to look at are not tile problems. They are water problems: a pan liner that was never properly turned up at the curb, a niche cut into an unprotected wall, a fan vented into the attic instead of through the roof, or grout treated as if it were waterproof.

We build showers with a continuous waterproofing membrane, a correctly sloped pre-slope and pan, blocking behind every grab bar and bench, and a fan sized to the room and ducted to the outside. It costs a little more in materials and adds a day or two. It is the difference between a bathroom that ages well and one that gets torn out again in eight years.

Layout changes and accessibility

Removing a builder-grade garden tub to gain a proper walk-in shower is the single most common change we make to Loudoun County primary baths. It usually means relocating the drain, reframing a knee wall and reworking the vanity run — all straightforward, all worth planning before demolition.

We also build for the long term where clients ask for it: curbless entries, blocking for future grab bars, comfort-height fixtures, wider door openings and lighting that works for someone who no longer sees as well in low light.

What is included

Every project is scoped individually, but on a typical bathroom remodeling job we handle:

  • Full demolition and haul-away
  • Plumbing relocation and new supply and drain lines
  • Continuous shower waterproofing, pre-slope and pan
  • Reframing for walk-in showers, benches and niches
  • Tile setting — floors, walls, curbless entries and mosaics
  • Exhaust fans sized and ducted to the exterior
  • Vanity, fixture and glass enclosure installation
  • Permits and inspections where the work requires them

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Where we do this work

We are based in Ashburn and take bathroom remodeling projects across Loudoun County and nearby Fairfax County:

Our work

Bathroom Remodeling projects we have completed

Bathroom with a long white double vanity, framed mirror, wall sconces and a freestanding soaking tub on tiled floor
White double vanity and a freestanding soaking tub
Primary bathroom with a white double vanity, marble counter, framed mirrors, wall sconces and a subway-tiled shower reflected in the mirror
Primary bath with a marble-topped double vanity and tiled shower
Bathroom with a freestanding soaking tub, gray vanity, back-lit mirror, marble feature wall and dark slate floor tile
Freestanding tub, back-lit mirror and a marble feature wall
Bathroom with a marble-tiled walk-in shower behind frameless glass, a freestanding soaking tub under a shuttered window and large-format marble floor tile
Marble walk-in shower beside a freestanding tub
Marble-tiled shower with twin rainfall heads, matte black fixtures and two back-lit recessed niches trimmed in brass
Twin rainfall heads and back-lit brass-trimmed niches
Bathroom with a white vanity, freestanding tub under a shuttered window, neo-angle frameless glass shower and slate floor tile
Freestanding tub beside a neo-angle glass shower
Marble-tiled shower with a recessed shelved niche, matte black rainfall head, hand shower and body sprays, over a dark mosaic floor
Marble shower with black fixtures and a shelved niche
Bathroom with a gray double vanity flanked by full-height linen towers, a stone mosaic feature wall, brass pendant lights and marble-look floor tile
Gray vanity between linen towers, with a mosaic feature wall
Bathroom with a round wood-framed mirror over a stone-topped vanity, and a tiled shower with a rainfall head and a built-in bench
Round mirror and a tiled shower with a rainfall head
Travertine-tiled shower with a frameless glass enclosure, mosaic accent band and recessed niche, next to a corner soaking tub
Frameless glass shower and corner tub in travertine tile

Good to know

Bathroom Remodeling — common questions

How long is a bathroom out of service?

A hall bath is typically two to three weeks; a primary suite with a tiled walk-in shower and separate tub runs three to five. Tile and waterproofing both need cure time that cannot be rushed without shortening the life of the finished room.

Can you convert a garden tub into a walk-in shower?

Yes — it is one of the most common requests we get in Ashburn and Brambleton. We reframe the alcove, move the drain, waterproof the new pan and rebuild the surround. Depending on the layout you often gain usable floor space as well.

Can you add a bathroom to a finished or unfinished basement?

Usually yes. The deciding factor is drainage: if the builder left a rough-in stub you are in good shape, and if not we look at breaking the slab or using a sewage ejector pit. We will tell you which applies after we see it.

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Let’s talk about your bathroom remodeling project.

Tell us what you have in mind — rough details are fine. We will come out, look at the space and put together a real estimate.

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