Bathroom Remodeling in Irving, TX & DFW

Most tub‑to‑shower conversions take 1–3 days, depending on plumbing adjustments, tile work, and whether you’re switching to a walk‑in design. Because we handle waterproofing, plumbing, and tile integration in‑house, the process stays efficient and avoids delays.

Minor issues like loose hardware or small leaks can often be repaired, but fogging, cracked glass, or failing seals usually require replacement. Installing new frameless or semi‑frameless glass not only improves safety but also makes the bathroom feel more open and modern.

Bathrooms need flooring that’s water‑resistant, slip‑resistant, and durable. Popular choices include ceramic tile, porcelain tile, and luxury vinyl plank. Proper subfloor prep is essential to prevent cracking or lifting over time, which is why professional installation makes a big difference.

Bathroom remodels and bathroom refresh projects in Irving typically range from $2,000 to $8,000+, depending on the size of the bathroom, material selections, and whether plumbing or electrical adjustments are needed. Individual repairs- such as replacing a toilet, faucet, or light fixture- are usually a few hundred dollars, depending on the cost of the materials. Bathroom refresh projects that combine multiple updates (vanity, fixtures, flooring, paint, etc.) often start around $2,000, while more involved renovations with tile, showers, custom finishes, or layout changes fall on the higher end. We offer free, no-obligation estimates after a walkthrough to provide an accurate quote based on your specific space and goals. Not sure where your project falls? Most homeowners start with a quick walkthrough so we can discuss budget, timeline, and options.

Homes and properties in Irving often have mixed plumbing ages, with some neighborhoods using older copper lines and others using newer PEX systems. This can affect how quickly fixtures can be upgraded and whether any pipe replacements are recommended during the remodel. Irving’s humidity levels also make proper ventilation and moisture‑resistant materials especially important to prevent mold. A local remodeler familiar with these conditions can help you choose the right tile, grout, and waterproofing systems for long‑term durability.