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Bathroom remodeling in Albany, NY.

Tile showers, tub-to-shower conversions, accessible walk-ins, and full gut renovations. One crew handles demo through finish, so there is no handoff between trades and nobody to blame when something goes wrong.

Free 3D scan and floor plansFree 3D scan and dimensioned floor plans of your existing bathroom, with every estimate. Yours to keep either way.

How it works

Bathroom remodel

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500+Projects completed
15+Years Capital Region
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Scope

What we do

01

Tub-to-shower conversion

Removing an unused tub for a full walk-in tile shower. The most requested job we do, and usually the biggest improvement to how a bathroom actually gets used.

Most popular

02

Custom tile showers

Niches, benches, curbless entries, and full-height tile. Layout dry-set and confirmed with you before anything is permanently fixed.

03

Full gut-to-stud remodels

Everything out, everything new — including whatever the last renovation hid behind the walls.

2–3 weeks

04

Accessible & walk-in conversions

Curbless entry, blocking for grab bars, wider doors, and comfort-height fixtures for aging in place.

05

Vanity, fixtures & glass

Single and double vanities, mirrors, faucets, and frameless shower glass measured after tile rather than before.

06

Heated floors & ventilation

Electric radiant under tile, and exhaust sized to the room and ducted outside — not into the attic.

Capital Region ranges, 2026

What a bathroom remodel costs here

Itemised written pricing follows the site visit. These ranges are for sanity-checking a budget first.

Scope Typical range Timeline
Powder room $8K – $15K 1–2 weeks
Hall bath — full gut $18K – $32K 2–3 weeks
Primary bathroom $30K – $60K 3–4 weeks
Accessible conversion $25K – $45K 2–4 weeks

Moving plumbing, structural repair from prior leaks, and long-lead tile all push the upper end. Relocating a toilet drain is the single biggest cost jump in a bathroom.

What is behind the tile

The part you will never see is the part that matters.

Every failed tile shower we get called to fix failed the same way: water got behind the tile and had nowhere to go. Tile is not waterproof. Grout is not waterproof. The assembly behind them is what keeps water out of your floor joists.

Ask any contractor quoting your bathroom what their shower build-up is. If the answer is “cement board and a coat of something”, keep calling.

How we build a shower

  • Framing checked and corrected. Studs plumb, blocking added where fixtures and future grab bars will land.
  • Sloped substrate. Pre-sloped pan or mud bed pitched correctly to the drain — no ponding.
  • Bonded waterproof membrane. Continuous across walls, floor, curb, and up over the corners.
  • Flood test before tile. The pan gets filled and held. If it does not hold, we find out now rather than in eighteen months.
  • Tile set on the membrane. Full mortar coverage, especially at corners and the shelf.
  • Movement joints sealed. Corners get flexible sealant, not grout. Grout in a corner cracks — always.

Albany context

Bathroom Remodeling in Albany — what’s different here.

Albany’s housing stock runs heavily Victorian, Federal, and early 20th-century. Older walls, old plumbing, and original electrical are the norm rather than the exception.

We have been working in Albany’s neighbourhoods — Pine Hills, Center Square, Arbor Hill, South End — long enough to know where the surprises live. That means fewer change-orders and a more accurate initial estimate.

Common questions

Before you call

How long will we be without the bathroom?

Two to three weeks for most full remodels. The room is genuinely out of service for nearly all of it — there is no partial-use stage the way there is in a kitchen.

If it is your only bathroom, tell us before we schedule. We can compress the critical path and stage deliveries, but we would rather plan for it than surprise you.

We only have one bathroom. Is that a problem?

Manageable, but it needs planning. We sequence differently, order everything before demo so nothing stalls waiting on a vanity, and work consecutive days rather than spreading the job out.

Can you move the toilet or shower to a different wall?

Usually, but relocating a toilet drain is the biggest single cost jump — it means opening the floor and re-running waste line with correct fall. On a slab or over a finished ceiling that gets expensive fast.

Moving a sink or shower drain is generally easier. We will tell you what each move costs before you decide.

Do we need a permit?

Usually yes if plumbing is being moved or electrical added or relocated. A like-for-like fixture swap in the same location often does not.

What if you find rot or old leaks behind the walls?

On older Capital Region housing this happens regularly, especially around tub surrounds and toilet flanges. We document it, show you, and price the repair before proceeding.

How far ahead should we order tile?

We finalise all selections before demo. Stock tile is quick; imported or specialty tile can run weeks, and one back-ordered item holds up an otherwise finished bathroom.

Order about ten percent extra — dye lots vary between batches and matching later is often impossible.

Capital Region

We serve Albany and 30+ surrounding towns.

This page covers Albany specifically. The hub page covers the full Capital Region — Colonie, Guilderland, Troy, Schenectady, Saratoga Springs, and beyond.

Free estimate — Albany, NY

Tell us about the project.

We walk the space, scan it, and give you line-item pricing against a defined scope — plus floor plans you keep either way.

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