Bathroom Remodeling in Suwanee, Johns Creek & Alpharetta, GA

Primary bath, guest bath, or powder room, full scope

A typical primary-bath remodel with us includes a new custom vanity, quartz or stone top, wall-hung toilet or comfort-height replacement, tile floor, tiled shower with frameless glass, new lighting, and updated ventilation. Guest baths and powder rooms scale down from there.

We waterproof every wet area with a full Schluter system or equivalent, not just green board and hope. Water is what kills bathrooms after five years, and it's the one thing you can't see behind the finished tile.

• Custom-built vanity to fit your exact space
• Full waterproofing on shower walls, curbs, and niches
• Frameless shower glass, tile-in curb, linear drain options
• Quartz, granite, or marble tops
• Heated floors and towel bars available

Vanities we can actually customize

A stock vanity almost never fits a bathroom well. The width is wrong, the drawer stack is in the wrong place, and the top overhangs into the door swing. We build every vanity to your exact opening, down to a quarter inch, with the drawer layout that matches how you actually get ready in the morning.

Tile, fixtures, and the finish details that age well

Bathroom trends move fast, but water does not care about trends. We steer most bathroom remodeling clients in Suwanee and Johns Creek toward large-format porcelain on the floor, a classic subway or stacked tile in the shower, and one statement element, usually the vanity finish or the fixture metal, instead of five competing ones. Brushed brass and matte black both hold up well; polished chrome is the safe default that never looks dated.

Lighting is the most underrated line item in a bathroom remodel. A single overhead bar light casts shadows exactly where you do not want them. We spec sconces at face level on both sides of the mirror, a recessed can over the shower on its own switch, and a dimmer everywhere. It is a few hundred dollars that changes how the room feels every single morning.

• Large-format porcelain and natural stone tile
• Curbless and low-curb shower entries
• Freestanding and drop-in tub installs
• LED mirrors and sconce-level vanity lighting
• Quiet, properly ducted exhaust fans
• Soft-close toilet seats, heated towel bars, and bidet rough-ins

How a bathroom remodel runs, week by week

A typical primary bathroom remodel with our crew runs three to four weeks on site. Week one is demo, plumbing rough-in, and any electrical moves. Week two is waterproofing, shower pan, and tile. Week three is the vanity install, countertop template and set, glass measurement, and fixture trim-out. The final week is glass install, paint touch-up, and the punch-list walkthrough with you.

Because our cabinet shop, countertop fabrication, and install crews are all in-house, the schedule does not stall waiting on a third party. The vanity is built while tile is going in, and the countertop is templated the day the vanity sets. That is how a bathroom remodel stays at four weeks instead of drifting to eight.

Local homes, what to expect in each area

Suwanee homes near Sims Lake and Level Creek often have builder-grade oak vanities and Hollywood-strip lighting. We replace both and usually rebuild the shower, the pans in that era tended to be under-waterproofed.

Johns Creek and Alpharetta estates typically have larger primary suites where we can add a proper freestanding tub, split the toilet into its own compartment, and rebuild the shower into a full walk-in wet area.

Where we work

Our crews cover Suwanee, Johns Creek, Alpharetta, and the greater Lawrenceville area from our showroom at 168 Scenic Highway North. See the embedded service map below.

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