Bathroom Remodeling Contractor in Wethersfield, CT

Bathrooms in older houses rarely have square walls or level floors. Before tile goes down, we flatten the floor and straighten the walls, because large-format tile shows every dip. In some rooms that means shimming or reinforcing joists, in others a self-leveling layer. Either way, the finish only looks crisp if the base under it is right. Skipping that step is the most common reason new tile cracks or shows uneven edges within a few seasons.

A smaller bathroom benefits most from careful planning. A wall-hung or narrower vanity, a sliding glass door instead of a swinging one, a niche in place of a shelf and lighting that reaches the corners all make the same footprint feel larger. We help you pick the changes that matter in your room. Sometimes the best gain comes from moving the door or turning the vanity to a different wall.

Moisture is the enemy in any bathroom. We size the exhaust fan to the room, run its duct outdoors, and add a timer or humidity control so it keeps running after a shower. That keeps paint from peeling and mold out of the ceiling corners. A fan that is too small or vents into the attic only moves the problem somewhere you cannot see it.