A bathroom remodel is one of the best ways to make your daily routine easier. Whether you want a larger walk-in shower, more storage, a freestanding tub, or a bathroom that’s easier to clean and safer as you age, thoughtful design makes every inch count.
Morgan Remodel handles design, demolition, plumbing, tile and finishes with one team from start to finish. Before we meet, our free Bathroom Remodel Guide helps you plan your priorities, and our bathroom remodel pricing page shows typical budgets.
Removing old tile, tubs, vanities and fixtures, down to the studs when needed, so any hidden water damage can be fixed before we build new.
Moving walls, changing a window or relocating plumbing may require a permit. We handle the permits and inspections for you.
From a refresh with new tile or cultured marble panels to a larger walk-in shower with glass, a bench and niches. We’ll help you choose finishes that are easy to keep clean.
Replace your tub, convert a tub to a walk-in shower or add a freestanding soaking tub, depending on your space and how you use the room.
Tile, luxury vinyl plank and other water-resistant floors that hold up to daily moisture and are easy to clean.
Rearranging fixtures or moving walls to make a cramped bathroom feel larger, add a second sink or create a separate shower and tub.
Replace your vanity, upgrade to a double vanity or keep your cabinet and add a new top. More drawers and built-in storage keep your counters clear.
Brighter vanity lighting, recessed lights, a quieter exhaust fan to control moisture and a statement fixture over the tub.
New supply and drain lines, relocated fixtures, and new valves and faucets for your shower, tub and sinks.
Moisture-resistant drywall and clean, finished walls around your new layout.
Walls, ceilings and trim painted in a finish made to handle bathroom humidity.
Most bathroom remodels take 2–4 weeks once construction starts, depending on the scope of work. If your project needs a permit, add 3–4 weeks depending on your municipality.
Cost depends on the size of the room, whether fixtures move and the tile, vanity and finishes you choose. Our bathroom remodel pricing page shows typical ranges, and you’ll get a detailed proposal after we visit your home.
If no one in your home uses the tub, a walk-in shower is often more useful and easier to step into. If you have young children or plan to sell in the next few years, it’s usually wise to keep at least one tub somewhere in the home.
Larger tiles with fewer grout lines, quartz or solid-surface tops, frameless glass and wall-mounted fixtures all cut down on cleaning time. Read more in How to Design a Bathroom That’s Easier to Clean.
Yes. Curbless showers, grab bars, comfort-height toilets, wider doorways and better lighting make a bathroom safer for everyone. See Designing a Handicap Accessible Bathroom for ideas.
