1. Demolition & Removal
- The old drywall, tiles, and fixtures are removed, exposing the wooden lath and studs.
- Plumbing and electrical systems become fully visible, allowing for necessary updates.
- The floor is stripped down to the subfloor, removing old tile and adhesives.
2. Plumbing & Electrical Work
- Old plumbing pipes and valves are inspected, replaced, or re-routed if necessary.
- Electrical wiring is updated to meet modern safety codes, and new outlets, switches, and lighting placements are determined.
- Additional fixtures, such as ventilation fans, are added if needed.
3. Wall & Floor Preparation
- New moisture-resistant drywall (green board) is installed to prevent mold and water damage.
- Cement board is placed where tiles will be installed, ensuring a solid foundation.
- If necessary, the subfloor is reinforced before laying new flooring.
4. Tiling & Surface Finishing
- Walls and floors are prepped and tiled, ensuring proper spacing and waterproofing.
- Grouting and sealing are applied to protect against moisture.
5. Fixture Installation
- The bathtub, showerhead, faucets, sink, and toilet are installed.
- New vanities, mirrors, and storage units are added.
- Light fixtures and outlets are connected.
6. Final Touches
Accessories such as towel racks, shelves, and decorative elements are added.
Walls are painted with mold-resistant paint.
Caulking is applied around sinks, tubs, and other seams.





















