Bathroom remodeling services
Find the right fit for your bathroom remodeling project
MyBathMatch helps Raleigh and Cary homeowners organize projects ranging from a focused shower update to a complete bathroom renovation.
Common project types
The scope matters because a company that specializes in fast bath-system replacements may not be the right fit for a layout change, custom tile shower or whole-room renovation.
Full bathroom remodel
A coordinated renovation may include demolition, waterproofing, shower or tub, vanity, countertop, toilet, lighting, ventilation, flooring, paint and finish carpentry.
Best for: multiple outdated or failing components, layout concerns, water damage or a whole-room redesign.
Shower remodeling
Projects may involve a custom tile shower, prefabricated wall system, new pan, glass enclosure, niche, bench, valves, showerhead and corrected waterproofing.
Best for: leaks, hard-to-clean surrounds, poor access, damaged tile or a more useful bathing space.
Tub-to-shower conversion
Replace an existing bathtub with a walk-in or low-threshold shower while reviewing drain position, plumbing, wall condition, waterproofing, glass and safe entry.
Important: consider whether another bathtub remains in the home and how the change fits household needs.
Bathtub replacement
Options can include an alcove tub, freestanding tub, deeper soaking model or a new tub-and-surround system, depending on space, structure and plumbing.
Best for: damaged tubs, family bathing needs, changing style or a failing surround.
Accessible and aging-in-place updates
Possible features include wider clearances, low-threshold entry, blocking and grab bars, handheld controls, seating, non-slip surfaces, better lighting and reachable storage.
A remodeling company is not a medical provider; project choices should reflect the user’s individual needs.
Vanity, tile, flooring and fixtures
A focused update may replace a vanity, countertop, sink, faucet, mirror, lighting, toilet, exhaust fan, wall tile or floor while keeping most of the room intact.
Best for: a functional bathroom needing selected improvements rather than full demolition.
Scope before style
What makes two bathroom projects different?
Bathrooms concentrate water, ventilation, electrical, plumbing and finish work in a small area. A visual refresh and a gut renovation may look similar in inspiration photos but require very different trades, time and budgets.
- Keeping or moving plumbing locations
- Prefabricated surround versus custom tile
- Hidden water, mold or subfloor damage
- Electrical, ventilation and lighting changes
- Stock, semi-custom or custom cabinetry
- Permit and inspection requirements
- Access constraints and occupied-home protection
Not sure which service describes your project?
Choose everything that applies in the match form and describe the result you want. You do not need a finished design or technical scope to start.