Bathroom remodeling built to last longer than the trend that inspired it

Most of our Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point projects land between $12,000 and $35,000, with guest-bath refreshes at the lower end and primary baths with custom tile, moved plumbing and stone tops at the upper end. We price from a measured scope, not a square-foot average, so the number you get is the number you sign.

A fixture-and-finish update runs about one to two weeks. A full gut with layout changes typically runs three to five weeks, driven mostly by inspection scheduling and tile cure times. We give you a day-by-day calendar before demo starts and tell you exactly which days water is off.

Yes. We pull permits in our name for any project that moves plumbing, alters framing or adds circuits, and we meet the inspector on site. You never coordinate with the county.

You can, and plenty of clients do. We'll review anything you've sourced for compatibility before it ships, and we note in the contract which items you're supplying so warranty coverage is clear on both sides.

Yes — we offer financing options for bathroom projects and can walk through monthly-payment scenarios during your estimate, before you commit to a scope.

We regularly build in the Charlotte metro and in Danville and Roanoke, Virginia. Travel doesn't change your pricing structure; it can affect scheduling windows, and we'll tell you that up front.

In older Triad housing stock it happens. We photograph the condition, price the repair as a written change order before touching it, and keep the rest of the schedule moving where we can. No verbal surprises on the final invoice.