Shower and tub updates
Removal, preparation and installation for a cleaner, more functional bathing area.
Upgrade an outdated or damaged bathroom with a plan that brings the surfaces, fixtures and finishing details together.

A successful bathroom remodel starts with the parts you cannot see as clearly as the finishes you can. We review the existing space, discuss how you use it and build the scope around moisture control, practical layout decisions and the look you want.
Plus Home Investment handles focused bathroom upgrades and more complete renovations throughout Metro Atlanta. Your estimate is based on the actual room, selected materials and the amount of repair or preparation the project requires.
The final scope is based on your property, priorities and selected materials.
Removal, preparation and installation for a cleaner, more functional bathing area.
Floor, wall and shower tile installed with careful layout and appropriate preparation.
Vanity, faucet, mirror, lighting and accessory updates coordinated as one project.
Drywall, trim, caulk and related repairs addressed before the final finish.
Existing conditions are reviewed so moisture-sensitive areas receive the right treatment.
Painting, trim and final details that make the renovated space feel finished.

The finished tile is only one layer of the project. Substrate condition, waterproofing details where needed, transitions and sealant joints all affect the long-term result.
We also plan the sequence around plumbing fixtures, surfaces and finish work. This helps reduce rework and gives you a clearer picture of what is included before construction begins.
See our project galleryWe discuss problems, priorities, measurements and the level of renovation you want.
Materials, fixtures and related work are identified before the project moves forward.
Existing finishes are removed as required, surfaces are prepared and the new work is installed.
Trim, paint, caulk and final details are completed, followed by a walkthrough.
Removal can reveal damaged backer, framing, plumbing connections, moisture or an incomplete waterproofing system. Those conditions should be reviewed and included in the scope before the new shower is closed and tiled.
Usually. Keeping the toilet, shower and vanity in similar locations can reduce plumbing, electrical and framing changes. The best choice still depends on the room condition and the result you want.
Hidden water damage, damaged subflooring, uneven framing, outdated connections or work that does not meet current requirements can affect the scope. Any newly visible condition should be explained before additional work proceeds.
Share which fixtures will stay or move, the type of shower or tub you want, preferred tile and finish level, storage needs, ventilation concerns and a realistic budget range. Photos and the project address also help.
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