Tub-to-shower
Swap the tub for a walk-in shower.
Bathroom remodeling · Based in San Dimas
Bathroom remodeling in San Dimas, built to stay dry
Tub-to-shower swaps to full gut remodels. One crew, one written price, and Dallas picks up the phone.
Bath layout ideas
Small bath or big bath, same crew
A hall bath or a tub-to-shower swap is a normal job, not a small one. Not sure which? Send a photo or call. Dallas will tell you straight.
Guest or hall bath
New tile, vanity, toilet, fixtures, lighting.
Primary bath
Bigger changes: a double vanity, a larger shower.
Full gut remodel
Down to the studs and back up.
Where bathrooms go wrong
The part you won't see is the part that counts
Most bathroom trouble starts under the tile: water getting where it shouldn't. Here is the order we build in.
All four layers
Framing and slope.
Solid framing, and a shower floor that slopes to the drain.
Waterproofing.
The layer that keeps water in the shower and out of the wall. Ask Dallas how he does it, and he will show you.
Tile and grout.
Set over a prepared surface so it stays put.
Glass, fixtures and finish.
The part you see and touch every day.
A bathroom needs air moving out of it. Ventilation is part of the plan, not an afterthought.
Behind the tile
When we open an old bath
Old baths can hide soft subfloor or damaged framing. If we find something, we stop, show you, explain the options and the cost, and wait for your decision. Anything extra goes in a written change order first.
How a bathroom job goes
Five steps, start to finish
Using your only bathroom? Tell Dallas up front and plan around it together.
Price and payments
No surprise add-ons. No big deposit.
A fixed price, in writing.
Line by line. No add-on fees.
Payments follow the work.
California generally limits a down payment on a home improvement contract to $1,000 or 10% of the contract amount, whichever is less (Business and Professions Code section 7159.5). Then you pay as work is finished.
Changes in writing.
Written, priced before the work, and approved by you.
What a bath costs depends on size, tile and what's behind the walls. Call and Dallas will give you a straight idea.
Moving plumbing or electrical, or changing walls, usually needs a permit. Dallas tells you whether yours does.
Ask Dallas
Our work
Real bathroom photos
Photos from Dollhouse jobs. They are not all from one project.
Bath questions
Questions before you call
What if you find water damage?
We show you, explain options and cost, and wait for your OK. A written change order comes before any extra work.
Do I need a permit?
Usually if plumbing, electrical or walls change. Dallas tells you whether yours does.
How much do I pay up front?
California generally limits a down payment on a home improvement contract to $1,000 or 10% of the contract amount, whichever is less (Business and Professions Code section 7159.5).
Will the price change?
Your quote is fixed and in writing. Changes are written, priced before the work, and you approve them.
Ready when you are
Tell us about your bathroom
Name and phone. Dallas or his team will reach out to you directly.
(626) 991-8219Talk to the owner