Bathroom Remodeling

A bathroom renovation isn’t just about looks — it’s about comfort, efficiency, and long-term function. At Monarch Contracting, we remodel bathrooms to reflect modern lifestyles, improve water efficiency, and enhance layout and storage. Whether you’re updating an outdated space or doing a full custom build, we handle every step — from demolition and design to tile, plumbing, and finishing touches.

Fix layout and space constraints

Replace outdated or failing plumbing

Upgrade to water-efficient fixtures

Create a more relaxing, spa-like atmosphere

Improve lighting and ventilation

Bathroom Possibilities & Inspire Ideas
● Walk-in showers with frameless glass● Freestanding tubs● Floating vanities● Heated floors● LED mirrors● Niche shelving & wall-mounted accessories

Breaking Down the Bathroom Renovation Scope

A full bathroom remodel involves several key phases to balance function and finish. It starts with demolition and prep — removing old tile, fixtures, and walls for the new layout. Plumbing and electrical are upgraded or reconfigured for sinks, showers, lighting, and outlets, all to code.
Next, tile and waterproofing protect against moisture with durable tiles and membranes. Modern vanities, faucets, and fixtures add style and utility, while updated lighting and ventilation keep the space bright and healthy. Finally, finishes like paint, mirrors, and shelving complete the transformation with care and precision.

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What to Know Before You Remodel

Before starting a bathroom remodel, it’s important to understand the underlying factors that influence both cost and timeline. The age of your home, the condition of existing plumbing and electrical systems, and whether you're keeping the current layout or making structural changes all play a major role in planning. For example, older homes may require updated pipes or wiring to meet modern code, while moving fixtures like toilets or showers may involve relocating drain lines — which can add time and labor. Choosing materials early, confirming measurements, and finalizing design decisions before work begins helps avoid delays and change orders down the line. A well-prepared plan leads to a smoother renovation and fewer surprises once construction is underway.

Start Your Project

1. Consultation

We review your vision, assess the space, and lay the groundwork.

2. Planning & Team Kickoff

You meet your project team and get a clear roadmap for the build.

3. Permits & Pre-Inspections

We secure permits and inspect the site to ensure a smooth start.

4. Site Prep & Build-Out

We mobilize, prep the site, and begin structural construction.

5. Finishes & Detailing

Interior and exterior elements are installed with expert precision.

6. Walk-Through & Warranty

We review the final work with you and provide post-project support.

How much clearance should I leave around toilets, vanities, and showers?

Clearances matter more than you think. You’ll need at least 15" from the toilet’s center to a wall or another fixture, 21–24" of front clearance for vanities, and proper door swing space. These measurements should be considered in the early design phase — not after cabinetry is ordered.

How do I know if my plumbing or wiring needs to be replaced?

If your home is more than 20–30 years old, it’s wise to have your pipes and electrical inspected during the remodel. Signs like corroded pipes, old knob-and-tube wiring, or lack of GFCI outlets indicate the need for updates.

Is it worth investing in waterproofing?

Absolutely. Proper waterproofing in shower areas and behind tile is essential for long-term durability and preventing water damage. Skipping it can lead to costly repairs down the line.

Can I change the layout of my bathroom?

You can, but it often involves more extensive plumbing and electrical work. Moving a toilet or shower may require relocating pipes and drain lines, which adds to the timeline and cost.

Are there design choices that can save money?

Yes — keeping the layout the same, using prefabricated vanities, choosing ceramic over natural stone, or selecting mid-range fixtures can significantly reduce costs without compromising quality.

Is it better to build a shower or keep a tub?

It depends on your lifestyle and future plans. Tubs are ideal for families with children, but walk-in showers are more accessible and popular in modern renovations. If resale is a concern, try to keep at least one bathtub in the home.

Experienced Technicians

Our in-house team includes licensed professionals across every major trade — including carpentry, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and finish work. Each technician is carefully selected for their skill, reliability, and commitment to quality craftsmanship.

1K+

Completed Projects

From small residential upgrades to full-scale commercial renovations, we’ve delivered exceptional results for over a thousand clients. Our consistent focus on communication, detail, and execution has earned us lasting relationships and repeat business.

States Served

We proudly operate in six states and continue to expand. Our regional presence allows us to bring our proven systems, skilled labor, and high standards to a growing number of homeowners, property managers, and developers across the Tristate area.

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