How We Refresh a Guest Bath in Two Weeks

Not every bathroom needs to be ripped to the studs. Many homes just need a targeted refresh that makes the space feel current and functional again.
Typical scope for a 10-14 day refresh
- Demo existing vanity, toilet, and fixtures
- New tile surround or tub/shower update (often over existing tile with proper prep)
- New vanity + quartz or solid surface top
- Updated faucet, shower trim, towel bars, and lighting
- Fresh paint, new mirror, and minor drywall repair
What we don't touch unless asked
- Moving plumbing rough-ins
- Changing the footprint
- Full waterproofing membrane replacement (unless there's damage)
This approach keeps the project fast, predictable, and much less disruptive. Most clients are back to normal use within two weeks, often sooner.
If your guest bath is dated but the layout still works, a focused refresh is often the smartest first step.
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