Everything out. Everything new. One contractor who manages it all.

You’ve been living around this bathroom long enough. It’s time to build the one that actually works.

A complete bathroom renovation in Manchester NH. No gaps between trades. No owner trying to coordinate a plumber, a tile guy, and an electrician who each show up on their own schedule. We handle the whole job — demo, waterproofing, plumbing, tile, fixtures, vanity, and finish work — start to finish.

In Manchester’s older homes, a full renovation isn’t just cosmetic work. It’s structural. When you open up a bathroom in a home built in 1910 or 1925, you find the history of every decision made in that room over the past hundred years — some of it fine, some of it not. Original cast iron that’s nearly done. Galvanized pipes that are done. Plaster substrate that was never right for a wet environment. We’ve seen it all, and we know how to address it correctly before the new work goes in.

You’re ready for a gut renovation if:

– The layout is wrong — no amount of new tile fixes a bathroom that doesn’t make sense to move through

– The plumbing or electrical is original to the house and needs updating

– There’s water damage behind the walls — you know it’s there or you suspect it

– The previous owner’s choices are still everywhere and you’re done looking at them

– You’re preparing to sell and the bathroom needs to be buyer-ready, not explained

– You’ve been patching and tolerating for years and the math finally works out

A cosmetic refresh can transform a bathroom with good bones. But if the bones aren’t right, you need to start over. We’ll tell you honestly which one applies.

How the project works

Discovery and Planning

We start with a conversation. We look at your bathroom, understand how you use it, and ask the questions that matter before anything gets touched. We’re not there to give you a number on the first visit — we’re figuring out what you actually need.

**Design and Selection**

Controlled, contained, and clean. We protect the rest of your home. When Vermont homes are opened up, they often reveal surprises — original knob-and-tube wiring, cast iron pipes, moisture damage behind walls. We deal with what we find directly and tell you what we found.

**Waterproofing and Rough Work**

This is the work nobody photographs. Proper waterproofing behind the tile and in the shower area is what determines whether your renovation holds up in five years or starts failing in two. We don’t skip steps here.

**Tile and Installation**

Tile is set to a layout planned before the first piece goes down. Fixtures are installed correctly and to code. The vanity, toilet, and lighting go in as part of a coordinated finish sequence — not whoever shows up first.

**Finishing**

Trim. Caulk. Paint. Mirrors and accessories. The final details that determine how the project looks for the next decade. We don’t rush the finish.

**Walkthrough**

Before the project is complete, you walk through it with us. Everything works. Everything is clean. Nothing is left to follow up on later.

The work behind the wall is the work that matters.

A bathroom renovation that fails does so slowly and out of sight. Grout that wasn’t sealed. A shower pan that wasn’t sloped correctly. Waterproofing membrane that was rushed or skipped. Water gets in, sits in the wall, and you find out about it when the tile starts shifting or the drywall in the room below shows a stain.

We do the waterproofing correctly. Every time. That’s not a feature — it’s the job.

What a bathroom renovation returns at resale

An updated primary bathroom is among the highest-return improvements in a Manchester home. Buyers look at the kitchen and the primary bath and price everything else from there. A gut renovation done correctly — clean, functional, well-finished — is an asset at closing.

We’re not designers. We can’t tell you what style will hold its value in three years. We can tell you that a bathroom built with quality materials, waterproofed correctly, and finished well will be a selling point, not an explanation.

Manchester NH — older homes, done right

The homes in the West Side, Rimmon Heights, and the neighborhoods that grew up around the Amoskeag mills weren’t built with modern construction methods. They were built with the materials and techniques of their era. A full bathroom renovation in one of these homes requires a contractor who respects that — who knows how to work with what’s there, upgrade what needs to be upgraded, and finish it to a standard the house deserves.

Manchester, Goffstown, and Hooksett

We do full bathroom renovations throughout our service area. If you’re nearby and unsure, call us.

Let’s talk about your bathroom renovation.

No obligation. No sales pitch. One conversation to understand your project and give you an honest assessment.

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