Remodeling & Tile in Coral Springs

Please — that's one of our favorite jobs here. Those tubs eat half the room and almost nobody uses them. Turning that footprint into a properly waterproofed walk-in shower usually makes the bathroom feel about twice the size.

Usually, yes. Coral Springs floor plans closed those off and it's the most common request we get here. If the wall is holding up the roof you'll need a beam. We'll tell you which it is at the estimate rather than after demo starts.

Not if we plan for it. Requirements vary — some communities only care about exterior changes, others want notice before any contractor is on site. Tell us what yours asks for and we'll fit the project and the work hours around it.

Large porcelain tile, most of the time. It shrugs off wet feet coming in from the pool, it doesn't mind the humidity, and fewer grout lines makes these floor plans feel noticeably bigger. It's also about the easiest thing there is to clean.

Yes. We come out, measure, and talk through what's actually bothering you about the space. Then you get written pricing and a rendering of the finished room. No charge, and no obligation to go ahead with it.

Plumbing, electrical and structural work — including taking out a load-bearing wall — generally needs a permit from the City of Coral Springs. New flooring usually doesn't. We'll handle whatever your project requires.

Usually 4 to 8 weeks of construction, depending on scope and how long materials take to arrive. Bathrooms are quicker, around 2 to 6. If we're taking out a structural wall, add a bit for the engineering and inspections.