Bathroom Remodeling
in McLean, VA

Larger bathrooms require more tile, longer vanity runs, additional fixtures, and often heated flooring throughout. Proposals break down material quantities and labor by zone.

Connecting bathroom and closet spaces involves door placement, humidity management, and traffic flow planning. We design transitions that feel natural and protect closet contents from moisture.

Japanese soaking tubs are deeper than Western tubs, allowing seated full-body immersion. They occupy less floor space but require more water depth and often a step or platform for entry.

Water jets push pressurized water through nozzles for a deep massage but require regular cleaning. Air jets bubble air through small holes for a gentler sensation with less maintenance.

Heated mirrors have a thin electric pad behind the glass that warms the surface above the dew point. This prevents condensation from forming even in steamy bathrooms.

Towel warming drawers are heated cabinet drawers that keep towels, robes, or blankets warm. They install into vanity bases or custom cabinetry and plug into standard electrical outlets.

Large freestanding tubs filled with water can exceed 1,000 pounds. We assess floor framing and add blocking or sistered joists when needed to safely support the concentrated load.

Freestanding tubs pair with floor-mounted fillers, wall-mounted spouts, or deck-mounted faucets on the tub rim. Selection depends on plumbing access and the tub's design and placement.

We visit your home, measure the space, photograph existing conditions, and discuss your vision for the finished room. From there, we develop layout options and a detailed written proposal.