How we approach Troy projects.
A 1970s Troy bathroom typically means a fiberglass tub surround, a cultured marble vanity, and a layout that wastes space. The good news is these houses have room to work with. We turn cramped double-sink arrangements into real primary baths, often stealing space from oversized closets next door.
Because the housing stock here is newer than the inner-ring suburbs, surprises behind the walls are rarer and projects move predictably. Permits go through the City of Troy, and we handle that process start to finish.
Most Troy remodels happen in occupied houses with school and work schedules running around them. We stage the project so the household keeps a working bathroom, keep the site sealed and clean, and hold to the schedule we gave you at the estimate. A remodel should disrupt a routine, not a whole season.
- Curbless showers & large-format tile
- Heated floors and modern ventilation
- Glass enclosures & custom vanities
