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Expressive marble, a freestanding bathtub and clear shower glass in a spacious bathroom.
Clear shower glass and a broad mirror allow the material palette and daylight to carry across the space.
Blue scallop tile frames a wide shower niche, paired with white tile, chrome fittings and clear glass.
A wide recessed niche sits within the tile field, keeping storage integrated with the shower wall.
A freestanding tub, walnut cabinetry and a diagonal stone floor give a bright bathroom a richer character.
Walnut cabinetry, a stone vanity wall and warm metal details create contrast around the white bathtub.
Understand the scope, investment and timing before work begins.
$12K–$38K+
1–3 weeks
Layout, materials and existing conditions shape your estimate. Planning comes before the time on site; shower-only projects have a separate scope.
Explore the process & budget
You should know what’s happening in your home and who to call. I coordinate our specialists, keep you informed, and follow the work through to the final walkthrough.
Karam
Meet Karam & the teamTell us what is not working now and what you would like to change. We get back to you the same day to discuss your priorities and the next step.
Considering a full remodel? Our typical full remodel is $12K–$38K+.
Request sent. Thank you!
We reply within an hour during business hours, every day, 8 am–9 pm. If you sent it after hours, we’ll get back to you the next morning.
Need us sooner? Call (916) 270-0777
Our typical full bathroom remodel is $12,000 to $38,000 or more. The room, layout changes, tile, fixtures, glass and any repairs affect the estimate. This is a starting range, not a fixed quote for every room.
The 1–3 weeks describe typical time on site. Planning, material selection, availability and any permits come into the wider schedule. We discuss the timing for your particular room before work starts.
No. Start with what is not working now and the changes that matter to you. Photos, ideas and a budget are helpful; you do not need a finished specification to begin a conversation.
Keeping fixtures in their current positions can simplify the scope. Share what you want to retain and what needs to change so we can discuss the options for your room.
