Interior Repairs
Bathroom Remodeling in Greater New Orleans
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A full bathroom remodel usually means opening walls and floors around water. Ask each remodeler how they waterproof the shower and what happens if they find rot.
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A full bathroom remodel usually means opening walls and floors around water.
What this job usually includes
- Demo down to the studs or subfloor where the plan calls for it
- Waterproofing behind the tile in the shower and other wet areas
- New fixtures, tile, vanity and ventilation as listed in the contract
Questions to ask before hiring
- What's your license number? Ask for it and look it up with the state board before you sign.
- How do you waterproof the shower, and can I see it before the tile goes on?
- Who does the plumbing and electrical work, and is it covered by the permit?
What affects the price
- Converting a tub to a shower, or moving the toilet or drain, vs keeping fixtures where they are
- Tile size and material, and how much of the room is tiled
- Subfloor or wall rot found during demo
When not to wait
- Leaks, a soft floor near the toilet or tub, or cracked tile that keeps coming back
- Mold that returns after cleaning
- Accessibility changes: a walk-in shower, wider door or grab bars
Common questions
Is a remodel the same as a small bathroom update?
No. Swapping a vanity, toilet or faucet is a smaller job (see Small Remodels and minor plumbing). A remodel changes the layout or rebuilds the shower.
Do I need a permit?
Often, when the plumbing or electrical changes. Ask who pulls it and when the inspections happen.
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