Frequently Asked Questions

Call (786) 321-3362 during business hours. It helps to share which bathroom you want to change, what bothers you about it now, and any photos or ideas you have collected.

Consider who uses the bathroom, what you would keep, what you would remove, and whether you prefer a tub, a shower or both. A rough sense of budget and timing also helps shape the conversation.

Material and layout choices are a central part of planning a bathroom. Our service pages describe options for tile, glass, fixtures and layout so you can arrive with a clearer picture of what you like.

Porcelain tile, sealed natural stone, solid surface materials and quality grout handle moisture well. Good ventilation and proper waterproofing behind the tile matter as much as the visible finish.

It depends on the floor structure. Slab homes, wood framed floors and condo slabs each handle a recessed shower floor differently, so the structure is assessed before a curbless design is confirmed.

No. The gallery shows design inspiration concepts created to illustrate materials, colors and layouts that suit Miami homes. They are a starting point for conversation.

Many bathroom projects can involve permits, especially plumbing, electrical or structural changes. The City of Miami Residential Permit Guide covers bathroom items such as bathtubs, shower pans, plumbing fixture replacement and exhaust replacement. Always confirm requirements with the building department for your address.

City of Miami Residential Permit Guide

Condo associations often have their own renovation rules covering work hours, waterproofing and plumbing. Reviewing your association documents early helps plan the project smoothly.

Yes. Low threshold showers, grab bars in matching finishes, built in seating and good lighting can be designed into an elegant room. See our aging in place bathroom remodeling page for ideas.