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Serving Southwest Florida from Bonita Springs
Vanity to shower glass, tile to towel bar — a bathroom remodel designed as one composition and built by one accountable team.
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over 20 years serving Bonita Springs and Southwest Florida
Family-run design, material selection, and installation
Bathroom remodeling
A bathroom gets used more times a day than any room you'd actually show guests, and it shows its age faster than all of them — grout darkens, vanities swell, and the builder's mirror-wall keeps faithfully reflecting the year 2004 back at you. Bathroom remodeling is how a house catches up with the people living in it.
Ours is a showroom-builder's approach: design the whole room as one composition — vanity, countertop, tile, shower, floor, light — then build it with one crew accountable for the whole room. The vanity top comes off the same slab wall as our kitchens; the tile comes from a wall thousands of options deep; the shower is engineered by the team that wrote the page on it.
The result reads finished in a way piecemeal bathrooms never do — because nothing in the room was an afterthought bought separately on a Tuesday.
We just recently had our master bathroom remodeled by Classic Floor and Countertops. They did an excellent job. … They had the bathroom completely done within 2-1/2 weeks. It is beautiful!!!
Tammy P. · master bathroom remodel · Yelp review
The room, piece by piece
The shower is the bathroom's engineering exam, and it's the one we're known for: bonded waterproofing systems like Schluter, slope built into the pan, glass measured to finished walls. The full story lives on the shower remodeling page — including the honest tub-versus-shower conversation. Get the wet area right and the bathroom lasts decades; get it wrong and the prettiest tile is hiding a leak.
The vanity is cabinetry with a harder life — steam above, splashes below, drawers slammed at 6 a.m. We build vanities with the same construction standards as our kitchen cabinets, top them with quartz and quartzite chosen at the slab, and design the storage around real bathroom inventory: hair dryers, towels, and the drawer that eats hair ties.
Bathroom tile is where restraint earns elegance: large-format walls that read calm, mosaic accents that read intentional, floors that grip wet feet. Underfoot, porcelain and waterproof plank ignore splash; overhead, layered lighting replaces the single sad ceiling dome. Every surface is on our walls to compare in person.
The build
Bathroom remodels live in the busiest hallway of your home, so the build discipline matters as much as the design: floors protected along the work path, containment at the door, debris cleared as the work goes, and a schedule talked through so you can plan around it.
Design first, in the showroom, where changes cost a pencil — then the timeline talked through before a hammer swings. Trades run in the right order because one team sequences them: rough plumbing, waterproofing, tile, stone, glass, fixtures, punch list. You're never the messenger between a tile setter and a plumber. For a head start on the budget itself, learn where a remodel number really comes from before you sign.
A master bath is a bigger job than a powder room or a refresh, and we'll talk through the timeline for yours up front.
Kitchen & bath design studio → See bath looks in the gallery →
Built for here
A bathroom in Southwest Florida runs at spa humidity most of the year, which is why waterproofing systems, ventilation planning, and moisture-tolerant construction aren't upgrades here — they're the baseline. It's also why so much of our bathroom remodeling work comes from condos in Naples and Estero, where a wet-area failure isn't just your problem but your downstairs neighbor's. Association rules, elevator schedules, and quiet hours get planned into those jobs from day one.
Remodeling for the long run? Curbless entries, benches, and blocking for future grab bars cost little to design in now and everything to retrofit later — a conversation we raise gently and design gracefully.
Every size of bath
Bathroom remodeling scales in both directions. The primary suite is the flagship — double vanity, walk-in shower, storage that ends the counter clutter cold. But the smaller rooms punch above their weight: a guest bath refreshed before season makes the whole house feel maintained, and a powder room is the one place a bold tile or dramatic stone can go full personality, because everyone visits and nobody lives there.
Small rooms reward design most — in a five-by-eight bath, every choice is load-bearing, which is why even our smallest bathroom projects start with a drawing. Vanity scale, tile format, mirror light, door swing: get four decisions right and a tight bath reads twice its size — and photographs like a boutique hotel's.
Whatever the size, the same rules hold: waterproofing done properly, ventilation planned for Florida humidity, materials you compared in person, and one crew accountable from demo to the towel bars going back on the wall.
Request a free in-home consultation and we'll measure the bathroom you have while designing the one you want — vanity to glass, one plan, the price talked through, one team accountable for all of it.
It depends on how much of the room changes. A vanity-counters-and-floor refresh runs far less than a full gut with a new walk-in shower; tile choices and glass move the number too. We'll walk through what drives a bathroom's price — vanity, stone, tile, shower system, glass, labor — so you can shape the project around what matters to you.
It depends on how much of the room changes — a vanity-and-floor refresh is a different job than a full gut with a new walk-in shower. Most of our materials are U.S.-made and arrive in about 3–10 days, and we talk through the schedule with you before demo so it fits your household.
Yes — it's one of the most common projects we do, and the wet-area engineering is our specialty. If it's the only tub in the house we'll flag the resale question honestly before you commit.
Happily. Five-by-eight baths are a design sport — the right vanity, tile scale, and lighting make a small bathroom feel twice its size, and the projects move quickly.
That's exactly what we build for: proper ventilation planning, waterproofing systems behind the tile, moisture-tolerant vanity construction, and finishes that don't mind steam. Humidity is a design input here, not an afterthought.
Yes — updates like fixture relocations, valves, lighting, and exhaust are coordinated as part of the project and handled by the right trades in the right order, so you're not scheduling them separately.
