Upgrade your home with professional bathroom remodeling in Washtenaw County, MI. Ann arbor’s old west side and burns park homes date to the early 1900s, ypsilanti has its victorians and normal park bungalows, and both cities carry a large stock of converted rentals. Century-old homes reward careful work — original hex tile, clawfoot tubs and plaster detailing are worth preserving where they survive, and we design around them rather than through them.
Service Areas
Washtenaw County’s housing skews older and more historic than the rest of Metro Detroit, which changes how a bathroom project has to be approached. We work throughout the county — choose your city below.
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Century-old homes reward careful work — original hex tile, clawfoot tubs and plaster detailing are worth preserving where they survive, and we design around them rather than through them.
Old West Side and Normal Park houses can still have original drain lines and knob-and-tube wiring running nearby. We open the wall, show you what is actually behind it, and quote the plumbing honestly instead of discovering it halfway through the job.
Bathrooms on exterior walls take a beating from December to March. Century-old walls with little cavity insulation make ventilation the deciding factor in a Washtenaw bathroom. We insulate behind new plumbing runs and specify ventilation that actually moves moisture out of the room.
Historic homes cost more to remodel simply because so little in them is standard-dimensioned. You get an itemised estimate before anyone picks up a hammer. Financing is available on approved credit so a full remodel can be spread across monthly payments.
Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti are a short run for our crews and we work in both every week. A house inside a designated historic district can carry extra review, and we build that into the schedule.
Keeping original hex tile or a clawfoot tub is often the better call in an Old West Side home. We design to the house you own instead of dropping one showroom layout into every job.
Moving plumbing means pulling a permit. We file with the right authority for your address and meet the inspector on site.
Cost depends far more on what sits behind the wall than on square footage. A cosmetic refresh sits at the low end; relocating a drain or replacing corroded supply lines in an older Ann Arbor home raises it. We give you a written, itemised estimate after seeing the space, at no charge.
If you are moving plumbing or altering electrical, yes. Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti both permit through their own building departments, and homes inside a designated historic district can carry additional review before exterior-affecting work. Straight fixture swaps in the same location often do not require one. We handle filing and scheduling either way.
Most projects run one to three weeks on site. Historic-district review in Ann Arbor can add time at the front end, before any work begins. Tile setting and inspection scheduling drive the timeline more than demolition does, and we give you a day-by-day sequence before we start.
Yes. Financing is available on approved credit with several term lengths. Older Washtenaw houses turn up more surprises once the walls are open, so a financing buffer is worth having. We provide the monthly figure alongside the written estimate.
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We serve homeowners across Washtenaw County, MI, including Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti.
