Upgrade your home with professional bathroom remodeling in Wayne County, MI. The bathrooms here were built across a century — Detroit’s brick bungalows went up in the 1920s, Livonia and Westland filled in with ranches after the war, and Canton kept building through the 2000s. We remodel all three, and we plan around the plumbing each era left behind.
Service Areas
Wayne County covers Detroit and the communities ringing it, and no two of them build bathrooms the same way. We work throughout the county — from the older housing stock inside the city to the newer subdivisions out west. Choose your city below.
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A remodel in a 1925 bungalow is a different job than one in a 1998 colonial. Knowing which you’re standing in — before demolition starts — is most of the work.
Pre-war homes in Detroit and Dearborn often still have cast iron drain stacks, galvanized supply lines, and plaster over wood lath. We open the wall, show you what’s actually there, and quote the plumbing work honestly instead of discovering it halfway through.
Bathrooms on exterior walls take a beating between December and March. We insulate behind new plumbing runs, specify proper exhaust ventilation so moisture leaves the room instead of settling into drywall, and use tile and grout rated for the freeze-thaw swings this region gets.
You get an itemized estimate before anyone picks up a hammer — fixtures, labor, permits, and a line for anything we flag as a risk. Financing is available on approved credit, so a full remodel can be spread across manageable monthly payments.
Our installers work Wayne County every week — Detroit, Redford, the Downriver communities, and out through Canton. They know which suppliers stock what, and how long an inspection actually takes in each municipality.
A hex-tile floor and a pedestal sink belong in a Detroit bungalow. A wide double vanity belongs in a Canton primary bath. We design to the house you own rather than dropping the same showroom layout into every job.
Moving plumbing means pulling a permit. We file with the right authority for your address — BSEED inside Detroit, or your local building department in Livonia, Dearborn, Westland, Canton, or Taylor — and we meet the inspector on site.
It depends far more on what’s behind the wall than on square footage. A cosmetic refresh — new vanity, fixtures, tile — sits at the low end. Once you relocate a drain or replace galvanized supply lines in an older Detroit or Dearborn home, cost rises accordingly. We give you a written, itemized estimate after seeing the space, at no charge.
If you are moving plumbing or altering electrical, yes. Inside the city that goes through BSEED; the surrounding Wayne County municipalities each run their own building department. Straight swaps in the same location often do not require one. We handle the filing and scheduling either way, and we build the inspection window into the timeline so it does not surprise you.
Usually, and often we recommend replacing part of it. Detroit bungalows of that era commonly have cast iron waste lines and galvanized supply that has narrowed with corrosion. We inspect before quoting and tell you plainly what can stay and what is worth replacing while the wall is already open — that is the cheapest it will ever be to do.
Yes. Financing is available on approved credit, with several term lengths so you can match the payment to your budget rather than delaying the project. We can walk you through the options during your free consultation and give you the monthly figure alongside the written estimate.
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We serve homeowners across Wayne County, MI, including Detroit, Livonia, Dearborn, Westland, Canton, and Taylor.
