Weston, CT
Kitchen & bathroom remodeling in Weston, CT
These are the two rooms people regret rushing, and the two that get used every single day. A corner cut in either one shows up fast.
What this covers
- Cabinet installation, refacing, and hardware
- Countertops — quartz, granite, butcher block
- Tile: floors, backsplashes, and shower surrounds
- Plumbing rough-in and fixture setting
- Vanities, tubs, and shower pans
- Lighting, outlets, and switch relocation
- Waterproofing before any tile goes down
- Full gut to the studs when the room needs it
What actually drives the cost
It isn't the tile you pick. It's whether the plumbing and electrical have to move. Keep the sink, toilet, and stove roughly where they are and the number stays sensible. Move a toilet three feet and you're opening the floor, rerouting a drain, and re-pitching it — that's a different job.
We'll tell you which of your ideas are cheap and which are expensive before you fall in love with a layout. That conversation is free and it saves people a lot of money.
The part nobody ever sees
Waterproofing, backer board, pitch, and blocking. None of it is visible once the tile is on, which is exactly why it's the first thing a cheap job skips.
A shower that leaks in year three was built wrong in week one. We build the parts you can't see as well as the parts you can.
Questions we get asked
- How long does a bathroom or kitchen remodel take?
- A straightforward bathroom is usually a few weeks; a kitchen runs longer, and a full gut longer still. Cabinet and tile lead times often set the schedule more than the labor does. We give you a real timeline before we start, and we tell you the day it changes rather than the week after.
- Can we stay in the house while you work?
- For a bathroom, if you have a second one, almost always. For a kitchen, most people set up a temporary sink and microwave somewhere else and manage fine. We'll be honest with you about the stretch that's genuinely disruptive so you can plan around it.
- What happens if you open a wall and find a problem?
- You hear about it that day, with what it changes and what it costs. Old houses hide rot, bad wiring, and previous owners' shortcuts. Nobody enjoys that phone call, but getting it two weeks late is far worse.
Where we work
Weston, Westport, Wilton, Redding, Easton, Fairfield, Norwalk, New Canaan, Ridgefield, and the towns in between. If you're a little outside that, call and ask — the answer is often yes.
Family-run, licensed and insured, with the owner running every job. Estimates are free and there's no pressure attached to them.
Tell us about the job
A sentence or two is plenty to start.