Bathroom Remodeling in Round Rock, TX

The older stock west of I-35 has hall baths with a one-piece fiberglass surround that was set during framing, which means it will not come out through the door in one piece. Primary baths were an afterthought: one sink, a shower stall behind a gold-framed door, and a closet you turn sideways in. Supply lines are copper or early PEX, drains are cast iron or ABS, and the exhaust fan vents into the attic as often as it vents outside.

The 2000s houses in Teravista, Forest Creek, and along the east side have room but no plan. A platform garden tub takes the corner, the shower is tight, and two sinks share one long cultured marble top. On the east-side clay the tile around those tub decks cracks along the grout lines because the slab has moved. The upside is a 200-amp panel in most of them, which makes heated floors and a real vanity circuit easy to add.

The most common bathroom remodel in Round Rock is the garden tub to walk-in shower conversion. The deck comes out, the shower expands into its footprint, and we build it curbless with a linear drain where the slab allows. A freestanding tub goes back only when the room has the space to justify one, and in most Round Rock primaries it does not. The vanity is replaced with real drawer storage and lighting you can get ready by.

Hall baths in the older houses get gutted to the studs. The fiberglass insert comes out in pieces, the wall behind it gets a proper waterproofing system for the first time, and a tiled tub or shower goes back with a niche. We rework the fan to vent outdoors. Older copper gets looked at while the walls are open, and if it should be replaced we say so before the tile is set, not after.

Bathroom remodels that move drains, supply lines, or electrical are permitted through the City of Round Rock, and we pull them. Some Teravista addresses sit in Georgetown's jurisdiction and some east-side pockets in Williamson County, so we verify the authority before filing. HOAs in the master-planned neighborhoods rarely review interior work, but they do set work hours and where a dumpster can sit. We follow those rules so the letter never shows up in your mailbox.

Round Rock is close enough to the Austin tile showrooms and stone fabricators that templating and delivery fit the schedule without padding. A full primary bath runs 4 to 6 weeks, a hall bath 3 to 4, and the glass enclosure adds about two weeks after tile. Price is fixed in writing before demo, and the owner is on site.