Tubs, showers and whole rooms
Half the houses in Shiloh went up in 1960 or before, and plenty still have the bathroom they were built with. We remodel those rooms, from a new shower to a full rebuild.
What We Do Here
In Shiloh we remodel bathrooms in owner-lived homes and rental properties alike, from a new shower or tub to a full rebuild of the room.
The house usually sets the job. With half of Shiloh built in 1960 or earlier, the bathroom we walk into is often the original one: a tub with a shower over it, tile set when the house was new, and supply and drain lines in the wall from the same year. More than half the occupied homes here are rented, so we remodel for landlords as readily as for owners living in the house.
From the Census Bureau's 2023 survey of Shiloh, Ohio.
The bathroom jobs we take on in Shiloh houses:
In Order
Every Shiloh remodel follows one fixed order: demolition, rough plumbing and electrical, inspection, waterproofing, tile, fixtures and finish.
What changes in an older house is what demolition turns up. In a house from around 1960, pulling the original tile can expose rotted framing, a soft subfloor or old water damage; we write that repair down with its cost, and nothing proceeds until you sign off on it.
No stage begins before the previous one is finished:
Out come the original tub, surround, tile and fixtures, opened to the studs wherever the new work calls for it.
The "rough-in": with the walls open, we run new supply and drain lines and any new wiring.
If the job needs a permit, an inspector checks the rough-in before any wall is closed up.
"Cement board" is hung, the "waterproofing membrane" covers it, and the shower pan gets its slope toward the drain.
Floor and wall tile go down and get grouted, or wall panels go up if that is what you picked.
We install and hook up the vanity, toilet, valve trim, glass and lighting.
Paint, caulk, a final walk-through with you, then the room is cleaned before we go.
The First Question
Cost can be the first question before a remodel, and the answer starts with scope and fixtures rather than floor area.
Leaving the drain, supply lines and wiring in their old spots keeps the price lower, and relocating them pushes it up. In an original Shiloh bathroom, a "surround replacement" around the existing tub runs cheaper than a tub to shower conversion that calls for a new rough-in.
Where We Work
We take jobs all over Shiloh, and the nearby towns below each have a page of their own.
That takes in Mumma Estates, Winding Ridge and the streets around Algoma Street, the houses either side of Main Street, where Ohio State Route 48 runs through the middle of town, and the streets on the Stillwater River side. Homes just past the town line get the same estimate visit.
For a job just outside Shiloh, start here:
With Every Remodel
Every Shiloh job comes with a free estimate, a written price for the whole job before work starts, and a clean site when we finish.
That quote spells out materials, labor, timeline and payment schedule, whether the house is your own or a rental you lease out.
Booking
You call, we visit your Shiloh house to measure up and go over materials, and a written quote reaches you before anything is scheduled.
We price from the room itself, because an accurate number needs the bathroom measured and the materials talked through in person.
Booking a remodel takes three steps:
Describe the bathroom and what bothers you about it. If we miss the call, we ring back that same working day, Monday to Saturday.
We measure the room, look at the drain and the valve wall, and go through tile, panels and fixtures with you.
Every item of the job listed with its price, before a start date is set.
Questions
A realistic budget follows the scope and the fixtures you pick more than the size of the room. In a Shiloh house from around 1960, it also leaves room for any framing or subfloor repair that demolition turns up.
Our bathroom remodel cost guide covers what moves the number in full.
The answer turns on scope: new walls around the existing tub cost less than a full tub-to-shower conversion with a new plumbing rough-in.
Tell us your budget on the call, and the written quote shows what fits it before any work starts. Our guide to bathroom remodel cost lays out what each kind of job involves.
Free Estimate
Call and tell us about the room. We come to your house, measure up and put a price on the whole job before work begins.
Monday to Saturday. After hours, the voicemail takes your message and we call back the next working morning.
We arrive when we said we would, and the room is cleaned up before we leave
