Bathroom Remodeling in Johns Creek, GA
Know What Needs a Permit Before the Work Starts.
Custom Tile of Atlanta remodels bathrooms in Johns Creek, from a shower re-tile to a complete remodel. Johns Creek publishes clear rules on which bathroom work needs a permit, and we'll tell you where your project falls before it's priced.
The Bathroom Remodels We Take On
Bathroom Projects
Tub-to-Shower Conversion
Walk-In and Tile Showers
Half Baths and Powder Rooms
Full Bathroom Remodel
Shower Pan Repair
Pricing
What Goes Into the Cost
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The kind of remodel
A shower re-tile, a tub-to-shower conversion and a full primary bath are very different projects.
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Whether the layout changes
Keeping the shower, toilet and vanity where they are costs less than moving a drain or a wall.
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The tile and fixtures you choose
Material, tile size and pattern all change both the price and the time it takes to set.
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What’s behind the walls
Once the old shower is out, we show you anything that needs repair before it gets covered back up.
From First Visit to Finished Bathroom
How It Works
How long it takes depends on the scope, and you get the schedule along with the price. Tile and waterproofing need cure time between steps, so there's a minimum no crew size can shorten.
Consultation and Measurements
We look at the room, talk through what isn't working, and measure.
Design and Material Selection
Layout, tile, fixtures and vanity, with your price and schedule set before anything is ordered.
Demolition and Installation
Tear-out, any plumbing changes, the pan and waterproofing, then tile and fixtures.
Final Walkthrough
We go through the finished room with you before we call it done.
Bathroom Work From Our Own Jobs
Our Work
Freestanding Tub and Walk-In Shower
A freestanding tub and a glass-enclosed walk-in shower in one bathroom, with a new vanity area and tile floor. In Johns Creek, a remodel at this scope needs a city permit even when the layout stays the same.
Before You Start a Bathroom Remodel
Common Questions
Do I need a permit to remodel a bathroom in Johns Creek?
Usually, yes. Johns Creek lists a bath renovation as needing a permit even when the layout stays the same, and so do piping changes, drywall, lighting, framing and replacing hard-wired fixtures. Work limited to painting, tiling, flooring and trim does not. We confirm your scope with the city's Building Division and handle the permit.
Will my HOA need to approve the work?
Usually not for interior work, but most HOAs set rules on work hours, parking and dumpsters. Send us yours and we'll schedule around them.
Do you work across Johns Creek?
Yes. We take projects throughout Johns Creek.
