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Dallas Plumber · Make Ready Repairs LLC

Bathroom Remodeling in Dallas–Fort Worth

Refresh a dated bathroom or plan a larger change around how you use the room. We help coordinate the visible finishes with the plumbing and preparation underneath, with the included work agreed before the project begins.

For homeowners, landlords and property managers.

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What your project can include

Showers, tubs & tile

Define the shower or tub work, tile selection, preparation and waterproofing scope together. Existing damage and concealed conditions may need further assessment after access is opened.

Vanities & fixtures

Plan vanity, countertop, sink, faucet and toilet changes around room dimensions and existing connections. Confirm customer-supplied items before installation is scheduled.

Floors & finishing

Include flooring, wall repairs, paint, trim and accessories in the written scope. Discuss ventilation and lighting requirements when planning the room.

Start with the details that matter

Send your contact and property details with a description of the work. We will review the request and confirm what is needed for an estimate; submitting it does not reserve a start date.

  • Photos of the bathroom, fixtures and any visible damage
  • Whether you want a refresh or a layout change
  • Preferred tub, shower, tile and vanity selections
  • Access arrangements and whether another bathroom is available

Questions about bathroom remodeling

Is bathroom remodeling different from a plumbing repair?

Yes. A leaking faucet or toilet repair is a plumbing service. Remodeling combines changes to the room, such as a vanity, shower, tile and finishes. We can scope either, without assuming a repair requires a remodel.

Can you convert a tub to a shower?

We can assess the proposed conversion. Drain location, floor construction, waterproofing, clearances and applicable requirements affect feasibility and scope; a site review comes before a firm project commitment.

What if hidden water damage is found?

The affected work needs to be assessed and documented. Any additional repair and its effect on price and timing should be set out in a written change for your approval before proceeding.

How long will my bathroom be unavailable?

That depends on the scope, material lead times, inspections and curing or drying stages. We discuss access and a proposed sequence before scheduling, rather than promising a fixed duration without seeing the work.

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