A full remodel is the right call when more than one thing about the bathroom is not working. Maybe the layout wastes space, the tub surround is cracked, the vanity is too small for two people and the floor tile has seen better days. Instead of fixing those one at a time, a full remodel addresses all of them together, with one plan and one crew.
In Franklin we see two common starting points. In homes built during the 1990s and 2000s growth around Cool Springs, Fieldstone Farms and McKay's Mill, the bones are usually solid but the finishes are dated builder grade. In older homes closer to downtown, we often find small rooms, older plumbing and walls that are not quite square, which call for more careful planning.
What a full bathroom remodel includes
- Removal of existing fixtures, tile and drywall down to the framing where needed
- Plumbing updates, including relocating drains or supply lines when the new layout calls for it
- A new shower, tub or both, with proper waterproofing behind every wet wall
- Tile for floors, shower walls and accent areas
- A new vanity, countertop, sinks, faucets and mirror
- Lighting and a correctly sized exhaust fan to handle Middle Tennessee humidity
- Final trim, paint, hardware and accessories
Planning a layout that works
The best remodels start with how you use the room. A primary bath shared by two people on the same schedule might need a double vanity and a separate toilet area. A hall bath that serves kids and guests needs durable surfaces and storage. During your free estimate we measure, look at where the plumbing runs, and sketch out options so you can see the trade-offs before anything is torn out.
Materials that suit Franklin homes
Franklin homeowners often want finishes that feel at home in a classic Southern house without looking dated in ten years. Quartz countertops, porcelain tile in natural stone looks, matte black or brushed brass fixtures, and painted or stained wood vanities are all popular choices. We'll help you balance looks, durability and budget.
Full Bathroom Remodeling: common questions
How long does a full bathroom remodel take?
It depends on the size of the room, how much plumbing moves and how quickly materials arrive. We give you an expected schedule with your written scope, so you know what to plan for before work begins.
Do I need a permit for a bathroom remodel in Franklin?
Work that changes plumbing, electrical or structure usually requires a permit. We'll go over what your specific project needs during the estimate.
Can I stay in my home during the remodel?
Most Franklin homeowners do. We protect floors and contain dust, and if this is your only full bath, we'll talk through how to plan around it.