Eau Claire, WI · Trusted Home Improvement Since 1993
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Midwest Home Improvements
A bathroom remodel means something different to every homeowner, but the one thing everyone agrees on is this: a bad one is expensive to fix. Whether you're pulling out a worn bathtub, reconfiguring a tiny layout, or replacing dated countertops, the work underneath matters as much as what you see on the surface. We've been doing this since 1993, and we build bathrooms that hold up because we don't cut corners on waterproofing, substrate prep, or fixture installation. If you've been putting off a tub replacement or a full remodel, call (715) 894-1120 and we'll come take a look.
A straightforward bathtub replacement in an existing footprint costs far less than a gut renovation, but costs shift quickly when you uncover water damage, need to move plumbing, or choose tile work over a prefab surround. Full bathroom remodels can range from around $5,000 to $25,000 or more depending on the size of the room, the condition of what's behind the walls, and the materials you choose. Tile, vanity selection, fixture grade, and how much structural work is involved all move that number. We'll walk you through what your specific space needs before any work begins. Every job is different, so contact Midwest Home Improvements for an accurate estimate.
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A lot of homeowners don't realize how much goes on behind the walls. Before the first new tile goes up, we're checking the subfloor for rot, inspecting the existing plumbing for code compliance, and making sure the backer board is the right material for a wet area. Shortcuts here are how you end up with mold problems two years later. We work through the full scope: demo, rough carpentry if needed, plumbing rough-in, waterproofing, tile or surround installation, vanity and countertop setting, fixture installation, and final trim. If you're also thinking about a kitchen remodel or other rooms in the house, we can often combine project phases to save you scheduling and mobilization time. See some of the finished work in our recent projects gallery.
We remove old tubs, install new freestanding or alcove units, and set up the surrounding walls correctly so water never gets behind them. A bathtub replacement sounds simple, but the surround, the drain, and the valve all have to be done in the right order.
We don't use drywall behind shower tile. Full stop. The right substrate for a wet area is cement board or a waterproof membrane system, and we use both where they belong. The tile goes on top of a properly built foundation, not over whatever happened to be there before.
We install vanity cabinets, countertops, and sinks as a connected system. Stock vanities, semi-custom, or full custom builds are all options. The countertop material, edge profile, and sink style all affect the feel of the room more than most people expect.
Moving a toilet or shower requires a licensed plumber, and we coordinate that work. Not every contractor manages that piece directly, but we handle the full project so you're not juggling subcontractors yourself.
Proper exhaust fan sizing prevents moisture buildup that causes paint failure and mold. We spec ventilation to match the room volume, not just swap in whatever was there before. Fixture selection, from towel bars to faucets, gets finalized before we order anything.
Remodeling a tiny bathroom is mostly a space planning problem, not a materials problem. A 40-square-foot bathroom can feel completely different with the right layout, a floating vanity, and a walk-in shower instead of a tub. We've done this enough to know what works and what looks good in a catalog but eats the whole room.
Honestly, swapping a faucet or installing a new toilet seat is DIY territory. We're not going to tell you otherwise. But once waterproofing, structural work, or plumbing rough-in is involved, the risk of getting it wrong is real and the repairs cost more than the original job would have. A shower surround that leaks behind the wall can rot the subfloor, damage the ceiling below, and create a mold problem in a wall cavity before you see any visible sign. We've walked into enough of those situations to know they're almost never cheap to fix. If you're replacing a tub and the surrounding walls have any soft spots, flex, or discoloration, call us before you pull anything apart. We can tell you in one visit what you're dealing with.
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