Hanover Park, Cook and DuPage counties

Bathroom Remodeling in Hanover Park

A Hanover Park hall bath that holds up to daily use, with a tub and tile surround built on real waterproofing and finishes picked to wipe clean.

Hanover Park hall bathrooms that hold up

The hall bath takes a lot of daily use, so we build it for that. If you want to keep a tub for bathing kids, we set a new one and tile the surround over a continuous membrane instead of relying on the tile to keep water out. Floor tile, a vanity with real storage, a sturdy toilet, a fan vented outside and GFCI-protected outlets round it out. Our crew handles the plumbing, wiring and finish work on one estimate.

Hanover Park is on our regular route, off Irving Park Road, Barrington Road and Lake Street, and out to the Metra station. The village spans Cook and DuPage counties. Where a hall bath sits between bedrooms, the tub's plumbing wall may back onto a closet or bedroom, so a leak there shows up as a stain on the other side. We open that wall during demo, replace the valve and drain parts that need it, and close it with an access panel where you might need one later.

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What a Hanover Park hall bath remodel covers

New tub and tile surround

A new tub set level and supported, with the surround tiled over a continuous membrane.

Shower valve replacement

A new pressure-balancing valve, so a flushing toilet does not turn the shower scalding.

Wipe-clean finishes

Floor tile, grout and a vanity top picked to clean up after daily use.

Vanity storage

A vanity with drawers and a top sized for two people getting ready at once.

Access to the plumbing wall

Where the tub wall backs onto a closet, we leave an access panel so a future repair does not mean tearing out tile.

Ventilation and outlets

A fan ducted outside to clear steam, and GFCI-protected outlets at the vanity.

How a Hanover Park bathroom remodel is run

We visit, look at the tub, the wall behind it and the floor, and ask who uses the room and when. The estimate lays out the work, the fixtures and the finishes in writing, along with the days we expect it to take. Anything hidden that changes the job, like a rotted subfloor at the tub, is priced in writing and approved by you before we do it. We start once materials are in, keep to the days we gave you and walk the finished room with you.

  • Tub surround tiled over a real membrane.
  • Pressure-balancing shower valve.
  • Finishes chosen for daily cleaning.
  • Access panel where the plumbing wall allows.
  • Hidden damage priced before repair.
  • Room cleaned and walked through with you.
FAQ

Bathroom Remodeling in Hanover Park: questions

Should I keep a tub in my Hanover Park hall bath?
If anyone in the house bathes kids, it is usually worth keeping. We set a new tub and tile the surround over a membrane, so the wall stays dry either way.
Why replace the shower valve?
A new pressure-balancing valve keeps the water temperature steady when someone flushes or runs a sink. With the wall open, it is the right time to change it.
Does Hanover Park require a permit for this?
If the work changes plumbing or electrical, generally yes. We pull the permit where Hanover Park requires it and schedule the inspections.
How long does a hall bath take?
Usually two to three weeks once materials are in. Call or text (815) 585-1750 and we will give you the expected days for your room.
Do you remodel bathrooms near Hanover Park?
Yes. We also work in Schaumburg, Bloomingdale, Roselle and Carol Stream.

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Redo the Hanover Park hall bath

Text a photo of the hall bath to (815) 585-1750, or call, and we will book a time to look at the tub and the wall behind it.

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