Get a Plainfield bathroom that stays dry behind the tile and works the way your household uses it. One crew handles the demo, plumbing, electrical, tile and paint.
A bathroom remodel is mostly about the layers you never see again once the tile is up. We take the room down to what needs replacing, set the plumbing and wiring where the new layout needs them, and install a continuous waterproofing membrane on the shower walls and floor. The shower pan gets sloped to the drain and water tested before any tile goes on, because tile and grout shed water but they do not stop it. Then we set the tile, the vanity, the toilet and the fixtures, and we finish the drywall, trim and paint ourselves.
Plainfield is on our regular route in Will County, and we come in on Route 59, Route 126, Caton Farm Road and 127th Street. If your Plainfield bathroom sits on the second floor over a kitchen or family room, a slow shower leak tends to announce itself as a stain on the ceiling below, long after the damage started. That is why we flood test the shower pan before tile, and why we look at the ceiling under the bath during the estimate. Where a hall bath has a tub nobody uses, a walk-in shower can often go in the same footprint, and we check where the drain has to land before we price it.
The old tub comes out and a walk-in shower goes in, with a new valve, a new drain and a curb or low threshold.
A continuous membrane covers the shower walls and pan, and we water test it before tile goes on.
Tile goes over a flat, sound base, with the layout planned so the cuts land where you will not notice them.
The new vanity and top are set level, the faucet and drain are connected, and the toilet sits on a fresh seal.
The fan duct runs to a roof or wall cap and is never dumped into the attic.
We hang moisture-resistant board where the room needs it, install new trim and paint the walls and ceiling.
We look at the room with you, check the ceiling below and the fan duct, and write a free estimate that spells out the layout, the materials and every trade involved. If demo turns up rotted subfloor or a bad drain line, we stop, show you, and price the repair in writing before we go further. Work starts once your tile, vanity and fixtures are on hand, so the crew is not waiting on a delivery halfway through. At the end we run every fixture with you, test the GFCI outlets and walk the room before we call it done.
Call or text (815) 585-1750 and we will set a time to look at the room. You get the full scope and every trade on paper before any demo.
Call or text (815) 585-1750
Email matt@onitcc.com