Kitchen & Bath / Bathroom Remodel

The small room where the part you can't see matters most.

Tile, vanity, shower or tub, and fixtures — with the waterproofing behind the tile treated as the actual job, not an afterthought.

The Work

What actually makes a bathroom remodel hold up

Bathroom remodels get judged on tile and fixtures because that's what you see. But the thing that determines whether the room holds up in five years is what's behind the tile — a proper waterproofing membrane or shower pan system, done right the first time.

What most people aren't told: a bathroom can look completely finished and beautiful with bad waterproofing underneath — you won't see the problem for a year or two, until water damage shows up in a wall or the floor below. It's the single step that's easiest to rush and hardest to inspect after the fact, which is exactly why it's worth asking any contractor directly what waterproofing system they use before tile goes down.

Residential bathroom remodeling covers everything from a single bathroom vanity swap to a full gut-and-rebuild — same crew, same waterproofing standard, regardless of scope.

Real Work

Bathroom remodels from our own jobs.

Full bathroom remodels — Acue Marmonite crew

Recent Work

Real bathroom remodels from our own jobs.

Bathroom remodel with glass shower enclosure and sage cabinetry, completed by Acue MarmoniteGlass Shower & Sage Vanity
Bathroom remodel with dark natural stone shower wall, completed by Acue MarmoniteDark Stone Shower

Every bathroom is different — finishes and layout are worked out together during your in-home estimate.

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Ask us about waterproofing before you ask about tile.