Showers built right from the waterproofing out, tubs, tile and vanities — Sugar Land, Fort Bend County.
A lot of Sugar Land's two-storey brick homes have an interior bathroom with no window to the outside — it's boxed in the middle of the floor plan, venting through a duct instead of a wall. That's fine as long as the exhaust fan actually moves enough air and the shower underneath it is properly waterproofed. When either one is missing, the bathroom holds humidity long after the water's off, and that's where trouble starts.
We build the shower from the waterproofing out — membrane first, then tile — rather than tiling over whatever's underneath and hoping. It's the stage nobody takes photos of, and it's the one that decides whether the bathroom is still fine in five years or soft behind the tile.
If your bathroom has no window, tell us before we start and we'll size the exhaust fan to the room rather than reusing whatever's already there. An undersized fan is one of the most common reasons an interior bathroom stays damp no matter how good the tile job is.
One crew from demolition to the last coat of paint.
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Tell us what you want to change and send photos on WhatsApp if it is easier — a picture of the kitchen says more than a description of it. Harry answers, and if he is on a job, Mayra does — in English or Spanish.
Call (832) 318-5898