Washington, DC
Bathroom Remodeling in Washington, DC
A bathroom is the smallest room with the highest tolerance for craft. We waterproof to manufacturer spec, laser-level every tile plane and detail the lighting like a hotel suite.
Local know-how
What bathroom projects look like in Washington
Bathrooms in Cleveland Park, Tenleytown and AU Park often sit above original plumbing stacks with no easy access. We plan the rough-in around what the house allows, permit through DOB, and coordinate HPRB review where the property sits inside a historic district.
From Georgetown row houses to homes in Palisades and Foxhall Village, Northwest DC remodeling comes with its own demands: tight lots, DCRA permitting and, in historic districts, additional design review. From delivery timing to job site access, every detail is planned in advance, so the work moves smoothly even on the tightest lots.
Neighborhoods we build in
- Chevy Chase DC
- Cleveland Park
- Palisades
- Tenleytown
- American University Park
- Georgetown
What's included
Our bathroom remodeling approach
Certified waterproofing
Full Schluter or equivalent systems for 100% waterproof protection.
Living in place
Low-threshold showers, with blocking for grab bars and comfort-height fixtures.
Layered lighting design
Backlit mirrors, niche LEDs and dimmable recessed lighting specified room by room.
Large-format tile expertise
Slab-look porcelain, precisely leveled with minimal grout lines.
Recent work
Bathroom projects near Washington
Silver Spring, MD
A long double vanity in quartz with oil-rubbed bronze fittings and a private water closet.
Columbia, MD
A primary bath rebuilt around a glass shower, freestanding tub and double vanity.
Rockville, MD
Large-format tile, niche lighting and frameless glass in a spa-quiet primary suite.
Questions
Bathroom Remodeling in Washington: common questions
Do you handle permits for a bathroom remodel in Washington, DC?
Yes. We prepare the drawings and manage DOB permitting, plus HPRB review when the property sits inside a historic district.
How long does a bathroom remodel take?
Active construction typically runs three to six weeks, depending on scope. A full gut renovation with plumbing or layout changes takes longer. We provide a detailed schedule before construction begins so you know each phase in advance.
Do I need permits for a bathroom remodel?
Most full bathroom remodels require building and electrical permits through Maryland and Washington DC, and any plumbing changes go through WSSC. We manage the entire permitting process, applications, scheduling, and inspections as part of our service.
Do you handle DC permits and historic review?
Yes. We manage DOB permitting and HPRB review for properties in historic districts.
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Tell us about your home.
Every project starts with a short conversation about your space, your timing and your investment range.