What sets the timeline
Scope. A new vanity, toilet, tub surround and floor in the same layout moves fast. Moving the shower or drain means opening the floor, rough-in inspections and more drying time.
Waterproofing and tile. A shower pan or membrane, its cure and any flood test come before tile, then grout and sealing. Rushing these is how leaks start.
Glass. A frameless shower door is measured after the tile is done, then made to order, so it is often the last item in.
Permits
Bathrooms almost always need plumbing and electrical permits, plus a building permit if the layout moves. We pull them and schedule the inspections.
If it is your only bathroom
Tell us at the start. We can sequence the work to keep a toilet working most nights, or plan the fastest scope around your dates.
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