Bathroom Remodeling in
Huntington Beach, CA
Complete bathroom remodeling with coordinated showers, waterproofing, tile, plumbing, electrical, vanities, fixtures and finish construction.
BR Inc. • Serving Huntington Beach Since 1999 • CA License #861553
DISCUSS YOUR BATHROOM • 714-743-9988 BATHROOM SERVICESRemodel Your Bathroom From the Inside Out
A bathroom is one of the most construction-intensive rooms in a home. Plumbing, electrical systems, ventilation, waterproofing, tile and finished surfaces all come together within a relatively small space.
A successful bathroom remodel is therefore more than replacing a vanity or installing new tile. The systems behind the finished surfaces need to be coordinated with the new layout and materials.
BR Inc. provides bathroom remodeling in Huntington Beach with one general contractor coordinating the different construction trades involved in the renovation.
Built Behind the Tile
Some of the most important parts of a bathroom remodel are eventually hidden behind the finished surfaces.
Plumbing, electrical work, framing, shower preparation and waterproofing need to be completed in the proper sequence before tile and other finishes are installed.
Bathroom Remodeling Services
The scope of your bathroom renovation depends on the existing room, desired layout and selected finishes.
Bathroom Demolition
Remove existing fixtures, tile, shower components, vanities, flooring and other materials as required for the remodeling scope.
Shower Remodeling
Remodel existing shower areas with coordinated framing, plumbing, waterproofing, tile and finish installation.
Waterproofing
Prepare wet areas with the appropriate waterproofing system before finished tile and shower components are installed.
Bathroom Tile
Coordinate shower wall, floor and other tile installation with the underlying construction and selected layout.
Bathroom Plumbing
Plumbing modifications may include shower valves, sinks, faucets, toilets and other fixtures included in the renovation.
Bathroom Electrical
Coordinate outlets, switches, lighting and other electrical work required for the bathroom project.
Vanities & Cabinets
Install bathroom vanities and cabinetry while coordinating plumbing, countertops, mirrors, lighting and surrounding finishes.
Bathroom Ventilation
Bathroom ventilation can be evaluated and coordinated with the ceiling and electrical portions of the remodel.
Drywall & Finish Work
Complete appropriate wall and ceiling construction, painting, trim, hardware and final finish details.
Coordinate the Entire Bathroom as One Project
Each component of a bathroom affects another part of the project. The vanity affects plumbing and electrical locations. The shower involves plumbing, framing, waterproofing and tile. Lighting and ventilation affect the ceiling and electrical work.
These components need to be considered together rather than treated as unrelated individual jobs.
- Showers & tubs
- Waterproofing systems
- Tile installation
- Plumbing fixtures
- Vanities & countertops
- Lighting & electrical
- Ventilation
- Drywall & painting
Shower Waterproofing & Tile Preparation
The finished tile is only one layer of a properly constructed shower or wet area.
Framing & Substrate
The underlying construction needs to provide an appropriate surface and configuration for the planned shower system and finishes.
Plumbing Rough-In
Shower valves, drains and other plumbing components need to be coordinated before walls and finished surfaces are closed.
Waterproofing
The selected waterproofing system is installed before finished tile so water is managed behind the visible surface.
Tile & Finish
Tile, grout, fixtures, glass and other finishes complete the visible portion of the shower after the underlying construction is ready.
Changing the Existing Bathroom Layout
Some bathroom renovations keep fixtures in their existing locations while updating the finishes. Other projects involve a more substantial change to the room.
Moving a shower, toilet, sink or vanity can affect plumbing and may also affect framing, electrical work, flooring and other construction.
The proposed layout should therefore be considered together with the existing construction before the remodeling scope is finalized.
- Shower location and size
- Bathtub configuration
- Vanity placement
- Sink and faucet locations
- Toilet location
- Lighting and mirrors
- Electrical outlets
- Ventilation
- Door clearance
- Flooring transitions
What Can Be Found During Bathroom Demolition?
Existing bathrooms can contain conditions that are not visible until tile, drywall, shower components, vanities or flooring are removed.
Once demolition exposes the underlying construction, the contractor can more clearly evaluate the condition of framing, plumbing, walls and other components within the remodeling area.
When unexpected conditions are discovered, they should be evaluated before affected areas are covered with new finished materials.
Fix Before You Finish
Installing expensive tile, cabinets and fixtures over an unresolved underlying construction problem can create larger problems later.
Remodeling provides an opportunity to address accessible conditions before the new finishes are installed.
From Existing Bathroom to Finished Renovation
Evaluate
Review the existing bathroom, desired improvements and visible construction conditions.
Plan
Identify the layout, fixtures, finishes and construction trades involved in the renovation.
Prepare
Complete demolition and coordinate rough plumbing, electrical and other concealed construction.
Build
Complete shower preparation, waterproofing, wall construction, tile and planned installations.
Finish
Install fixtures and complete remaining finish details toward project completion.
Why Use a General Contractor for Your Bathroom Remodel?
Bathroom remodeling commonly involves several trades working within the same relatively small space.
Plumbing and electrical work may need to be completed before walls are closed. Shower preparation and waterproofing need to occur before tile. Vanities need to coordinate with plumbing, electrical locations, countertops and mirrors.
BR Inc. coordinates these project components as part of one remodeling process rather than leaving the homeowner to independently organize each trade.
Construction Sequence Matters
The order in which bathroom construction is completed can be just as important as the materials selected.
One general contractor helps coordinate that sequence from demolition through finished installation.
Talk With Barry About Your Bathroom Remodel
BR Inc. has served Huntington Beach and surrounding Orange County communities since 1999.
Barry works directly with clients to understand the existing bathroom, proposed improvements and construction work involved in completing the renovation.
Whether you are updating an existing bathroom, replacing a shower or planning a more extensive renovation involving multiple trades, we can help organize the project step by step.
California General Building Contractor • License #861553
TALK TO BARRY • 714-743-9988Ready to Remodel Your Huntington Beach Bathroom?
Talk directly with BR Inc. about your shower, tile, waterproofing, vanity, plumbing, electrical and complete bathroom remodeling project.
CALL 714-743-9988Huntington Beach Bathroom Remodeling FAQs
Does BR Inc. provide complete bathroom remodeling in Huntington Beach?
Yes. BR Inc. provides bathroom remodeling involving multiple construction trades and can coordinate the project from demolition and rough construction through finish installation.
Can BR Inc. remodel an existing shower?
Yes. Shower remodeling can include demolition, plumbing, framing, waterproofing, tile and finish installation depending on the approved project scope.
Is waterproofing part of a shower remodel?
Waterproofing is an important component of wet-area construction and is completed before the finished tile covers the underlying surface.
Can bathroom plumbing fixtures be relocated?
Plumbing modifications may be possible depending on the existing construction, proposed bathroom layout and project requirements. The specific conditions need to be evaluated.
Can lighting and electrical outlets be updated?
Yes. Bathroom remodeling can include electrical modifications for lighting, switches, outlets and other planned electrical components.
Can you replace the bathroom vanity?
Yes. Vanity installation can be coordinated with plumbing, countertops, electrical locations, mirrors, lighting and surrounding finishes.
What happens if damage is discovered during demolition?
Existing bathrooms can contain concealed conditions that are not visible before demolition. Conditions discovered during construction should be evaluated before the affected area is covered with new finishes.
How do I start my Huntington Beach bathroom remodel?
Call BR Inc. at 714-743-9988 to discuss your existing bathroom and proposed renovation.