How do I know if I need a full remodel or just an update?

Cosmetic updates such as paint, new fixtures, or a new vanity can work when the existing layout, tile, and waterproofing are in good shape. A full remodel makes sense when tile or waterproofing has failed, the layout is inefficient, or you want to change major elements like the shower, plumbing locations, or footprint. We can walk the space and recommend the right level of work.

How long does a bathroom remodel take?

Most full bathroom remodels take two to four weeks from demolition to final walkthrough. Smaller refresh projects can be completed in one to two weeks. Larger primary bathroom remodels with custom showers, structural changes, or significant tile work can take four to six weeks. Timelines are confirmed during the design phase.

Does homeowners insurance cover bathroom remodeling?

Standard bathroom remodeling is not covered by homeowners insurance. Remodeling work tied to a covered loss, such as a slab leak, water damage, mold remediation, or fire damage, is typically included as part of the restoration claim. We can document the work to support your claim and coordinate with your insurance carrier.

How much does a bathroom remodel cost?

Cost varies widely with the scope of work, materials, and any structural changes. A typical mid-range bathroom remodel on the Space Coast ranges from the low to mid five figures, with primary bathroom remodels and custom showers running higher. Your detailed estimate will reflect the design and materials you choose.

Can I stay in my home during a bathroom remodel?

Yes, in nearly all cases. If you have another bathroom available, we can work with normal access. If the bathroom being remodeled is the only one in the home, we plan the schedule around that and stage the work to minimize the time it is fully out of service.

Is a tub-to-shower conversion a good idea?

It depends on the household and the home's resale value. For households where the existing tub is rarely used, converting to a walk-in shower is one of the most popular and high-value bathroom upgrades. Homes for sale typically benefit from having at least one tub somewhere in the house, so we usually recommend converting secondary bathrooms before the primary or only tub.

Do you handle permits and inspections?

Yes. We handle the permitting process and coordinate required inspections with the local building department, including plumbing, electrical, and structural inspections when applicable. Permitted work protects the homeowner and ensures the remodel will not create issues during future inspections or home sales.

Do you offer in-home design consultations?

Yes. Our designers visit your home to walk the space, take measurements, and develop a layout that fits your daily routine. The consultation covers tile, vanity, fixtures, lighting, and any layout changes, and you receive a design and detailed estimate before signing a contract. There is no cost for the initial consultation.

Can you make a bathroom more accessible for aging in place?

Yes. We regularly install grab bars, curbless showers, wider doorways, comfort-height vanities, walk-in tubs, and other aging-in-place features. These upgrades can be incorporated into a full remodel or completed as a stand-alone accessibility project depending on your needs.

Bathroom Remodeling Services

Outdated vanities, cracked tile, leaking fixtures, and poor lighting all wear on a bathroom over time. A thoughtful remodel does more than refresh the look. It improves how the space functions every day, addresses water damage risks, and adds meaningful value to the home for resale.

RW Services provides full-service bathroom remodeling for homes throughout Florida's Space Coast and Central Florida. We manage every step of the project, from design and material selection through demolition, waterproofing, tile, plumbing, and finish, so you have a single team responsible for the result.

Free Consultation

The process begins when you call us. We schedule an in-home consultation to walk the space, understand how you use the bathroom, and discuss goals, must-haves, and budget. You leave the consultation with a clear sense of next steps.

Design and Layout

Our designers develop the layout and elevations for your new bathroom, including vanity placement, shower or tub configuration, lighting, ventilation, and any structural changes. You see the design before any materials are ordered.

Material Selection

You select tile, vanity, countertop, fixtures, lighting, hardware, and any specialty features such as walk-in showers or freestanding tubs. We help you balance style, function, and budget, and we coordinate ordering and lead times.

Estimate, Contract, and Schedule

You receive a detailed estimate covering labor, materials, and a project timeline. Once approved, we lock in a start date and order materials so everything is on-site when needed.

Demolition and Prep

Existing tile, vanity, fixtures, and any walls or flooring in scope are carefully removed. The work area is contained to protect surrounding rooms from dust and debris, and all material is hauled away.

Rough-In and Waterproofing

Plumbing, electrical, ventilation, and any framing changes are completed. Waterproofing is applied in showers, tub areas, and any wet zones per industry standards, and inspections are scheduled as required by local code.

Tile, Vanity, and Fixtures

Tile is installed on floors, walls, and shower surrounds. Vanity, countertop, plumbing fixtures, lighting, mirrors, and hardware are installed in the correct sequence, and finish work is detailed throughout.

Final Walkthrough and Punch List

We walk the finished bathroom with you, complete any final punch list items, and review care and maintenance for your new tile, vanity, and fixtures. Documentation and warranty information are handed off.

A bathroom remodel is one of the highest-impact upgrades you can make to a home, and it carries some of the highest stakes if it is done poorly. Waterproofing, ventilation, and proper installation directly affect how long the new bathroom will last and whether it stays free of mold and water damage.

Our team handles design, materials, demolition, plumbing, tile, and installation in-house. We protect the rest of the home during construction, communicate on schedule changes, and stay on the project until every detail is complete.

Full remodels typically include:

New tile, vanity, and countertops
Custom showers or freestanding tubs
Plumbing, electrical, and ventilation upgrades
Layout changes and footprint expansion
Lighting, mirrors, and fixtures
Accessibility features when needed

One of the most popular bathroom projects we complete is converting an underused tub into a walk-in shower. It opens up the space visually, frees up usable square footage, and creates a more accessible and enjoyable daily shower experience.

We also handle vanity-only refreshes, tile-only updates, and accessibility-focused upgrades for aging in place. If the bathroom only needs one or two changes, we plan the work to fit that scope rather than push for a full remodel.

Common targeted updates:

Tub-to-shower and shower-to-tub conversions
Vanity and countertop replacement only
Tile and flooring updates
Lighting and ventilation upgrades
Grab bars, curbless showers, and aging-in-place features
Fixture upgrades and refresh projects

How do I know if I need a full remodel or just an update?
Cosmetic updates such as paint, new fixtures, or a new vanity can work when the existing layout, tile, and waterproofing are in good shape. A full remodel makes sense when tile or waterproofing has failed, the layout is inefficient, or you want to change major elements like the shower, plumbing locations, or footprint. We can walk the space and recommend the right level of work.
How long does a bathroom remodel take?
Most full bathroom remodels take two to four weeks from demolition to final walkthrough. Smaller refresh projects can be completed in one to two weeks. Larger primary bathroom remodels with custom showers, structural changes, or significant tile work can take four to six weeks. Timelines are confirmed during the design phase.
Does homeowners insurance cover bathroom remodeling?
Standard bathroom remodeling is not covered by homeowners insurance. Remodeling work tied to a covered loss, such as a slab leak, water damage, mold remediation, or fire damage, is typically included as part of the restoration claim. We can document the work to support your claim and coordinate with your insurance carrier.
How much does a bathroom remodel cost?
Cost varies widely with the scope of work, materials, and any structural changes. A typical mid-range bathroom remodel on the Space Coast ranges from the low to mid five figures, with primary bathroom remodels and custom showers running higher. Your detailed estimate will reflect the design and materials you choose.
Can I stay in my home during a bathroom remodel?
Yes, in nearly all cases. If you have another bathroom available, we can work with normal access. If the bathroom being remodeled is the only one in the home, we plan the schedule around that and stage the work to minimize the time it is fully out of service.
Is a tub-to-shower conversion a good idea?
It depends on the household and the home's resale value. For households where the existing tub is rarely used, converting to a walk-in shower is one of the most popular and high-value bathroom upgrades. Homes for sale typically benefit from having at least one tub somewhere in the house, so we usually recommend converting secondary bathrooms before the primary or only tub.
Do you handle permits and inspections?
Yes. We handle the permitting process and coordinate required inspections with the local building department, including plumbing, electrical, and structural inspections when applicable. Permitted work protects the homeowner and ensures the remodel will not create issues during future inspections or home sales.
Do you offer in-home design consultations?
Yes. Our designers visit your home to walk the space, take measurements, and develop a layout that fits your daily routine. The consultation covers tile, vanity, fixtures, lighting, and any layout changes, and you receive a design and detailed estimate before signing a contract. There is no cost for the initial consultation.
Can you make a bathroom more accessible for aging in place?
Yes. We regularly install grab bars, curbless showers, wider doorways, comfort-height vanities, walk-in tubs, and other aging-in-place features. These upgrades can be incorporated into a full remodel or completed as a stand-alone accessibility project depending on your needs.

We're here when you need us.

(321) 420-4357