Bathroom remodels in La Mesa
A lot of La Mesa homes still have their original 1950s–60s bathrooms: small tile, cramped tub-showers and old galvanized supply lines. Greg rebuilds them down to the studs, replaces the plumbing that's there while the walls are open, and handles the City of La Mesa permit.
Showers, tubs, vanities, tile and glass. Greg handles the demo, framing, plumbing rough-in coordination, waterproofing and every piece of tile himself.
Recent bathroom remodels & shower re-tiles work
Accessible bathroom with roll-in shower
San DiegoA tiny back bathroom and an awkward corner of the bedroom became one large accessible bath with a roll-in shower, jetted tub and a wheelchair-ready vanity.
Insurance rebuild: double shower & arched vanity
Rancho PeñasquitosAfter water damage and mitigation, a full bathroom rebuild: walk-in double shower with a patterned feature wall and an arched vanity niche.
Full gut remodel, owners out of the country
Palm DesertA complete gut-and-remodel finished while the owners and designer were in Canada for the summer — done three days before they got back.
Questions
- Should I replace old galvanized pipes during a bathroom remodel?
- If the walls are open anyway, it's usually the cheapest time to do it. Greg checks what you have on the estimate visit.
- How long does a bathroom remodel take?
- A shower re-tile is usually a few days to a week. A full bathroom is typically 3–6 weeks depending on materials and permits.