Snellville, GA — Serving All of Metro Atlanta (470) 258-0841

Bathroom Remodeling in Metro Atlanta, GA

Master bath renovations, hall bath refreshes, walk-in shower conversions, and ADA accessibility upgrades across Gwinnett County and surrounding Metro Atlanta communities.

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Bathroom Remodeling

Bathroom Remodeling That Solves Real Problems — Not Just Cosmetic Ones

The bathrooms in Metro Atlanta's housing stock tell a familiar story. Ranch homes built in the 1970s and 1980s in Lilburn and Stone Mountain have harvest-gold tile and one-piece tub-shower combos that have seen better decades. Colonial-style homes in Snellville and Lawrenceville from the late 1980s and 1990s often have garden tub-and-separate-shower master baths that were luxurious then but feel dated and inefficient now. Builder-grade homes in Grayson and Loganville from the 2000s came with hollow-door cabinets, prefab shower surrounds, and fixtures that are showing their age before they should.

Whatever your bathroom's story, Woodward Renovations approaches every project the same way: find out what isn't working, figure out what's structurally feasible, and build something that functions beautifully for the way you actually use the space. That means waterproofing done correctly — not just adequately — tile set level and plumb, glass that's frameless or minimal-frame for easy cleaning, and plumbing that won't give you problems three years from now.

Bathrooms are technically demanding spaces. Water is involved in every system. Tile work that looks identical from across the room reveals its quality (or lack thereof) in the grout lines and corners. Shower pan waterproofing that was done in a hurry becomes a mold and rot problem behind your walls within a few years. This is exactly where unlicensed or under-experienced contractors cut corners — because the problems don't show up until after they've been paid.

Our bathroom crews do this work daily. Our tile setters take the time to plan layout before the first tile goes down, so you don't end up with a 2-inch slivers at the most visible corner. Our waterproofing follows the Schluter or Wedi system guidelines, not a slapped-on coat of RedGuard. Our plumbers run clean, well-supported supply and drain lines — not improvised runs that make the next plumber's face fall when they open the wall.

We handle projects from small hall bath refreshes (new vanity, toilet, tile floor, light fixture) to complete master bath gut renovations with layout reconfiguration, heated floors, custom tile showers with body sprays, and freestanding soaking tubs. Every project includes all required Gwinnett or DeKalb County permits, coordination with inspectors, and a final walkthrough before we consider the job done.

Bathroom Remodeling Scope Options

Every bathroom renovation is different, but here's how we typically categorize scope:

  • Cosmetic Refresh — New vanity and mirror, updated light fixture, toilet replacement, new flooring (LVP or tile), fresh paint. No plumbing relocation.
  • Mid-Range Renovation — New tile throughout (floor and tub/shower surround), new vanity and countertop, new plumbing fixtures, recessed lighting, updated ventilation fan.
  • Full Master Bath Renovation — Complete gut, new layout if desired, custom tile shower with glass enclosure, freestanding or drop-in tub, double vanity, heated floors, specialty lighting.
  • Tub-to-Shower Conversion — Remove existing tub and surround, waterproof and tile a walk-in shower, install frameless glass. One of our most-requested projects.
  • ADA Accessibility Renovation — Barrier-free shower entry, grab bars, comfort-height toilet, wider doorway, blocking in walls for future grab bar installation.

What Shapes Your Metro Atlanta Bathroom Project

Every Metro Atlanta bathroom project is priced to the specific home, so there's not a flat rate. A 1970s hall bath refresh and a master suite gut renovation live at completely different ends of the scope spectrum.

  • Scope & size — a single hall bath versus a full master suite, and how many fixtures, surfaces, and square feet of tile are involved
  • Materials & finish level — porcelain vs. ceramic, stock vs. custom vanity, standard fixtures vs. frameless glass, body sprays, and heated floors
  • Existing conditions — subfloor and prep, hidden moisture or rot in older Lilburn and Stone Mountain homes, and permits where plumbing or electrical is moved
  • Design & upgrades — layout reconfiguration, curbless entries, double vanities, and custom tile patterns

Material costs are also moving with current market and tariff conditions, so we quote to today's pricing rather than a stale chart. The fastest way to a real number: get a free 2-minute estimate online for a high-level ballpark, then book a firm, no-cost in-home estimate when you're ready.

Why Woodward Renovations

Why Atlanta Homeowners Choose Us for Bathroom Remodeling

Waterproofing Done Right

We use industry-standard waterproofing systems — Schluter KERDI, Wedi, or equivalent — for every shower and wet area. No RedGuard-only shortcuts. This protects your walls, your subfloor, and your investment for decades.

Expert Tile Setting

Our tile setters plan layout before cutting the first tile, use leveling systems for large-format tile, and take the extra time on transitions and corners that separate a professional job from a mediocre one.

Glass & Enclosure Specialists

We work with trusted Atlanta-area glass fabricators for frameless and semi-frameless shower enclosures. Proper measurement, proper hardware, and watertight installation.

ADA & Aging-in-Place

We design bathrooms for long-term usability — blocking in walls for grab bars, curbless shower entries, comfort-height toilets, and wider doorways. Planning now saves significant cost versus retrofitting later.

Plumbing We Stand Behind

Clean, properly sloped drain lines. Supply runs that are supported and don't rattle. Valve access where you need it. Work that meets Gwinnett County code because it was done correctly, not just inspected past.

Realistic Schedules

Bathrooms involve tile-setting cure times and inspection stages. We build these into the schedule and don't rush them — because a shower floor grouted before the mortar cures is a shower floor you'll redo in two years.

Our Process

How Our Bathroom Remodeling Process Works

1

Free In-Home Consultation

We assess your bathroom, discuss what you want to change, and identify any structural or mechanical issues (old cast-iron drain lines, single-handle valve that won't work with a multi-spray system, etc.) before you commit to anything.

2

Design & Tile Selection

We help you choose tile that works with your home's style and your budget. We'll talk through layout options — offset vs. stacked, accent wall placement, floor pattern — so you're confident in the final design before demo begins.

3

Permitting & Scheduling

We pull required permits, order long-lead items (custom vanities, specialty tile), and give you a detailed project schedule. If you only have one bathroom, we'll sequence work to minimize the days without running water.

4

Demo & Rough-In

Careful demo to avoid damaging adjacent finishes. Any hidden issues (old plumbing, moisture damage behind tile) are documented, photographed, and discussed with you before repair work begins. No surprises added to the invoice.

5

Waterproofing, Tile, & Fixtures

Proper waterproofing membrane first, then backerboard, then tile. Mortar cure time is respected before grouting. Glass enclosure is measured after tile is complete — never before. Fixtures and vanity go in last.

6

Final Inspection & Walkthrough

We walk through every detail with you — grout lines, caulk joints, glass alignment, fixture function, drawer operation. Any punch list items are addressed immediately, not someday.

Frequently Asked Questions

Bathroom Remodeling FAQ

Every bathroom is priced to the specific space, so there's no flat rate. The biggest drivers are bathroom size and scope (a cosmetic hall-bath refresh versus a full master gut), tile selection and layout complexity, fixture and finish level, whether plumbing or electrical is relocated (which triggers permits), and existing conditions like hidden moisture or older subfloors. Material costs are also moving with current market and tariff conditions, so we quote to today's pricing. Use our free 2-minute online estimate for a ballpark, or book a free in-home estimate for a firm quote.
A hall bath or guest bath typically takes 2–3 weeks of active work. A master bathroom renovation — with tile, glass, vanity, and fixture updates — usually runs 4–6 weeks. Full gut renovations with layout changes can take 6–10 weeks. The tile-setting and mortar-curing stages can't be rushed without compromising quality — we build appropriate cure times into every schedule.
For most Atlanta homeowners, yes. Replacing a builder-grade tub-shower combo with a tiled walk-in shower and frameless glass is one of the most impactful bathroom upgrades — and one of the easiest for buyers to notice. The exception: if you have young children who need a tub, keep at least one tub in the house. Our recommendation is to convert the master bath shower if you have a second tub elsewhere. The project delivers immediate quality-of-life improvement plus meaningful resale appeal.
Porcelain is denser, less porous, and harder than ceramic — which makes it better for wet areas, especially shower floors and walls, and floors with heavy foot traffic. Ceramic is less expensive and perfectly serviceable for bathroom walls or lighter-use applications. We use porcelain for all wet zone applications (shower floors, shower walls) and discuss options with you for dry areas. The quality of the setting material and waterproofing underneath matters as much as the tile itself.
Yes, for most meaningful work. Gwinnett County requires permits for plumbing work (moving drain lines, adding new fixtures, relocating supply lines), electrical work (new circuits, GFCI installation, exhaust fans), and structural changes. A basic cosmetic update — replacing a vanity without moving plumbing, swapping a toilet, or updating lighting on an existing circuit — typically does not require a permit. We assess what permits are needed and handle all applications.
In Metro Atlanta, the highest-ROI bathroom upgrades are: walk-in shower conversion (especially in master bath), updated tile throughout, new double vanity with solid-surface countertop, and frameless or semi-frameless glass enclosure. Updated exhaust ventilation and modern lighting also matter to buyers. A master bath renovation in good materials returns 60–70% at resale in most Atlanta submarkets, with better performance in competitive neighborhoods.
The most costly mistakes: inadequate waterproofing in wet areas (mold and rot problems within 2–5 years); grouting tile before mortar fully cures; choosing large-format tile without proper surface prep (causes cracks); skipping permits for plumbing work (creates problems at resale); and not planning for ventilation — Georgia's humidity requires properly sized exhaust fans. We walk you through every decision before work starts to prevent these issues.
For a master bath renovation, most clients use the hall bath or guest bath during the project. For a single-bathroom home, we sequence work to minimize complete outages — you may be without a shower for 5–7 days during the tile and pan installation phase. We discuss this during the planning stage and work around your household's needs as much as possible.
A curbless (zero-threshold) shower has no step-over barrier between the shower floor and bathroom floor — water is contained by proper slope and a linear drain. They're popular for modern aesthetics, easy cleaning, and aging-in-place accessibility. They require a properly sloped floor and linear drain, which adds modest cost over a curbed shower. We recommend them when the subfloor configuration allows it and when the homeowner values accessibility or clean-line aesthetics.
Call us at (470) 258-0841 or request an estimate at estimate.woodwardrenovationsinc.com. We'll schedule a visit to your home, walk through your bathroom, discuss what you want to achieve and your budget, and provide a detailed written estimate within a few business days. We serve Snellville, Lawrenceville, Loganville, Grayson, Lilburn, Stone Mountain, and surrounding areas.
Recent Projects

Bathroom Remodeling Examples

Master bath renovation Snellville

Master Bath Renovation — Snellville

Garden tub removed, replaced with large-format tile walk-in shower and frameless glass. New double vanity, quartz top, updated lighting. 5-week project.

Master Bath
Hall bath tile renovation Lilburn

Hall Bath Tile — Lilburn Ranch

Full tile replacement in a 1970s hall bath — hex floor, subway wall tile in the tub surround, new vanity and mirror. Classic look that matched the home.

Hall Bath
ADA bathroom renovation Grayson

Aging-in-Place — Grayson

Curbless shower with fold-down seat, grab bars, comfort-height toilet, and widened doorway for a homeowner planning long-term. Future-proofed without looking institutional.

Accessibility

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