Sterling Ridge Primary Suite
Sterling Ridge, The Woodlands
A freestanding tub set into the window bay, with a curbless wet room in book-matched stone.
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Bathroom Remodeling in The Woodlands, TX
Primary suites and guest baths built around light, stone, and waterproofing detail that outlasts the trend cycle.
The approach
Why this work rewards planning
Bathrooms are small rooms with the least margin for error. Everything depends on what happens under the tile: slope, membrane, blocking, ventilation. We build that substrate correctly, then spend the visible budget on stone, glass, and fittings that hold up to daily use in Houston-area humidity.
Every bathroom remodeling project we take on in The Woodlands runs the same way: measured drawings before pricing, a fixed line-item proposal before contract, and one project lead who owns the schedule from demolition through punch list.
Scope of work
What bathroom remodeling includes
Primary suite renovation
Wet rooms, freestanding tubs, curbless entries, and double vanities planned around real morning traffic.
Tile & stone setting
Large-format slabs, book-matched veining, and mitered niches, laid out so the cuts land where nobody notices them.
Walk-in & curbless showers
Zero-threshold showers, blocking for future grab bars, and comfort-height fixtures when you want to age in place.
Materials & detail
Where the budget shows
Finishes are specified as a set, not chosen room by room, so the palette holds together when you stand in the doorway and look through the house.
Vanity cabinetry and stone tops 
Slab selection and stone detailing 
Tile layout and setting 
Flooring and frameless glass
How it runs
Four stages, start to finish
The same sequence applies whether we're remodeling one bathroom or reworking an entire floor plan.
- 01
Consultation
We walk the house, listen to how you use it, and talk honestly about scope and budget range before anyone draws anything.
- 02
Design & selections
Measured drawings, material selections, and a line-item proposal. You see the room and the number before we break ground.
- 03
Construction
One dedicated project lead, a published schedule, contained dust, and a weekly update you do not have to chase.
- 04
Completion
A shared punch list worked to zero, finishes documented, and warranty paperwork handed over in person.
Proof
All projectsBathroom Remodeling projects in The Woodlands
Carlton Woods Bath Suite
Carlton Woods, The Woodlands
A whole-house bathroom programme: marble floors, a glazed green powder room, and frameless glass throughout.
See project photos, 16 photographs of Carlton Woods Bath Suite
Indian Springs Bath
Indian Springs, The Woodlands
A freestanding tub against black hexagon tile, with a floating vanity and the original glass block window kept.
See project photos, 11 photographs of Indian Springs BathCommon questions
Bathroom Remodeling questions, answered
How long does a bathroom remodel take?
A guest bath is usually 4 to 6 weeks on site. A primary suite with a wet room, custom glass, and stone slabs generally runs 7 to 10 weeks, largely set by tile and glass templating.
What should we budget for bathroom remodeling in The Woodlands?
Guest baths commonly run $25,000 to $45,000. Primary suites typically start around $55,000 and rise with slab stone, custom glass, and layout changes that move plumbing.
Can you move the shower, tub, or toilet?
Yes. On slab-on-grade homes that means cutting and re-pouring, which we plan and price up front rather than discovering mid-project.
How do you keep dust out of the rest of the house?
Zippered containment at the doorway, negative air where needed, floor protection along the whole route, and a daily clean-down. It is standard on every job, not an upgrade.
How do you stop a Woodlands bathroom from growing mould after the remodel?
Two things, and neither is visible when the job is finished. The wet zone gets a bonded sheet membrane with preformed corners and a twenty four hour flood test before any tile goes down. Then extraction is sized properly, ducted outside rather than into the attic, and run off a humidity sensor instead of the light switch. Gulf Coast humidity is what makes under ventilated bathrooms fail here in year three.
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Start the conversation
Planning bathroom remodeling in The Woodlands?
Send us the room, the wish list, and the constraint you're most worried about. We'll walk the house and give you a straight read on what it takes.