Bathroom Remodeling in Greenwich, CT

A bathroom remodel in Greenwich covers full demolition, waterproofing, tile, plumbing fixtures, vanity, electrical, ventilation, and all Connecticut permits, coordinated as one project from pre-construction planning through the final walkthrough. Pre-war Greenwich estates have master bathrooms that are often larger than an entire bathroom in a postwar ranch, with original plaster walls, pedestal fixtures, and drain lines that have been in place for seventy or eighty years.

We begin with full demolition of existing tile, fixtures, vanity, and flooring. Once surfaces are open, we assess subfloor structure, wall framing condition, and drain line material. In older Greenwich homes, galvanized drain lines are common and cast-iron waste lines frequently show internal corrosion that creates slow drainage even when the lines appear intact from the outside. We address these during the rough-in phase rather than tiling over a system that will need excavation later.

Waterproofing is installed behind all shower and tub areas using membrane systems appropriate for the specific wall construction. Plaster substrate requires different preparation than drywall or cement board, and in a Greenwich home where the plaster may be original three-coat work, we evaluate whether the surface can carry new tile or needs to be replaced entirely before the membrane goes on.

Finish scope covers floor and wall tile, vanity and countertop installation, all plumbing fixture connections, electrical updates for lighting and outlets, and exhaust fan installation. Greenwich master bathroom projects frequently include radiant floor heating, freestanding soaking tubs with floor-mounted supply, and larger format tile that requires a flatter subfloor tolerance than older construction naturally provides. Permit coordination and a detailed final walkthrough are part of every project.