Bathroom Remodeling Shelby Township, MI
A Shelby Township bathroom remodeling contractor with its own installers
From Hall Road up to 26 Mile, we swap out cast iron tubs, wire-mesh tile, and tired vanities for walk-in showers and storage that make sense for the way you live. Our own crews handle it, start to finish.
No obligation. Free in-home consultation.
Your Free Consultation Includes
- An in-home visit with real Pro Stone and tile samples
- Exact measurements of your tub or shower alcove
- One written, all-in price before you decide
- Advice drawn from bathrooms we have remodeled in Shelby Township
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Shelby Township projects
Recent Bathroom Remodels in Shelby Township
Four Shelby Township bathrooms our own crews remodeled, each listed by the nearest main roads. Slide the photos to see the first one before and after, or read its full project story.
Shower, seat, and vanity wall from the full remodel near 23 Mile and Mound.
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Near 23 Mile and Mound
Same-Footprint Remodel of a 1970s Bathroom
The cast iron tub came out and a Tender Gray Pro Stone walk-in shower with a corner seat went in where it stood, plus a new two-sink Merillat vanity and a linen cabinet. Full remodels like this take 5-10 working days.
“They aren’t the cheapest option but they are the best option for sure.”Jill H. · Google review
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East side, near Hayes
An Upstairs Tub-to-Shower With a Corner Seat
A steel tub and its wire-mesh tile came out. In went a white Pro Stone base, Tender Gray walls, a ceiling panel, a corner seat and caddy, and a taller matte black sliding door with a matching Delta fixture.
Tub-to-shower conversions usually take 2-4 working days
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Near 22 Mile and Van Dyke
A Walk-In Shower Under the Window
Galaxy Gray Pro Stone with a window kit that trims the opening in matching stone, a bench, and a brushed nickel sliding door. A Steel Grey Merillat vanity, a recessed medicine cabinet, and a Panasonic fan/light replaced the old heat lamp.
First-floor bath on a concrete slab
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Near 25 Mile and Dequindre
Tiled Stall Out, a Bigger Almond Bone Shower In, Roman Tub Refaced
A small tiled shower stall came out of this primary bath. We made the shower 6 inches bigger with a new pony wall, lined it in Almond Bone Pro Stone with a wave seat and a shampoo niche, and closed it in with clear heavy glass. The corner jetted tub stayed and was refaced in matching Pro Stone, with two Sable vanities and a new plank floor.
Heavy glass on a pony wall · 13 working days
Tell us which of these is closest to your bathroom, and we’ll bring those materials to your free consultation.
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What Shelby Township Homes Need From a Bathroom Remodel
Shelby Township was mostly farmland until the 1980s and 1990s, when subdivisions filled in along Van Dyke, Schoenherr, Hayes, and Dequindre. That timeline shapes the bathrooms we walk into here.
Census estimates put the median year built for a Shelby Township home at 1991. Roughly 37% of homes went up in the 1980s and 1990s, about one in five dates to the 1960s or 1970s, and close to a third were built after 2000. Shelby Village, near Auburn and Ryan roads, has homes from the 1940s, while subdivisions such as Cedar Lakes and Bannister Lakes saw most of their houses built in a 1985 to 1987 boom. Growth has kept moving north toward 26 Mile.
Whatever the era, we start by measuring your actual room, then talk through Pro Stone cultured marble walls, tub-to-shower conversions, and typical bathroom remodeling costs.
- 1960s and 1970s homes: steel or cast iron tubs and tile set in mortar over wire mesh, which we tear out before new walls go in
- 1980s and 1990s homes: often a roman tub and a separate tiled shower in the primary bath, which can be refaced or resized
- Upstairs baths and baths on a slab: we check plumbing access at the consult so the install plan fits the house
- Every era: a written, all-in price after we measure, covering materials, labor, haul-away, and cleanup
What we install
Bathroom Remodeling Services in Shelby Township
Most Shelby Township jobs start with one of these five. Your free consultation covers the options for your room and a written price.
- Tub-to-Shower ConversionsSwap a tub you never use for a low-step walk-in shower.2-4 working days
- Pro Stone Shower WallsGrout-free cultured marble walls, seats, and shampoo boxes.No grout lines
- Tub ReplacementA new tub and matching walls for a bath you want to keep.2-4 working days
- Full Bathroom RemodelsShower, vanity, floor, lighting, and fan, planned as one job.5-10 working days
- Vanities & CountertopsMerillat cabinets, tops, mirrors, and storage.See the styles
Shelby Township Reviews
Why Shelby Township Homeowners Recommend Home Pro USA
Real Google reviews from bathroom remodels: walk-in showers, clean crews, and clear communication that Macomb County homeowners look for.
Shelby Township FAQs
Shelby Township Bathroom Remodeling Questions
Straight answers, based on the bathrooms we have remodeled in Shelby Township.
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How long does a bathroom remodel take in Shelby Township?
Tub-to-shower conversions and acrylic tub replacements take 2–4 working days. Full remodels take 5–10 working days, depending on scope. An upstairs tub-to-shower near Hayes was installed in two working days, and the same-footprint full remodel took 10. -
Can you remove an old cast iron or steel tub and wire-mesh tile?
Yes, and we have done both in Shelby Township. We pulled a cast iron tub out of a 1970s bathroom and a steel tub surrounded by wire-mesh tile out of an upstairs bath. Demo, haul-away, and the new Pro Stone walls are all part of the quote. -
What can I do with a roman tub in a 1980s or 1990s primary bath?
You have two main paths: keep the tub and reface it, or rework the room around a bigger shower. In a primary bath in the township’s northwest corner, the homeowner kept the roman tub. We covered its tiled surround with Pro Stone, then made the shower 6 inches larger with a new pony wall. -
Do you remodel upstairs bathrooms and bathrooms on a concrete slab?
Yes. At the consultation we note whether the bathroom sits over a basement, on a slab, or on a second floor, and whether there is an access panel, because that changes how we reach the plumbing. Recent Shelby Township jobs include an upstairs tub-to-shower and a first-floor bath on a slab. -
Which parts of Shelby Township do you serve?
All of it, from Hall Road (M-59) north to 26 Mile and from Dequindre east to Hayes, including the 48315, 48316, and 48317 ZIP codes. We also work in the City of Utica. -
How far is your showroom from Shelby Township?
Our showroom is at 6490 E 10 Mile Rd in Center Line, about 17 miles south of the township offices by way of Van Dyke (M-53). If you would rather skip the drive, we bring samples to your home during the free consultation. -
Are estimates free, and do you offer financing?
Yes. The in-home consultation and written estimate are free, and financing options are available. For planning numbers before we visit, see our Metro Detroit bathroom remodeling cost guide.
- Since 1987Serving Metro Detroit
- 18,000+Projects completed
- A+BBB rating
- W-2Our own installers, no subcontractors
- Licensed& insured
- One written, all-in price covering materials, labor, haul-away, and cleanup
- Floors covered before demo and cleanup every day
- Product warranties plus our workmanship guarantee
Shelby Township • Macomb County
Ready to Remodel Your Shelby Township Bathroom?
Tell us about the room. We’ll measure it, bring samples to your home, and hand you a written all-in price. Or see every material first at our Center Line showroom, about 17 miles south of the township offices straight down Van Dyke (M-53).
No pressure and no spam. You get options, a timeline, and a clear price for your Shelby Township bathroom.
