Bathroom Remodeling Sterling Heights, MI
Sterling Heights bathroom remodeling, tub-to-shower conversions, and shower replacements by our own installers
About half of the homes in Sterling Heights went up in the 1960s and 1970s, and many still have a hall bath built around the original tub alcove. We turn those tubs into walk-in showers, replace worn tubs, shower stalls, and walls, and remodel full bathrooms, including upstairs baths. Our own crew handles 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 Sterling Heights
Schedule Your Free Consultation
Free in-home consultation. No pressure.
Request received
Thank you. We have your request.
Our office will review it and follow up soon.
Prefer to talk now? Call (586) 754-2060.
A+ BBB · 4.8 avg · 163 Google reviews
Sterling Heights projects
Recent Bathroom Remodels in Sterling Heights
Four Sterling Heights bathrooms our own crews remodeled, from 15 Mile up to Hall Road, each listed by the nearest major roads. Slide the photos to see the full remodels near Hall Road and Ryan and near 17 Mile and Ryan.
Two full remodels: the neo-angle shower near Hall Road and Ryan, and the tub and double vanity bath near 17 Mile and Ryan.
-
Near Hall Road and Ryan
A Walled-In Tile Shower Opens Up Into Neo-Angle Glass
The walled-in tile shower, most of the walls around it, the soffit, the oak vanity, and the tile floor came out. We built an open neo-angle shower on a custom Pro Stone pan with marble-look Pro Stone walls 110 inches high, a pony wall for the controls, an extra-large recessed niche, two grab bars, and heavy frameless glass. A maple vanity with three cabinets, a 58-inch Pro Stone top, and Armstrong marble-look flooring finish the room, with a new recessed light and fresh paint.
Frameless neo-angle glass · Full remodels take 5-10 working days
-
Near 17 Mile and Ryan
A New Tub and a 77-Inch Quartz Double Top Upstairs
Upstairs, the steel tub, the patterned tile on wire mesh, the soffit over the tub, a short pony wall, the cream double vanity, and the vinyl floor all came out. In went a BCI acrylic tub with Pure White subway-pattern Pro Stone walls, a recessed niche, and two corner shelves, then two Merillat Masterpiece maple vanities in Greyloft under a 77-inch Snowbank quartz top with two undermount sinks, over new gray plank flooring.
Two LED lights over the sinks · Full remodels take 5-10 working days
-
Off Schoenherr, near Metro Parkway
An Upstairs Hall Bath in Vermont Blue
Upstairs, the steel tub, the tile walls on wire mesh, and the soffit above the tub all came out. In went a 60-inch Pro Stone shower base, Vermont Blue Pro Stone walls with a matching ceiling panel, a wave seat, three corner shelves, a grab bar, and clear sliding glass doors. Two combination vanities and a drawer bank in Nightfall maple sit under one 97-inch blue Pro Stone top, over a new tile-look floor.
Matching recessed medicine cabinet
-
Near 15 Mile and Hayes
An Upstairs Fiberglass Shower Redone, Plus a 118-Inch Top
Upstairs, the fiberglass shower surround and its door, the old vanity top, and a wall-wide mirror came out, while the floor, toilet, and vanity cabinets stayed. We built the new shower on a 48-inch Pure White Pro Stone base with a hexagon-pattern surface, with Italian White Pro Stone walls about 85 inches high, two corner shelves, a wave seat, an 18-inch grab bar on reinforced framing, and clear sliding glass doors in chrome. A 118-inch Italian White Pro Stone top with two undermount sinks now spans the vanity.
Grohe shower system in chrome
Tell us which of these looks most like your bathroom, and we will bring the same samples to your consultation.
Get a Sterling Heights QuoteSterling Heights Homes
What Sterling Heights Bathrooms Usually Need
Sterling Heights was built out fast in the 1960s and 1970s, and most homes are owner-occupied single-family houses. Many of them still have the bathrooms they were built with, and that shapes the work we do here.
Census estimates put the median year built for a Sterling Heights home at 1977, close to the Macomb County figure of 1975. The difference is how concentrated it is: about half of the city’s homes went up in the 1960s and 1970s, compared with about a third countywide, and the 1970s alone account for nearly 3 in 10. Only about 8% were built before 1960. About two-thirds are detached single-family houses, and about 76% are owner-occupied.
In homes this age we often find the original steel tub, tile set over wire mesh, and a soffit above the tub, as in the upstairs hall bath off Schoenherr. In their place go walk-in showers, new tubs, and grout-free Pro Stone cultured marble walls. For planning numbers, see typical bathroom remodeling costs.
- Original tub alcoves: a walk-in shower or a new tub, and sometimes a bigger shower, as near 17 Mile and Ryan
- Tiled shower stalls: a custom-fit Pro Stone pan and walls, as near 19 Mile and Hayes
- Upstairs baths: we plan plumbing access for upper floors at the consultation
- Every home: a written, all-in price after we measure, covering materials, labor, haul-away, and cleanup
What we install
Bathroom Remodeling Services in Sterling Heights
Most Sterling Heights projects start with one of these five. Bring your questions to the free consultation, and we will bring the samples 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
Sterling Heights Reviews
Why Sterling Heights 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.
Sterling Heights FAQs
Sterling Heights Bathroom Remodeling Questions
Straight answers, drawn from bathrooms we have remodeled in Sterling Heights.
-
How long does a bathroom remodel take in Sterling Heights?
Tub-to-shower conversions and tub replacements with Pro Stone walls take 2-4 working days. Full remodels take 5-10 working days, depending on scope. The upstairs hall bath off Schoenherr, with a new shower, two vanities, and a new floor, was a full remodel. -
Can you make the shower bigger than the old tub?
Sometimes. Near 17 Mile and Ryan, we expanded the wet area into the closet next to the old tub alcove for a 5-foot shower with a 60-inch Pro Stone base, Italian White walls, corner shelves, a grab bar, and sliding glass doors. We check the framing and plumbing at the consultation. -
Can you replace a tiled shower stall?
Yes. Near 19 Mile and Hayes, we replaced a tiled shower with a custom 36 by 40 1/2-inch Pro Stone pan, a one-piece curb, and white subway-pattern Pro Stone walls 96 inches high. Pans are made to fit, so an odd-sized shower is not a problem. -
Can I keep a tub instead of getting a shower?
Yes. Near Metro Parkway and Mound, the family wanted a tub, so we set a new insulated steel tub with white subway-pattern Pro Stone walls, a diamond corner caddy, and two grab bars, and finished the room with two maple vanity cabinets under a 101-inch double-bowl top. -
Do you remodel second-floor bathrooms?
Yes. The hall bath off Schoenherr, near Metro Parkway, is upstairs. We took out the steel tub, the tile on wire mesh, and the soffit, then built a Vermont Blue Pro Stone shower with a matching ceiling panel and a wave seat. We plan plumbing access for upper floors at the consultation. -
Which parts of Sterling Heights do you serve?
All of Sterling Heights, including the 48310, 48312, 48313, and 48314 ZIP codes, from 14 Mile up to Hall Road and from Dequindre to Hayes. We also work in nearby Troy, Warren, Shelby Township, Clinton Township, Utica, Macomb Township, and Rochester Hills. -
Are estimates free, and do you offer financing?
Yes. The in-home consultation and written estimate cost nothing, 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
Sterling Heights • Macomb County
Ready to Remodel Your Sterling Heights Bathroom?
Tell us about the room. We’ll measure it, bring samples to your home, and give you a written all-in price. If you would rather see every material in person, our Center Line showroom is about 8 to 10 miles from Sterling Heights City Hall, usually a 20 to 30 minute drive up Van Dyke or Mound.
No pressure and no spam. You get options, a timeline, and a clear price for your Sterling Heights bathroom.
