Bathroom Remodeling Troy, MI
Troy bathroom remodeling, tub-to-shower conversions, and tub replacements by our own installers
About a third of the homes in Troy went up in the 1970s, and many still have the original tub alcove, a drop-in or jetted tub on a tiled deck, or a builder vanity. We turn those tubs into walk-in showers, replace tubs and walls, and remodel full bathrooms, including upstairs baths and two baths at once. 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 Troy
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Troy projects
Recent Bathroom Remodels in Troy
Four Troy bathroom projects our own crews completed, from Wattles up to Square Lake, each listed by the nearest major roads.
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Near Square Lake and Coolidge
An Old Tile Stall Becomes an Arcadia Walk-In Shower
Upstairs, the tile shower stall, the vanity, and the toilet came out, while the tub and its tiled bench stayed. We built a 48-inch Arcadia Pro Stone shower with a matching ceiling panel, a new exhaust fan and light, a large recessed niche, two chrome grab bars, and rain glass sliding doors, then added a maple double vanity under a 64-inch Arcadia top, a Kohler toilet, and Armstrong Alterna flooring.
Exhaust fan in the shower ceiling · Full remodels take 5-10 working days
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Near Long Lake and Livernois
A Tub Deck Becomes a Built-In Seat
The drop-in tub in this upstairs bath stayed in place. We removed its tile deck, built the deck out into a 72-inch seat level with the top of the tub, and covered the walls, deck, and seat in Slate Pro Stone with a diamond corner caddy. A new valve gives the tub a working shower, with a permanent 72-inch shower rod.
Plumbed for the homeowner’s hand shower
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Near Wattles and Rochester
A Steel Tub Out, a Carrera Window Shower In
This was a wet-area-only job. The steel tub and the tile on drywall came out, and a 60-inch shower went in on a custom white Pro Stone pan with a Carrera curb, Carrera walls, a Pro Stone window kit, and two diamond corner caddies. We reinforced the framing for two chrome grab bars and hung a clear glass shower door.
Delta Linden shower fixture in chrome
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Near Square Lake and John R
A Jetted Tub Swapped for a Deep Soaker
Upstairs, the jetted drop-in tub and its wiring, the tile walls, the soffit above the tub, the vanity and wall cabinets, and the tile floor all came out. In went a 60 by 32-inch acrylic deep soaking tub with Slate Pro Stone walls and two corner shelves, a 60-inch Steel Gray vanity under a matching Slate Pro Stone top, a new subfloor with vinyl tile, and a new elongated toilet.
Two recessed lights over the tub
Tell us which of these looks most like your bathroom, and we will bring the same samples to your consultation.
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What Troy Bathrooms Usually Need
Troy grew fastest in the 1970s, and its homes run larger than the Oakland County average. Bigger homes often mean more than one bathroom to update, and many still have their original tubs, decks, and vanities.
Census estimates put the median year built for a Troy home at 1977, close to the Oakland County figure of 1975. The difference is when: about a third of Troy’s homes went up in the 1970s alone, compared with under a fifth countywide, and only about 11% were built before 1960. About 4 in 10 Troy homes have four or more bedrooms, compared with about 27% across the county. About 7 in 10 are detached single-family houses, and about 73% are owner-occupied.
In homes this age we often find drop-in and jetted tubs set in tiled decks, steel tubs with tile walls, and soffits over the tub, and larger homes often have more than one bath to update. 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.
- Drop-in and jetted tubs: a new soaking tub, or keep the tub and turn its deck into a seat, as near Long Lake and Livernois
- Old tile showers: we replace the stall and can keep the tub, as near Square Lake and Coolidge
- 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 Troy
Most Troy 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
Troy Reviews
Why Troy Homeowners Recommend Home Pro USA
Real Google reviews from bathroom remodels: walk-in showers, clean crews, and clear communication that Oakland County homeowners look for.
Troy FAQs
Troy Bathroom Remodeling Questions
Straight answers, drawn from bathrooms we have remodeled in Troy.
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How long does a bathroom remodel take in Troy?
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, like the bath near Square Lake and John R, where we replaced the tub, walls, vanity, floor, and toilet. -
Can you replace an old tile shower stall and keep the tub?
Yes. Near Square Lake and Coolidge, we removed an upstairs tile shower stall, base, walls, and ceiling, and built a 48-inch Arcadia Pro Stone walk-in shower with a large niche, two grab bars, an exhaust fan in the ceiling panel, and rain glass sliding doors. The tub and its tiled bench stayed. -
Can I keep my drop-in tub?
Yes. Near Long Lake and Livernois, the drop-in tub stayed. We removed the tile deck, built it out into a 72-inch seat level with the tub, covered the walls, deck, and seat in Slate Pro Stone, and added a valve so the tub has a working shower. -
Can you replace a jetted tub?
Yes. Near Square Lake and John R, we removed a jetted drop-in tub and its wiring, along with the soffit above it, then set a 60 by 32-inch acrylic deep soaking tub with Slate Pro Stone walls and two corner shelves. -
What if there is a window in my shower?
We keep it and trim it with a Pro Stone window kit so the walls stay sealed and easy to clean. Near Wattles and Rochester, the window stayed when a steel tub became a 60-inch Carrera shower with a clear glass door. -
Which parts of Troy do you serve?
All of Troy, including the 48083, 48084, 48085, and 48098 ZIP codes, north and south of Big Beaver. We also work in nearby Rochester Hills, Sterling Heights, Royal Oak, Clawson, Birmingham, Bloomfield Township, and Madison Heights. -
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
Troy • Oakland County
Ready to Remodel Your Troy 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 13 to 15 miles from Troy City Hall, usually a 20 to 30 minute drive by way of I-696 and I-75 or up Mound.
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