Bathroom Remodeling Ann Arbor, MI
Ann Arbor bathroom remodeling, tub replacements, and walk-in showers by our own installers
Ann Arbor has a wide mix of homes, from pre-1940 houses near downtown to 1960s and 1970s neighborhoods and condos, and many still have the original steel tub, tile set over wire mesh, or a fiberglass shower. We replace tubs and walls, build new Pro Stone showers, and remodel full bathrooms. 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 Ann Arbor
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Ann Arbor projects
Recent Bathroom Remodels in Ann Arbor
Four Ann Arbor bathroom projects our own crews completed, from the west side to the south side, each listed by the nearest major roads.
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Near Jackson Road and Zeeb Road
A New Tub Bath and a Walk-In Shower
Two bathrooms in one project. Downstairs, the almond steel tub and beige tile came out for a new 60 by 30-inch white tub with Pure White Pro Stone subway-pattern walls and a smooth ceiling panel. Upstairs, the old fiberglass stall became a 48 by 38-inch white Pro Stone shower with a wave seat, a corner caddy, a grab bar, and a rain glass sliding door.
Both bathrooms in 4 working days
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Near Huron River Drive and Main Street
Two Condo Bathrooms, One Project
Downstairs, the steel tub, the tile walls, the vinyl floor, the pedestal sink, and the toilet came out. The new 29 by 60-inch white Pro Stone shower base has Mink Onyx walls 80 inches tall, a corner caddy, two chrome grab bars, and a new recessed light. A maple vanity and wall cabinet in Chiffon with a 61-inch Pro Stone top and a 12 by 24-inch floor finished the room. On the main floor, a new 33-inch maple vanity with a Natural Slate Pro Stone top and a new toilet went in.
Kohler toilets and Delta fixtures in both baths
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Near Jackson Road and Wagner
A New Tub, Walls, Vanity, and Floor
The steel tub, the plastic wall panels, the vanity, the peel-and-stick floor, and the subfloor came out. A new 60 by 30-inch insulated steel tub went in with Tender Gray Pro Stone walls about 86 inches tall, a window kit, and a corner shelf. A 36-inch vanity with a 39-inch Tender Gray top, a new plywood subfloor, and a 12 by 24-inch floor finished the room, and we replaced the old galvanized drains.
Delta fixtures in chrome
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Near Packard Street and Stone School Road
A Basement Shower Rebuilt on the Slab
In this basement bathroom, the neo-angle fiberglass shower base, the acrylic walls, the door, and the vanity came out. We cut into the slab for the drain and built a 31 by 55-inch white Pro Stone base with Carrera walls 81 inches tall, a corner shelf, and a clear bypass door in chrome. A new 24-inch vanity with a 27-inch Pro Stone top and a new floor over the existing tile finished the room.
Delta Windemere fixtures in chrome
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 Ann Arbor Bathrooms Usually Need
Ann Arbor homes range from pre-1940 houses to 1960s and 1970s neighborhoods and newer condos. A bit more than 4 in 10 homes are detached houses, and many bathrooms still have their original tub and tile.
Census estimates put the median year built for an Ann Arbor home at 1971, older than the Washtenaw County figure of 1978. About 15% of homes went up before 1940, 10% in the 1950s, 19% in the 1960s, and 15% in the 1970s. About 42% are detached single-family houses, 12% are attached condos and townhomes, and about 45% are owner-occupied.
In homes this age we often find steel tubs, tile set over wire mesh with tile wainscoting, plastic or acrylic wall panels, and basement bathrooms on a cement slab. 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.
- Steel tubs: replaced with a new tub and Pro Stone walls, as near Jackson Road and Wagner and near Jackson Road and Zeeb Road
- Basement showers: rebuilt on the slab, as near Packard Street and Stone School Road
- Condos: two bathrooms done in one project, as near Huron River Drive and Main Street
- Every home: a written, all-in price after we measure, covering materials, labor, haul-away, and cleanup
What we install
Bathroom Remodeling Services in Ann Arbor
Most Ann Arbor 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
Ann Arbor Reviews
Why Ann Arbor Homeowners Recommend Home Pro USA
Real Google reviews from bathroom remodels: walk-in showers, clean crews, and clear communication that Washtenaw County homeowners look for.
Ann Arbor FAQs
Ann Arbor Bathroom Remodeling Questions
Straight answers, drawn from bathrooms we have remodeled in Ann Arbor.
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How long does a bathroom remodel take in Ann Arbor?
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 two condo bathrooms near Huron River Drive and Main Street took 7 working days, and we tell you the schedule up front. -
Can you build a shower with a seat?
Yes. Near Ann Arbor-Saline Road and Main Street, we put in a 60 by 29 1/2-inch Pro Stone shower pan with Biscuit walls 86 inches tall, a corner seat, and a glass door. -
Can you put in a two-sink vanity?
Yes. Near Nixon Road and Huron Parkway, a new maple vanity in Nightfall with two sink cabinets and a drawer bank went in under a 71 5/8-inch Vermont Blue Pro Stone top, with matching Vermont Blue Pro Stone walls. -
Can you work in a basement on a cement slab?
Yes. Near Packard Street and Stone School Road, we cut into the slab for the new shower drain, and near Huron River Drive and Main Street, the downstairs condo bath was also on a slab. -
Do you replace old galvanized drains?
When we find them, yes. Near Jackson Road and Wagner, we replaced the galvanized drains for both the tub and the vanity during the remodel. -
Which parts of Ann Arbor do you serve?
All of Ann Arbor, in the 48103, 48104, 48105, and 48108 ZIP codes. We also work in nearby Scio, Pittsfield, and Ann Arbor townships. -
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
Ann Arbor • Washtenaw County
Ready to Remodel Your Ann Arbor 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 46 miles from Ann Arbor City Hall, usually a 60 to 70 minute drive by way of I-96 and M-14.
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