Remodeled bathroom with a navy vanity, gold mirror and light fixture, and white tile along the lower wall
Bathroom remodeling · Auburn & Opelika, AL

Bathroom remodeling in Auburn, AL

Walk-in showers, tub-to-shower conversions and full primary baths, waterproofed properly behind the tile where it matters most.

A bathroom is small, but it's the most technical room in the house. Water goes where it isn't supposed to unless the pan, membrane and slope are done right, and you won't find out for two years. We build showers with a proper waterproofing system under every tile, and we'll show you photos of that stage before it's covered.

Most of our bath work in Lee County falls into three groups: hall baths that need a full refresh, tub-to-shower conversions for easier access, and primary bath remodels with a larger walk-in or curbless shower and a double vanity.

At a glance

Typical timeline
2–4 weeks on site
Typical investment
From $6,000 refresh · $14,000–$48,000 full remodel
Permits
Required when plumbing or electrical changes. We pull it.
Contractor
Z Construction & Remodeling LLC, Auburn, AL
Service area
Auburn, Opelika, Smiths Station and Lee County, AL
Languages
English and Spanish

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What's included

  • Demolition down to studs when needed
  • Shower pans, membranes and waterproofing
  • Walk-in, curbless and tiled tub showers
  • Tub-to-shower conversions
  • Floor and wall tile, niches and benches
  • Vanities, tops, mirrors and lighting
  • Glass enclosures
  • Exhaust fans vented outside
  • Grab bars and aging-in-place details
  • Plumbing and electrical coordination, permits
Remodeled tub-shower with white tile to the ceiling, two tiled niches and brass fixtures
Glossy white tile running up to the ceiling with a recessed light
Bathroom tub with a gold-framed sliding glass door before the remodelBefore
The same tub area after the remodel: white tile to the ceiling, two tiled niches, brass fixtures and a shower curtainAfter
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Why homeowners pick us for this

01

Waterproofing you can see

We photograph the membrane and pan flood test before tile goes on, and send the photos to you.

02

Aging-in-place, done beautifully

Curbless entries, blocking for grab bars, comfort-height toilets and slip-resistant tile that don't look clinical.

03

One bathroom out of service, not the house

We keep dust behind barriers and plan around the bathroom your family still needs.

Pricing, honestly

What drives the price

A bathroom refresh in Auburn or Opelika starts around $6,000. A full hall bath down to the studs usually runs $14,000–$26,000, and a primary bath with a layout change or curbless shower runs $26,000–$48,000.

Refresh$6k–$12kVanity, toilet, fixtures, paint, floor
Full hall bath$14k–$26kDown to studs, tiled tub or shower, new everything
Primary bath / layout change$26k–$48kCurbless shower, double vanity, moved plumbing

Tile area and pattern

Floor-to-ceiling tile, small mosaics and herringbone take far more labor than a standard layout.

Moving plumbing

Relocating a toilet or drain means cutting floors and rerouting lines. Keeping fixtures in place saves thousands.

Curbless showers

A zero-threshold entry requires recessing the subfloor. Worth it for accessibility, but it adds framing work.

Glass and fixtures

Frameless glass and thermostatic valves look and work great but are a real line item. We'll price options side by side.

How it works

No surprises. That's the whole process.

Four steps, clearly communicated, so you always know where your project stands.

01

Walkthrough

We come to the house, listen to what you want, measure, and talk honestly about what's possible and what it costs.

02

Written estimate

A clear scope, line-item pricing and a realistic timeline in writing. No vague "we'll see" numbers.

03

Build

Permits pulled, trades scheduled, site kept clean. You get updates as the work happens, not after.

04

Final walkthrough

We walk every inch with you, handle the punch list, and don't call it done until you do.

Questions we hear

Frequently asked questions

How long does a bathroom remodel take?

A refresh is often 1–2 weeks. A full remodel down to the studs is typically 2–4 weeks on site, depending on tile, glass lead times and inspections.

Can you convert my tub to a walk-in shower?

Yes, it's one of our most common jobs. We remove the tub, build a properly sloped and waterproofed pan, tile the walls and floor, and add glass, a niche and a bench if you want them.

Do you build curbless (zero-entry) showers?

Yes. On wood-framed floors we recess the subfloor so the shower floor sits flush with the bathroom, then waterproof the whole wet area.

What's the most common mistake you fix in other people's bathrooms?

Showers tiled over drywall or green board with no real waterproofing. It looks fine until the wall behind it rots. We always use a waterproofing system rated for showers.

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Three quick questions. We reply within one business day, usually the same day.

Our promise, in writing

  • A written scope and price before any work starts
  • No surprise invoices: changes are agreed in writing first
  • Licensed for residential work in Alabama and insured
  • Clean site every day, and a walkthrough before we call it done
  • A reply within one business day, in English or Spanish

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