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Bathroom remodeling

Vanities, tiled showers, fixtures and the waterproofing behind them. The wet wall decides the budget, so we settle it first.

Bathroom remodeling in the Twin Cities

D1 Construction Group remodels bathrooms across the Twin Cities metro — vanities, tiled showers, tub-to-shower conversions, floors and ventilation. Whether the fixtures move is what decides the budget, and we tell you which side of that line your plan sits on at the first visit.

A basement bathroom by D1 Construction, before and after: new vanity, fixtures and finish

What we do

Vanities and fixtures

Supplied and installed, or installed if you have already bought. Either way, set level and sealed.

Tiled showers

Waterproofed properly behind the tile. The part you never see is the part that decides how long it lasts.

Tub-to-shower conversions

The most common ask we get. The drain moves, the wet wall is rebuilt, and the room finally works.

Floors

Tile or LVP over a subfloor we have checked. In-floor heat is an easy add while everything is open.

Ventilation

A fan sized to actually clear the room, vented outside — not into the attic.

Plumbing moves

Possible, priced honestly, and usually avoidable. We will tell you when they are worth it.

How it goes

  1. 01

    We measure

    Room, fixtures, and where the pipes actually run.

  2. 02

    You choose

    Tile, vanity, fittings and floor, with lead times checked.

  3. 03

    We build

    Strip out, rough-in, waterproof, tile, fit and finish.

Styles we get asked for

Reference images to point at, not photographs of our jobs — bring your own and we will price that instead.

A finished bathroom with white subway tile, matte black fixtures, a walk-in shower and a floating wood vanity
White subway tile, matte black fittings, a floating vanity. Clean, bright, and forgiving on a smaller room.
A finished bathroom in warm stone tile with a curbless shower, floating oak vanity and a round mirror
Warm stone tile and a curbless shower — a step-free floor that also happens to look expensive.

Straight answers

How long does a bathroom take?

Typically six to eight weeks. Tile and fixture lead times drive it more than the labour.

Is moving the toilet expensive?

Moving anything off the wet wall means opening the floor. It is doable; it is rarely cheap. We will show you both prices.

Can you work in a basement bathroom?

Yes. Below-grade drainage has its own constraints, and we will tell you about them before you commit.

What decides the cost?

The wet wall. Keep the fixtures where they are and the budget goes into tile and fittings you can see; move them and it goes into plumbing you never will. We tell you which side of that line your plan sits on at the first visit.

It is our only bathroom. Can we still use it?

For most of the job, yes. We sequence the work so it is out of action as briefly as possible, and we tell you exactly which days those are before we start.

Word of mouth

5.0 ★★★★★
Every review, five stars D1 Construction on Google
Read them on Google
★★★★★
…damage in my basement, fixed the leak on the roof and repaired the drywall damage. Quick service, great communication, fair pricing. I will call them again in the future!
J. Roof leak & drywall repair
★★★★★
Yuri was very communicative and helpful. His teammate, Vlad completed a handful of projects quickly and with expert precision. Thank you both!
Google review Handyman projects
★★★★★
Yury was a great communicator and Antoni did an outstanding job with our random projects.
Google review Punch-list projects

Thinking about bathroom remodeling?

Tell us what you have in mind and we will come and look. No charge, no pressure.

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