Our bathroom remodeling services in Pomona, CA are built around three core projects (new showers, tub replacement and vanity work) along with the tile, plumbing, electrical and ventilation work that supports them. We work for Pomona homeowners in historic districts, midcentury neighborhoods and hillside communities, each with different needs. A small Craftsman bathroom and a large Phillips Ranch primary bath call for very different plans, and we shape each project around the house. You’ll find a detailed page for each one linked below.
Shower remodeling
Shower remodeling replaces leaky tile showers, worn inserts and oversized garden tubs with watertight, comfortable showers. Older homes often need new pipes and subfloor repairs as part of the job. Styles range from classic subway tile to modern walk-in designs with a single glass panel.
Bathtub installation
Bathtub installation covers clawfoot, freestanding, alcove and walk-in tubs. In historic homes, the floor under a heavy tub is checked and reinforced. In newer homes, a new acrylic or cast-iron tub with a fresh surround is a common upgrade for family bathrooms.
Vanity installation
Vanity installation gives a bathroom more drawers and elbow room through furniture-style, double, floating or console vanities, paired with quartz or stone tops and new faucets and lighting.
Supporting work
Remodels in Pomona usually include some combination of:
- Floor tile, from classic hexagon to large-format porcelain.
- Toilet replacement, including comfort-height models.
- Supply and drain line updates in older homes.
- Electrical work for lighting, outlets and fans.
- Exhaust fans ducted outside.
- Accessibility upgrades, such as grab bars, benches and curbless entries.
Partial update or complete remodel?
If one piece of the bathroom is worn out, such as the vanity or toilet, a partial update can be a good value. When the shower leaks, the floor is damaged or the room is original to an older house, a complete remodel is usually more efficient because pipes, waterproofing and finishes can all be done at once.
Remodeling in a historic home
Bathrooms in Lincoln Park, Wilton Heights and other older neighborhoods often need more preparation than newer ones: leveling floors, replacing galvanized pipes and adding proper ventilation. We plan for that work up front, so the proposal reflects the real scope and there are fewer surprises once walls open.
Hillside and two-story homes
Homes in Phillips Ranch and Ganesha Hills often have upstairs bathrooms, which brings its own planning. Materials have to be carried up the stairs, heavy tubs need floor framing checked, and any leak in an upstairs bath can damage the ceiling below, so waterproofing and drain connections get extra attention. Primary bathrooms in these homes are often roomy enough for a bigger shower, a double vanity and a separate toilet area, which opens up more layout options than older houses allow.
Getting a quote
The first step is a free visit to see the bathroom, take measurements and hear what you want. Afterward, you’ll receive a written proposal covering the scope, materials, fixtures and any permits. Take whatever time you need, and ask as many questions as you like.