Why bathroom remodeling
A bathroom remodel is half plumbing, half finish — and the seam between them is where most jobs go sideways.
The fixtures you want need a different valve depth than the wall can handle. The shower drain has to move three inches and that means breaking the slab. The contractor framed before waterproofing and now the inspector won't sign off. The fan that came with the house dumps into the attic and the moisture is rotting the rafters. These are the failure modes we plan around before demo.
DECOMA does bathroom remodels under one Class A and B general contractor — design, permits, structural, plumbing, electrical, waterproofing, tile, stone, and lighting. Our plumbers and our tile setters are in the same conversation with our designer before the fixture spec is finalized. That's how you get a bathroom that looks like the renders five years out.
We've remodeled master suites in Manhattan Beach, hall baths in 1940s Torrance, powder rooms in Palos Verdes, and full additions onto Redondo Beach single-stories. The patterns repeat: pick the waterproofing for the substrate, sequence the trades around the inspection, source the stone before the schedule depends on it.
If you're trying to decide whether to redo just the shower or take the whole bathroom down to studs, start with a free 30-minute consultation. We'll tell you what the existing conditions allow, what permits the scope triggers, and what timeline is realistic for your specific home.
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Written by John Notaro, President & CEO, DECOMA Industries — CSLB A/B #375508, California Real Estate Broker.
