Bathroom Remodeling in Mt Prospect, IL

We're a family-owned remodeler, not a franchise. That means the same crew that gives you a quote is the crew doing your tile and plumbing. Homeowners in Mt Prospect, IL know us by name because we've worked on their neighbors' bathrooms, their parents' homes, and their own kitchens. We don't hand your project off to a subcontractor and disappear.

We handle complete bathroom remodels from start to finish. That includes demolition, rough plumbing, waterproofing membranes, tile setting, vanity installation, and final trim. You won't be making calls to three different contractors to get one bathroom done. B&C Remodeling manages the whole job.

Illinois winters are hard on bathrooms. Freeze-thaw cycles in Mt Prospect, IL cause grout to crack, caulk to pull away, and older tile floors to shift when the ground moves. If your bathroom has a window wall or sits above an unheated crawl space, moisture and cold get in whether you see it or not. We waterproof every wet area and use materials rated for this climate, so the bath renovation holds up through Chicago-area winters instead of needing repairs two years later.

Custom Bathroom Layouts That Actually Fit Your Space

A custom bathroom doesn't mean expensive for the sake of it. It means the layout works for how you use the room. We've redesigned narrow galley bathrooms, combined two small rooms into one full bath, and converted standard tub spaces into walk-in showers. Every bath installation we do is drawn to the actual dimensions of your home — not pulled from a catalog.

If you're searching for bathroom remodeling ideas and don't know where to start, we'll walk you through what other Mt Prospect, IL homeowners have done in similar spaces. That conversation usually makes the decision a lot easier.

What Goes Into a Complete Bathroom Remodel

A complete bathroom remodel touches every system in the room. Demo comes first — tile, drywall, fixtures, sometimes the subfloor. Then rough plumbing gets updated or relocated. Waterproofing goes in before any tile. After that, it's cabinetry, tile setting, fixtures, and paint. Skipping steps in that sequence is how you end up with a bathroom makeover that looks good for a year and then starts to fail.

Bath renovation projects vary a lot in cost and timeline depending on how much of the existing space is salvageable. We'll tell you honestly what we find during the walkthrough so there are no surprises once demo starts.