York County · 57 mi from our Brunswick shop
Bathroom remodeling in Ogunquit, ME
From a quick vanity swap to a full gut renovation, we build bathrooms in Ogunquit that are properly waterproofed and made to last.
What we do
- Full bathroom remodels
- Tub-to-shower conversions and walk-in showers
- Tile floors and shower walls with proper waterproofing
- Vanities, toilets, fixtures and plumbing
- Grab bars and accessible / aging-in-place layouts
- Ventilation fans to stop moisture and mold
Signs it's time
- Soft floor near the toilet or tub
- Cracked or loose tile, failing grout
- Mold or peeling paint from steam
- Leaks showing on the ceiling below
- Tub is hard to step into
Many homes around Ogunquit are older New England houses — balloon framing, old wiring, plaster walls and fieldstone foundations. We plan for what's likely behind the walls so the estimate holds up.
Ogunquit is about 80 minutes from our Brunswick base. We take on remodeling and construction projects here on a scheduled basis — book an estimate visit and we'll plan the work around our York County jobs. All towns in York County →
Common questions
How long does a bathroom remodel take?+
Most full bathroom remodels take a few weeks, depending on what we find behind the walls and on tile and fixture lead times. You'll get a schedule with your estimate.
Can you turn my tub into a walk-in shower?+
Yes — it's one of our most common jobs. We rebuild the drain, waterproof the shower properly and tile it.
I have an active leak or a sewer backup — what do I do?+
Shut off the main water valve if water is leaking, stop running water if drains are backing up, and call us at 207-555-0199 — urgent leaks and sewer backups get priority.
My drains are slow or keep clogging. Can you help?+
Yes. We clear drains and, when clogs keep coming back, look for the cause further down the line — such as roots, a sagging pipe or a damaged sewer line — and repair it.
Do you replace water heaters?+
Yes. We replace water heaters and can talk through options for your household's hot-water use at the estimate visit. Signs it's time include rusty water, leaking at the base, or running out of hot water sooner than before.
Should I re-pipe my older house?+
If you have frequent leaks, low water pressure, or old galvanized or mixed piping, re-piping can be worth it — and it's often easiest to do while walls are already open for a remodel. We'll look at your system and give you the options in writing.
Call or text for an estimate
Planning a project?
Call us, or pick a time online for an estimate visit — we'll confirm by phone or text.