Sagadahoc County · 14 mi from our Brunswick shop
Bathroom remodeling in Richmond, ME
We remodel bathrooms in Richmond: walk-in showers, tub-to-shower conversions, tile, vanities and the plumbing behind them.
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 Richmond 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.
Richmond is in our regular work area — about 25 minutes from our Brunswick base — so estimate visits are easy to schedule and we take on projects of every size here, from a leaky faucet to a full remodel. All towns in Sagadahoc 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.