The bathroom is the first room you use in the morning and the last at night, and it takes more water than any room in the house. We strip it down, waterproof it properly, and tile it with our own crew.
The Work
Maybe the shower has been leaking into the ceiling below for years. Maybe the tub never gets used, the vanity has nowhere to put anything, and two people can’t get ready at once without taking turns.
We start with how your mornings actually run, then look at what the room is hiding: the floor under the toilet, the framing behind the tile, where the drain can really go. The carpenter who walks it with you sets the tile.
What We Build
Some baths need a new vanity and a floor that stops flexing. Others need the tub out, a walk-in shower framed in and the drain moved. Here is the bathroom work our crew takes on.
Gutted to the studs and rebuilt: framing fixed where needed, plumbing and wiring brought current, then waterproofing, tile, vanity and fixtures, by one crew in one sequence.
The tub nobody uses comes out and a walk-in shower goes in, on a sloped, waterproofed pan with a low curb or none, sized to your room.
Tile set by hand over a waterproof membrane, not cement board and hope. Niches, a bench and the glass planned before the first tile goes on the wall.
Single or double vanities set level on a solid floor, drawers that actually hold things, and a medicine cabinet or linen closet framed in where the walls allow.
Bigger rooms with a separate shower and tub, a double vanity and a toilet room, laid out so two people can get ready without trading turns at the sink.
Small rooms done properly: a compact vanity, a quiet fan, good light and a flat floor, so the room your guests see looks finished, not like an afterthought.
Grab bars blocked into the framing, wider doorways, a low or no-curb shower and comfort-height fixtures, built so the bathroom still works for you years from now.
Tile on a flat, stiff subfloor, heated floors if you want them, light at the mirror where you need it, and trim and paint to finish the room clean.
An exhaust fan vented outside, never into the attic, sized to the room and wired to run until the steam clears, so paint holds and mold never starts.
The Honest Version
Bathrooms hide water damage better than any room. Knowing where to look is how we price it honestly, and how a rotten joist gets fixed, not tiled over.
What we usually findSoft spots around the toilet and tub, where small leaks have been soaking into the wood for years.
What we do about itWe cut out the bad section, repair or sister the joists, and lay a stiff, flat base for tile.
What we usually findTile set on drywall or bare cement board with no waterproofing, and damp framing right behind it.
What we do about itWe strip it to the studs, replace what has rotted, and seal the walls in a membrane before tile.
What we usually findA fan that blows into the attic, or no fan at all, and mold starting where the ceiling meets the wall.
What we do about itWe run the duct outside through the roof or wall and size the fan to clear the whole room.
What we usually findOld or patched supply lines, and a drain that won’t reach where the new shower needs to go.
What we do about itWe replace what is failing while the walls are open, and confirm the drain path before the layout is set.
Who Does the Work
Most bathrooms get handed from a plumber to a tile setter to whoever hangs drywall that week, and nobody owns the leak. Ours are built start to finish by the crew that quoted them.
The usual way
The AllTrades way
How a Bathroom Job Runs
Most full bathroom remodels take 2–4 weeks once demo starts, longer when the layout changes. Here is what fills those weeks, and who is on site.
Start a ProjectYou reach someone who builds bathrooms, not a call center. Tell us what’s leaking, cracking or just worn out, and we’ll come look at it.
We check the floor for give, look behind the access panel, and put a number in writing, priced against the real work, before you sign.
Tile, vanity, fixtures and glass, picked with our partners or your designer. We order once it’s final, so the bath never sits waiting on a faucet.
Down to the studs. Subfloor and framing repaired, plumbing and wiring moved and inspected. We plan around your other bathroom so the house keeps running.
Membrane on, shower pan sloped and flood-tested, then tile set by hand, grout, vanity and fixtures, with a check-in from the crew every week.
Caulk lines clean, the fan clearing steam, every drain checked for leaks. We walk the finished bath with you and stay until the list is closed.
The Investment
Every bathroom is priced after a walkthrough, against what is really behind the tile. Most of our baths land in these ranges, so you have a starting point before we meet.
Tier 01
$12K – $20K
Same layout, new surfaces
Typically includes
Tier 02
$20K – $35K
Down to the studs
Everything in Refresh, plus
Tier 03
$35K+
A new layout
Everything in Remodel, plus
Every number comes from a walkthrough and the actual work behind the tile. These ranges are where bathrooms start, not where they stop.
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Bathroom Questions
What homeowners ask most before a bathroom remodel starts. If your question isn’t here, bring it with you to the walkthrough.
Ask a QuestionA full bath remodel usually takes 2–4 weeks. If it’s your only bathroom, say so at the walkthrough and we’ll plan the work to keep the downtime short.
Usually. We check where the drain sits and how the floor is framed, then build a sloped, waterproofed pan sized to the space, with a low curb or none.
A waterproof membrane covers the walls and pan before any tile, with the seams sealed and the pan flood-tested. Tile and grout are the finish, not the waterproofing.
Often, when the plumbing or wiring changes. We handle all of it: we file for it, book the inspections, and the walls stay open until the rough-in passes.
In most bathrooms, yes. The heating mat goes under the tile on its own circuit with a wall thermostat, and we plan it at selections so the wiring is ready.
It’s common, so we expect it. We show you what we found and what the repair costs before fixing it, and it gets repaired properly, not hidden under new tile.
The Rest of the Work
Once one bathroom is done, the other starts to look its age. The same crew also builds kitchens, basements, decks and additions all over Westmoreland County.
Where We Build
We work in the towns pinned below, from Plum and Monroeville out to Greensburg, and the Westmoreland and Allegheny County addresses in between. Not sure if we cover yours? Give us a call and we’ll tell you.
Service area may include adjacent municipalities on a case-by-case basis — call to confirm your address.
Get in Touch
Tell us about the project in the form or give us a call. Either way, estimates are free and the number is the number — priced to the actual work, written down before anyone swings a hammer.
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412-730-8805
hello@alltradeshq.com
Hours
Mon–Fri · 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Closed Sat & Sun
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529 Forest Ave
Trafford, PA 15085
