Bathroom Remodeling in Farmington, MN

Bathrooms tell you a lot about when a Farmington house was built. The large wave of homes from the 1970s through the 1990s, including nearly all of the Farmington Northwest area, often still have the original fiberglass surrounds, cultured-marble vanities, and small windows of that period. We update these for local homeowners with modern tile showers, better ventilation, and layouts that make honest use of the space, whether it is a tight hall bath or a dated primary suite that needs to work harder.

The homes built across Farmington since 2000 usually have more square footage to work with, but the finishes are often the same builder-grade package installed in dozens of houses nearby. We help those owners turn a generic primary bath into something specific to them, with a curbless or larger shower, freestanding tub, double vanity, and tile that fits the house. In the older homes near downtown, we also handle aging-in-place upgrades, like walk-in showers and grab bars, done so they look intentional rather than clinical.

Every bathroom we build gets the same design-build process: one team, a clear written price, and a plan for the wet-area details that matter in Minnesota homes, from waterproofing to proper exhaust. We know the older plumbing you can run into in Farmington's mid-century houses and we plan for it, so the surprises stay small. Being based right here means we are quick to walk a job, answer a question, and keep the project moving on the schedule we promised.