Bathroom Remodeling in Savage, MN

Bathrooms in Savage tell the story of when the city was built. With a median construction year around 1997 and roughly 40 percent of homes built since 2000, most primary baths here are original to that late-1990s and 2000s wave, think a big cultured-marble garden tub, a separate fiberglass shower, an oak vanity, and a lot of wasted floor space. For Savage homeowners, the popular move is converting that dated tub-and-shower combo into a large curbless tile shower, which reads as an upgrade and works better day to day. We design and build the whole thing with our own crews.

Older homes matter here too. The ramblers and split-levels built before the boom, especially closer to the river bluffs and Highway 13, often have small hall baths with failing tile, no exhaust venting, and hidden moisture damage behind the walls. When we open these up we address the parts you cannot see, waterproofing, proper vapor management, and updated venting, which matters in Minnesota where a poorly sealed shower and a long winter add up to mold. You get one team handling design, demolition, plumbing, and tile, with written pricing and clear updates the whole way.

We also do a steady amount of aging-in-place work for longtime Savage residents who bought during the 1990s growth and plan to stay. Curbless entries, a bench and grab-bar blocking, comfort-height fixtures, and better lighting can be built in without making the bathroom look clinical. Whether it is a quick primary-bath update in a 2004 two-story or a full reconfiguration in an older home, MDR serves Savage from our Farmington base, licensed under MN BC694036 and EPA Lead-Safe for pre-1978 houses.