Garden tub out, walk-in shower in
The most common primary-bath request in suburban homes: reclaim the tub deck for a larger shower, usually with a bench and glass panel.
Royal Bathroom Remodeling · Dallas, TX
Primary bathrooms, walk-in showers, tub conversions, tile and vanities for Dallas-area homes. Every project starts with a site visit and a written scope, so you know what's being built before demolition starts.
Open daily, 7 AM to 10 PM. Talk to us about your bathroom today.
Measured scopeA written plan before a price
Waterproofing firstMembranes and flood tests before tile
Built for North TexasSlab movement, hard water, humidity
Residential onlyHomes in Dallas and nearby cities
Take on the whole room or one part of it. Each service page explains the options, the process and what drives the cost.
Also: walk-in showers, bathtub replacement, tile installation, flooring and vanities and countertops.
How we work
Most bathroom remodels that go sideways do it in planning, not construction. We put the effort up front.
We measure, look at the floor structure, plumbing, venting and wiring, and listen to what isn't working for you.
A line-by-line scope covering what's removed, what's built and what's included, so quotes can be compared fairly.
Tile, fixtures, vanity and glass are chosen with lead times in mind, and critical items are on hand before demo.
Rough-in, inspections where required, waterproofing and flood testing, then tile, fixtures and glass.
We go through the finished room with you, note anything that needs attention, and explain care for grout, stone and glass.
Dallas homes
The bathrooms we see around Dallas fall into a few familiar patterns. Suburban homes from the 1980s through the 2000s often have a large primary bath built around a corner garden tub, a cultured-marble vanity top, a small fiberglass shower and a soffit over the vanity. Older homes in established neighborhoods tend to have compact bathrooms, original tile and sometimes pier-and-beam floors.
Beyond the floor plan, the local conditions shape the details:
We don't publish price lists, because two bathrooms of the same size can differ enormously in cost. Moving a drain, going curbless on a slab, choosing large-format porcelain or adding a second shower head each change the labor involved.
What we can do is show you where the money goes and which choices move the number most, so you can put the budget where you'll notice it every day.
From a single hall bath to a primary suite with a new layout. See how each type of project is scoped on our projects page.
The most common primary-bath request in suburban homes: reclaim the tub deck for a larger shower, usually with a bench and glass panel.
New tub or shower, durable tile, a vanity with drawers and better lighting, often while the rest of the house stays in use.
A curbless shower, blocking for grab bars and a comfort-height toilet, designed so they look like good design rather than equipment.
We work on homes in Dallas and nearby cities. Each area page covers the housing and bathroom layouts we tend to find there. The service areas overview has the full picture.
It depends on the scope you choose. A full remodel usually covers demolition, plumbing and electrical changes, waterproofing, tile, the vanity and countertop, the shower or tub, glass, lighting, ventilation and paint. Smaller projects might replace only the shower or the vanity. The full bathroom remodeling page walks through the whole-room process.
From a measured scope and your selections, not a price per square foot. The biggest variables are layout changes, the size and type of shower, tile choice and how much plumbing moves. Our bathroom remodel cost page explains what goes into an estimate.
Cosmetic work often doesn't need one, but altering plumbing, electrical or walls usually does. Requirements vary by city, and Highland Park and University Park run their own building departments, so the rules are confirmed for your address during planning.
Most homeowners do, especially when there's a second bathroom. We set up dust protection and a work path, and talk through daily start and finish times before work begins.
Talk to a remodeler
One call is enough to tell us what you'd like to change. We'll ask a few questions, then arrange a visit to measure and give you a written scope and estimate.
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