Bathrooms
Bathrooms take more daily abuse than any room in the house and show their age first. We remodel bathrooms across Raleigh — from a vanity and tile refresh to a full gut renovation — with the same one-team, fixed-scope process behind the kitchens we build.
The work
Walk-in showers with frameless glass and built-in niches. Freestanding tubs. Double vanities with real drawer storage instead of one sad cabinet under the sink. Heated tile floors, new lighting and ventilation, and toilets that were installed this decade.
Because we build our own custom vanities and bathroom cabinetry (the same in-house work behind the Maynard kitchen renovation), your vanity is made to fit your exact wall. In older Raleigh homes where walls are rarely square and alcoves come in odd widths, that’s the difference between “fits” and “built for.”
Small spaces
Most Raleigh homes built before the 90s have at least one bathroom under 50 square feet. The fix is rarely more space — it’s smarter use of it: a curbless shower instead of a tub nobody uses, a wall-hung vanity that shows more floor, pocket doors, and vertical storage. We’ll tell you in the design consultation what your footprint can realistically do.
Discover the remodeling services available at Raleigh Custom Kitchens. We specialize in custom kitchens, bathroom remodeling, cabinetry, countertop replacement, attic conversions, basement finishing, and whole-home renovations to enhance your home’s beauty and functionality.
Bigger plans
Bathrooms are the most common add-on to larger projects. If you’re already planning a kitchen, bundling bathrooms into a whole home renovation means trades get scheduled once and finishes stay consistent through the house.
Adding a bathroom to a finished basement or attic conversion is also one of the highest-value moves you can make — a bonus room with a bathroom counts as living space in a way a bonus room alone doesn’t. Book a discovery call to scope a multi-room project.
The process
It starts with a discovery call, then an in-home consultation where we measure the space and talk through how the bathroom actually gets used — morning rush, guest traffic, aging-in-place needs. We bring tile and finish samples to your home, in your light, where those decisions should be made.
From there you get a fixed scope, a fixed price, and a real timeline: most bathrooms run two to three weeks once demolition starts. Read more about the team and process behind our projects.
Tell us which bathroom you avoid showing guests — then browse finished projects in our remodeling portfolio.
A typical full bathroom remodel runs two to three weeks once demolition starts. Tile-heavy designs and custom glass add a few days because glass is measured after tile is set.
Yes — tub-to-shower conversions are one of our most common projects. We handle the plumbing changes, waterproofing, tile, and glass.
If plumbing or electrical is moving, yes, and we pull them. Cosmetic updates like vanities and tile usually don’t.
It depends on size and finishes — custom glass and tile are the biggest variables. After the in-home consultation you get a fixed price for a fixed scope.
Yes. Curbless showers, built-in seating, blocking for grab bars, comfort-height fixtures, and wider doorways can all be designed in — and done well, they don’t look clinical.
