The bathroom
that matches
the exterior.
Dallas offers full bathroom remodeling as an add-on to exterior projects. The same attention to detail he brings to stucco and exterior systems applies inside — waterproofing done correctly, tile set properly, no shortcuts that come back as leaks and mold. Most bathroom remodels happen alongside a full exterior project when the home is already being transformed.
Full gut to finish.
Every element.
Dallas performs complete bathroom renovations — from removing the existing bathroom down to the studs through full finish including tile, fixtures, vanity, and paint. The same forensic approach he applies to exterior water damage applies to bathroom waterproofing.
Shower and Tub Surrounds
Full demolition and rebuild. Correct waterproofing membrane — not just cement board. Custom tile. Niche shelving. Linear or traditional drain. Built to last decades.
Flooring
Heated floor systems, large format tile, luxury vinyl plank. Correct substrate preparation. Uncoupling membrane for crack prevention. Proper slope to drain.
Vanity and Plumbing
Custom or semi-custom vanity installation. Plumbing rough-in coordination. New faucets, mirrors, and lighting. All plumbing connections professionally installed.
Full Gut Remodel
Complete demolition to studs. Inspect for hidden moisture or mold. Rebuild correctly from the framing out. No cosmetic overlays over bad substrate.
Lighting and Electrical
Recessed shower lighting, vanity lighting, exhaust fan replacement. All electrical work coordinated with licensed electrician. Permits pulled for all electrical scope.
Paint and Finish
Moisture-resistant paint on all surfaces. Color consultation available. Trim, door, and accessory installation. Complete finish before project is signed off.
Waterproofing
done correctly.
The most common bathroom remodel failure is waterproofing. Cement board alone is not a waterproofing membrane. Most tile contractors apply cement board and tile directly — no membrane, no slope engineering, no proper drain integration. Dallas treats bathroom waterproofing the same way he treats exterior moisture barriers — correctly.
- ◆Schluter or RedGard waterproofing membrane — applied to all shower surfaces before tile. The only correct way to waterproof a shower.
- ◆Schluter Kerdi or Wedi board substrate — waterproof substrate in wet areas. Not just cement board.
- ◆Correct floor slope to drain — floor pitched correctly in all directions. No standing water.
- ◆Hidden moisture inspection before rebuilding — if existing bathroom has hidden moisture damage Dallas finds it before tiling over it.
Real bathrooms.
Real results.
Every bathroom below was remodeled by Dallas personally. Correct waterproofing. Custom tile. No shortcuts.
Gut it right.
Build it right.
Most bathroom remodel failures happen at the waterproofing stage — not the tile stage. Dallas applies the same forensic precision to bathroom moisture protection that he applies to exterior stucco systems. Water gets out. Not in.
Before rebuilding Dallas inspects the existing substrate for hidden moisture damage. Failed shower waterproofing is one of the most common causes of hidden wall and floor damage in Utah homes. He finds it before tiling over it — not 2 years later when the mold shows up.
Bathroom remodeling
answered.
The questions Utah homeowners ask before committing to a bathroom remodel.
Waterproofed right.
Tiled right.
Warranted.
Correct waterproofing. Custom tile. Dallas personally on every bathroom project.