Custom bathroom remodeling for Norwich homes

Norwich CT Bathroom Remodeling for updated showers, tubs, and tile that fit your home.

Full-service bathroom remodeling, tub-to-shower conversions, walk-in showers, and accessibility upgrades for homes in Norwichtown, Taftville, Greeneville, Yantic, Occum, Laurel Hill, and across Norwich.

Local to Norwich: We remodel bathrooms around the way New London County homes are actually built—older plumbing, compact second-floor baths, tight stairways, and well water or city water along the Thames River.

Call 877-949-3557 for a bathroom design consult
Schedule a no-pressure planning call for Norwich and nearby New London County towns.
Complete bathroom remodels Tub-to-shower conversions Tile, vanities & fixtures Accessibility & walk-in showers
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Services

Bathroom remodeling services for Norwich CT homes

Whether you are updating a small hall bath near Norwichtown Green or remodeling a primary bath in East Great Plains, we plan bathrooms around real floor plans, plumbing, and long-term maintenance.

Remodel

Full bathroom remodels

Down-to-the-studs bathroom remodels including new tub or shower, tile, vanity, toilet, lighting, fan, and storage—coordinated around your Norwich home and budget.

Primary baths Hall baths Guest baths
Showers

Walk-in & tiled shower installations

Step-in showers with low thresholds, niches, glass, and waterproof systems designed for New England homes and daily use.

Custom tile showers Walk-in designs Glass enclosures
Conversions

Tub-to-shower conversions

Convert a traditional tub into a safer, more open shower without moving every wall in the room—ideal for older Norwich homes with tight layouts.

One-bath homes Main-floor baths Aging in place
Accessibility

Accessibility & safety upgrades

Grab bars, comfort-height toilets, wider openings, slip-resistant flooring, and low-threshold showers that make daily routines safer and easier.

Grab bars Low thresholds Slip-resistant floors
Surfaces

Tile, flooring & waterproofing

Backer board, membranes, tile, grout, and flooring installed as a system to protect walls and subfloors from moisture over the long term.

Tile showers & floors Waterproofing Heated floors (optional)
Details

Vanities, lighting & ventilation

Updated vanities, mirrors, lighting, fans, and storage planned around how you actually use the bath every day.

Vanity upgrades Better lighting Exhaust fans
Ready to talk layout, finishes, and budget? Call 877-949-3557
Norwich neighborhoods

Bathroom remodeling across Norwich CT neighborhoods

From historic homes near Norwichtown Green to newer construction on the outskirts of the city, we remodel bathrooms across most Norwich neighborhoods.

  • Norwichtown & Old Norwich: Historic homes where we carefully update baths while respecting older framing and plaster walls.
  • Taftville & Occum: Mill homes and side-by-sides where compact bathrooms benefit from better layouts and modern fixtures.
  • Greeneville & Laurel Hill: Multi-story homes near the Shetucket and Thames Rivers with second-floor baths that need updated plumbing and ventilation.
  • Yantic & East Great Plains: Capes and ranches where main-floor baths are converted to walk-in showers or updated for long-term use.
  • Westside, Thamesville & Plain Hill: Neighborhoods off West Main Street and Plain Hill Road where we modernize tile, vanities, and lighting.
  • Surrounding Norwich areas: Homes along Salem Turnpike, Route 82, Route 2, and Route 32 where we coordinate access, parking, and debris removal.
Downtown Norwich (41.5243, -72.0759) Norwichtown Green Taftville Greeneville Yantic
On-site or virtual walk-throughs: We review your existing bath, plumbing, and electrical so your remodel plan is realistic before you commit to materials or timing.

Other New London County areas we service

  • New London & Waterford: Bathrooms in older homes and condos near the shoreline where moisture control and ventilation matter.
  • Groton, Mystic & Stonington: Coastal properties and year-round homes where durable finishes and tile are a priority.
  • Montville & Uncasville: Split-level and ranch homes near Route 32 and the Thames River with main-floor baths ready for updated showers and tile.
  • Lisbon, Griswold & Voluntown: Homes along Route 12 and I-395 where we modernize baths while working around well water and septic systems.
  • Preston, Franklin & Sprague: Rural and semi-rural homes where we coordinate materials, access, and timing around everyday schedules.
Not sure if your town is covered? We probably service it. Call 877-949-3557
What locals ask

Norwich bathroom remodeling FAQ

Common questions Norwich and New London County homeowners ask when they start planning a bathroom remodel.

How long does a typical bathroom remodel take in Norwich?
Most Norwich bathroom remodels take about 2–3 weeks of on-site work once materials are ready. Complex layouts, tile accents, or major plumbing and electrical changes can add time. We outline the expected timeline before work begins so you know what to expect.
Can you remodel a small bathroom in an older Norwich home?
Yes. Many Norwich baths are compact with sloped ceilings or dormers. We focus on better layouts, storage, and lighting, while working within existing framing and plumbing when possible to keep costs predictable.
Do I need permits for a bathroom remodel in Norwich CT?
Projects that involve moving plumbing, electrical, or changing structural elements typically require permits. We help coordinate required permits with the City of Norwich and schedule inspections as part of the project.
Can you work with my budget and help prioritize upgrades?
Absolutely. We can phase work, focus on the most important upgrades first, or provide options at different price points so your bathroom remodel fits your budget and timeline.
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