Bathroom Remodeling in Lewisville, TX

Bathroom Remodeling in Lewisville

Bathrooms are where Lewisville's housing age shows the fastest. The ranch homes of Lewisville Valley and the surrounding 1970s and '80s subdivisions were built with dated fixtures, small footprints, and a run of hard water since — the kind of bathroom that has been patched more than remodeled. Some of the older single-story homes were built with just one full bath for the whole house. And in newer communities like Castle Hills, the baths are plentiful but many owners want them updated, both for style and, increasingly, for accessibility and aging in place.

Three very different Lewisville projects

Remodeling the dated hall bath in a 1975 ranch is a careful job — original tile, aging supply lines, and a layout so tight that gaining a foot of space usually means moving a wall. Adding a second bathroom, carved out of a hall closet or the corner of a bedroom, is one of the highest-value moves an owner of an older Lewisville home can make. And updating a primary bath in a newer home is about turning a builder-grade room into something that feels custom. We're honest about what a tight old layout can and can't become before we start.

Accessibility, durability, and the plumbing behind the wall

For owners planning to stay in the home long-term, curbless showers, grab-bar blocking, comfort-height fixtures, and slip-resistant floors turn a dated bathroom into one that works for decades. But bathrooms are plumbing-first: moving a toilet, adding a shower, or relocating a vanity is work the state-licensed plumber pulls a permit for, alongside the electrical permit for new circuits, GFCI protection, and ventilation. Getting the waterproofing and the rough-in right is what separates a remodel that lasts from one that leaks in five years.

Permitting through MGO Connect

A bathroom that relocates fixtures or adds circuits is a permitted alteration in Lewisville. The city's Building Services division at 151 W. Church Street handles it through the MGO Connect (MyGovernmentOnline) online portal — application, fees, permit tracking, and inspection requests in one place — and requires the contractor to be registered in that portal before a permit will issue. We keep our registration current and file under our MGO account; homeowners can create an account too to watch the plumbing and waterproofing inspections clear. That record of a passed inspection is exactly what a future buyer will want to see behind a remodeled bath.

Working with The Remo Guys

The Remo Guys is an insured and bonded design-build based in Allen, serving Lewisville and the surrounding metroplex. We'll tell you plainly what your space can become, plan around the household while the one bathroom is out of service, and carry every inspection through to a passed final.