★★★★★
"They found rotted subfloor under our old tub — showed me photos, gave me a fixed price for the repair, and didn’t touch it until I approved. That’s a contractor, not a salesman. The new walk-in shower is flawless."
Licensed Bathroom Contractors — Atlanta, GA
Bathroom Contractors Near Me — Atlanta, GA
A bathroom contractor handles the riskiest parts of your home — plumbing, electrical, and waterproofing. Searching “bathroom contractors near me” in Atlanta? We’re licensed, insured, and local, serving Atlanta, GA plus Sandy Springs, Marietta, Decatur and Brookhaven. Written prices, permits pulled, 187 five-star reviews.
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Trusted across Metro Atlanta450+Kitchens & Baths Remodeled
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Choosing Bathroom Contractors Near You in Atlanta
A bathroom contractor takes on the riskiest systems in your home — pressurized plumbing, high-voltage circuits, and waterproofing that has to hold for decades. Get any of it wrong and water does what water does. We’re Kitchen and Bathroom Remodeling Atlanta GA — licensed bathroom contractors serving Atlanta, GA and surrounding areas including Sandy Springs, Marietta, Decatur, Brookhaven, Kennesaw, and Tucker. Our bathroom remodeling services cover every type of bath; this page is about hiring the right contractor for yours.
Verify before you trust. Georgia requires residential contractors doing work over $2,500 to hold a state license — get the number and check it with the Secretary of State. Demand current general liability and workers’ comp certificates; in a bathroom, where plumbers and electricians share tight quarters, insurance isn’t paperwork — it’s protection. And confirm they pull permits: bathroom work without permits can void your homeowner’s insurance exactly when a leak makes you need it.
Then look past the license to the craft. Ask how they waterproof a shower — the answer should be a named system (membrane, foam pan, sealed seams), not “we use the green stuff.” Ask who does the tile and whether they’re employees or day labor. Ask for addresses of finished bathrooms nearby. A real bathroom contractor answers crisply; an evasive one has already answered.
- Georgia licensed & insured
State contractor license plus liability and workers’ comp — certificates in your hands before work begins. - Named waterproofing systems
Every shower gets a fully waterproofed assembly — membrane, sealed pan, proper slope — never tile over bare drywall. - Licensed plumbers & electricians
All rough plumbing and electrical by licensed trades, permitted and inspected to Georgia code. - Written contracts, milestone billing
Itemized fixed price, 10–15% deposit, payments tied to visible progress. No cash-only, no 50% upfront.
Why Us
Why Atlanta Homeowners Trust Our Bathroom Contractors
Contractor-grade accountability on every bathroom we build.
- Verifiable license & insurance
License number on every contract, insurance certificates before work starts. Check us with the state — we insist. - Waterproofing warranty
Showers are waterproofed as complete systems and covered by our written workmanship warranty. If it leaks, we fix it — but it won’t. - Permits on every project
We pull permits with your city or county and pass inspections. Your insurance stays valid and your resale disclosures stay clean. - No-surprise contracts
Itemized scope, named fixtures and tile, fixed total. Change orders are photographed, priced fairly, and approved by you in writing. - Respectful of occupied homes
Dust barriers, floor protection, daily cleanup — and a plan for one-bathroom households so you’re never stranded. - Local and accountable
We’re based in Atlanta and our reputation lives on your street. 187 reviews, 4.9 stars, and a company that answers its phone.
How It Works
Your Bathroom Project in 5 Contractor-Grade Steps
The process our reviewers call “organized” and “stress-free.”
01 • FIRST CALL
A Real Person, 24/7
Call (404) 232-3742 anytime — nights, weekends, holidays. Real answers, real scheduling, no voicemail maze.
02 • DESIGN VISIT
Free Consult & Itemized Quote
Measurements, fixture and tile samples, 3D layouts, honest budget talk — then a written itemized quote with everything named.
03 • CONTRACT & PERMITS
Signed and Permitted
Detailed contract signed, permits pulled, materials ordered. You get a start date, a timeline, and your PM’s direct line.
04 • CONSTRUCTION
Supervised, Documented Work
Licensed trades and our own crews, dust control, daily cleanup, weekly photo updates. You always know what’s happening and what’s next.
05 • CLOSEOUT
Walkthrough & Warranty
Every grout line inspected together, punch list finished, deep clean, warranty paperwork. Final payment only when you love it.
Ask Better Questions
The Bathroom Contractor Questions Most Atlanta Homeowners Forget to Ask
Add these to your interview list — the answers reveal everything.
“How exactly do you waterproof the shower?” This single question filters out most bad bathroom contractors. Listen for specifics: a waterproofing membrane over cement board or foam board, a pre-sloped sealed shower pan, waterproofed niches and benches, flood testing before tile. If the answer is vague — “oh, we waterproof everything” — you’re talking to someone who tiles over drywall and hopes. Every shower we build gets a complete waterproofed assembly, and we’ll explain exactly which one we’re using on your project.
“Who is actually doing the plumbing and electrical?” In Georgia, plumbing and electrical work must be done by licensed tradespeople. Some “contractors” hand it to whoever’s cheapest that week. Ours go to licensed plumbers and electricians we’ve worked with for years, and the work is permitted and inspected. Ask for the trade license numbers too — a legitimate contractor provides them the same way we provide ours.
“What happens to my one bathroom during construction?” and “How do you protect the rest of my house from water and dust?” These logistics questions separate professionals from improvisers. We phase one-bathroom projects to keep a working toilet as long as possible, set dust barriers and floor protection on day one, and shut off and cap water lines properly at every stage. Ask how they handle a mid-project leak discovery, too — the good answer involves documentation, photos, fair pricing, and your written approval before a dollar changes.
What to verify before you sign
- Georgia contractor license — verify it with the Secretary of State
- Current liability and workers’ comp certificates
- Written waterproofing method for showers and tub surrounds
- Itemized contract with named fixtures, tile, and materials
- Permit responsibility and inspection schedule in writing
- Payment schedule tied to milestones — 10–15% deposit max
Contractor Pricing
Bathroom Contractor Pricing in Atlanta
2026 ranges from licensed contractors who quote them weekly.
Tub / Shower Update
$8k – $15k
New tub or shower, surround tile, fixtures, and valve — a focused upgrade with big daily impact.
Full Hall Bath
$15k – $28k
Gut renovation: plumbing, electrical, tile, vanity, and ventilation by licensed trades, permitted and inspected.
Master Bath Suite
$28k – $50k+
Double vanity, walk-in shower, soaking tub, custom tile — a full retreat built to code.
Bathroom contractor pricing hinges on three things: how far plumbing moves, how much tile you want, and what the walls hide. Moving a toilet or shower drain through a slab is real labor; keeping fixtures near their existing rough-ins saves thousands. Tile scope is the other lever — a porcelain floor and simple surround versus a fully tiled shower with niche, bench, and accent mosaic. Our itemized quotes separate all three so you can tune the project to your budget.
The bid that should worry you is the one far below the others. A $5,000 “complete bathroom remodel” in Atlanta means no license, no permits, no waterproofing — pick any two. When a shower pan fails, remediation means tearing out tile, subfloor, and sometimes joists: five figures to fix a four-figure shortcut. Licensed, insured, permitted work costs more upfront because it includes the things that keep you from paying twice.
Get contractor-grade pricing in writing: call (404) 232-3742 for a free, itemized, in-home estimate.
Service Areas
Bathroom Contractors Serving Atlanta, GA & Nearby
Licensed for residential remodeling across Georgia, based in Atlanta and serving the full metro. Visit our service area guide for ZIP codes and communities.
Bathroom Remodel Decatur GABathroom Remodeling TuckerBathroom Remodeling KennesawBathroom Renovation BrookhavenBathroom Remodel Marietta GA
ZIP Codes We Serve in Atlanta
30303, 30305, 30306, 30307, 30308, 30309, 30310, 30311, 30312, 30313, 30314, 30315, 30316, 30317, 30318, 30324, 30326, 30327, 30331, 30334, 30336, 30342, 30354, 30363 — plus surrounding Metro Atlanta ZIP codes. Call to confirm your address.
Kitchen and Bathroom Remodeling Atlanta GA
191 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30303 • Open 24 Hours • (404) 232-3742
191 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30303 • Open 24 Hours • (404) 232-3742
Questions Atlanta Homeowners Ask
FAQs About Hiring Bathroom Contractors Near You
Waterproofing, licensing, permits — the questions that matter most.
Like kitchens, it’s mostly vocabulary — but the contractor title should mean a Georgia license, insurance, permits, and written contracts. For bathrooms specifically, confirm the contractor uses licensed plumbers and electricians rather than general labor for rough work. We do, on every project.
We hold a Georgia residential contractor license and carry full insurance. Plumbing and electrical rough-in is performed by licensed trade partners, permitted with your city or county, and inspected to code. We’ll share trade license details on request.
Look up the license number on the Georgia Secretary of State’s website and confirm it’s active and matches the business on your contract. Then verify insurance certificates by calling the insurer. It takes ten minutes and it’s the single best protection you have.
Yes — every project that requires one. We handle the application, schedule inspections, and make sure everything passes. Unpermitted bathroom work risks insurance problems and resale headaches; permitted work protects you on both.
As complete systems: cement or foam backer board with a waterproofing membrane, a pre-sloped sealed shower pan, waterproofed niches and benches, and flood testing before a single tile goes up. We’ll tell you exactly which system your shower gets — ask us, we like this question.
In 2026: tub/shower updates $8k–$15k, full hall baths $15k–$28k, master suites $28k–$50k+. Plumbing relocations and extensive tile move the number most. Our quotes are itemized so you see every driver.
Dust barriers at every doorway, floor protection on all traffic paths, daily cleanup, and proper water shutoffs at each stage. For one-bathroom homes, we phase work to keep a functioning toilet as long as possible.
We photograph it, show you in person, and give you a fixed price for the repair before proceeding — your written approval, always. Older Atlanta homes often hide past leaks; our process plans for it instead of panicking about it.
Customer Reviews
What Atlanta Homeowners Say
What homeowners say after hiring our licensed bathroom contractors.
★★★★★
"I asked how they waterproof and got a ten-minute education, not a brush-off. Permits were posted on my door before demo started. Two weeks later I had a bathroom that looks like a spa."
★★★★★
"The contract spelled out every fixture model number. Milestone payments matched the progress I could see. When the inspector came, everything passed first try. Worth every penny for that peace of mind."
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Bathroom Contractors Atlanta Can Check Out
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