1275 Glenlivet Dr, Ste 100, Allentown, PA, 18106
The bathroom stays protected while the rest of the house stays livable, the schedule works around your family, and one crew sees it through.
You get your only bathroom back on a firm date, protected while the work happens and finished when it was promised.
Allentown Bathroom Pros is a bathroom remodeling contractor that has worked in houses across Allentown and the Lehigh Valley since 2010, sixteen years of one-bathroom homes, with a book that usually runs a few weeks out.
Full remodels, tub to shower conversions, walk-in showers and tiling cover most of the work, alongside vanity swaps, flooring and the accessible features, a grab bar, a curbless entry, that let somebody stay in the house they already know.
Every wet area gets a full waterproofing membrane before tile goes on, the step that keeps water out of the subfloor and the ceiling of whatever room sits underneath it.
Is a job worth calling about? A single fixture swapped for a homeowner in Coplay counts, and so does a full gut remodel for a family finally replacing the only bathroom their rowhouse has ever had.
Call (610) 555-0133 for a free in-home visit and a start date built around your one bathroom. You go from planning showers around one broken fixture to using a finished bathroom every morning!
One bathroom, and no spare while it is out of service.
A homeowner is not asking about purchase orders. They are asking how long they lose the only bathroom in the house, whether the dust reaches the bedrooms, and whether the family's schedule gets worked around or just told to cope.
That is a different job from a landlord's, and Allentown Bathroom Pros plans a house remodel around the household living in it, not around a building's paperwork.
Services
Homeowners in a rowhouse or a twin whose only bathroom has never been touched call for a full remodel when patching one more thing stops making sense. It suits anyone ready to replace the whole room at once rather than one fixture at a time, especially where the layout itself needs to change, not just what is on the surface.
Learn more about Full Bathroom Remodels
Homeowners past the point of stepping over a tub wall call for a conversion, along with anyone whose shower pan has already failed and needs rebuilding from the subfloor up. It suits a single fixture changing inside a room that otherwise stays as it is, not a full remodel of everything around it.
Learn more about Showers and Bathtubs
For a shower that is failing quietly behind the tile, or a floor going in fresh. The membrane is the part nobody sees again, which is exactly why it gets named, checked and flood tested before a single tile is set on top of it.
Learn more about Tiling and Waterproofing
For a rowhouse bathroom where the vanity that looked fine in a showroom will not clear the door, or a family finally adding real storage to a room that never had any. The measure comes before the choice, not after.
Learn more about Vanities and Storage
For somebody staying in the home they know, or a family arranging a bathroom before a parent moves in or comes home from hospital. The room is planned around an actual person, on the visit, not against a checklist.
Learn more about Accessible BathroomsTwo to three weeks door to door, and the noisy work is over well before the halfway point.
Call for a free in-home visit and a start date that works around your one bathroom.
Get a free quoteOne bathroom, two different quotes. Here is what actually moves the number once the room has been measured and opened up.
Every factor above gets confirmed once someone has seen the room, so the number quoted at the visit is the number kept. Get a free quote
FAQs
Common questions before booking a bathroom remodel
No. A powder room refresh and a full gut remodel get the same free visit and the same attention, and a bathroom is worth calling about the moment it stops working the way your household needs it to, whatever size it is.
The old tub, vanity and tile get hauled off site once the new fixtures are confirmed and on hand, so nothing sits in the driveway or the yard for days, and there is nothing left for you to arrange or dispose of yourself.
Most Allentown homes have one bathroom, so Allentown Bathroom Pros plans around that specifically, two to three weeks door to door with the loudest, messiest part of the job finished well before the halfway point.
A walk-in shower usually wins on daily use and on getting older in the house, a tub usually wins where a bath is what the household actually uses, and the choice gets made at the design meeting before anything is ordered.
Room size, whether a tub is being converted to a shower, what condition the walls and floor are in once opened up, and the tile and fixtures chosen all move the number, and every factor gets confirmed once the room has been measured.
No. The bathroom is closed off with plastic sheeting from the door to the tub and the rest of the house stays livable, though a hotel night or two is worth planning for on the day the old tub and tile actually come out and the water gets shut off.
Tile is what you see, but the membrane underneath is what stops a leak from reaching the joists and the ceiling of the room below it, and it goes on before a single tile is set, on every job Allentown Bathroom Pros does, full remodel or small repair alike.
No, though the first visit and the final walkthrough go better with somebody there to answer questions. Once the schedule is set, the crew can work the house on its own for most of the middle stretch of the job without you needing to be there every day.
Demo is the dustiest stretch of the job, and it gets contained with sheeting run from the bathroom door to the tub, sealed off from the rest of the house rather than trusted to a closed door alone, so the other rooms stay livable while it happens.
Allentown Bathroom Pros carries general liability and workers compensation insurance and comes back to look at anything that moves or fails after the job is finished, the same crew that built it rather than a stranger starting cold on somebody else's work.
No, it is the normal case. Plaster on lath, a cast iron waste stack and a subfloor never sized for tile turn up often enough in Allentown's rowhouses and pre-war twins that the plan accounts for it before a wall comes down.
Often, yes. Keeping the toilet, tub and vanity where they already sit costs less than moving any of them, since relocating a fixture means opening the floor or wall to move its lines too, and that trade-off gets weighed against the layout you actually want at the design meeting.
Allentown Bathroom Pros has remodeled bathrooms across the Lehigh Valley since 2010.
Allentown Bathroom Pros handles full bathroom remodels, tub to shower conversions, tiling and waterproofing, vanities and accessible bathrooms for homeowners across Allentown and the surrounding Lehigh Valley, from older rowhouse baths to newer houses further out. One crew sees the job through, start to finish.
Why call Allentown Bathroom Pros for a bathroom remodel?
A house with one bathroom cannot lose it for longer than the job needs, and Allentown Bathroom Pros orders the materials and schedules the trades around that before demolition starts. For a full remodel, a shower conversion or a tiling job anywhere in Allentown and the Lehigh Valley, call (610) 555-0133 for a free in-home visit and a start date.
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1275 Glenlivet Dr, Ste 100, Allentown, PA, 18106
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