What does a full bathroom remodel include?
The scope depends on the existing room and your goals. A full remodel may involve layout planning, a new shower or tub, vanities and storage, tile and wet-area details, lighting, plumbing fixtures, ventilation, and finish work. We define the specific work for your home during planning.
Do you provide bathroom design and construction?
Yes. M&H brings design thinking and construction planning together so the layout, material selections, and building work are considered as one project. Tell us if you are looking for a different scope, such as design only, and we can clarify what is available.
How long does a bathroom remodel take?
Timing varies with the size of the room, the extent of construction, material availability, and any approvals the work may require. After reviewing your space and defining the scope, we can discuss a project-specific schedule; a generic timeline would be misleading.
Can you change the existing bathroom layout?
Potentially. Moving a shower, vanity, or other fixtures can affect plumbing, electrical work, structure, and available space. We review the existing conditions before recommending what is practical for your home.
Do you help select tile, fixtures and cabinetry?
Yes. These selections shape both the look and day-to-day performance of the room. We consider them together with the layout, lighting, storage, and agreed project scope.
Do you handle permits and inspections?
Requirements depend on the type of work and the local jurisdiction. We review the proposed scope and discuss any applicable permits, approvals, and inspections during project planning; we do not assume that every bathroom update follows the same process.
What areas do you serve?
Our core service area includes Bluffton, Hilton Head Island, Beaufort, Okatie, and nearby South Carolina Lowcountry communities. Share your address or neighborhood when you contact us so we can confirm the fit for your project.
How do I start a bathroom remodeling project?
Use our consultation form to tell us where the home is, what you want to change, your approximate budget range, and your preferred start window. Photos of the existing bathroom can also help us understand the space before the first conversation.