Service Areas
Where We Serve
Based out of Charlotte, NC and covering the surrounding metro.
Charlotte, NCPrimary
Charlotte's bathrooms span a wide range of eras — 1920s-40s bungalows near Dilworth and Plaza Midwood often still have original cast-iron tubs and galvanized supply lines that are overdue for replacement, while newer construction farther out tends to need layout and fixture upgrades more than plumbing repairs.
Gastonia, NC
A mix of established mid-century neighborhoods and newer growth west of Charlotte, with plenty of homes still running original 1960s-70s bathroom fixtures and layouts due for a full update.
Mount Holly, NC
Fast-growing riverside community just northwest of Charlotte, with a steady mix of new-construction bathrooms and older homes whose fixtures and tile haven't been touched since the original build.
Huntersville, NC
One of the fastest-growing suburbs north of Charlotte, with many larger homes where a primary suite bathroom expansion or a builder-grade fixture upgrade is the most common remodeling request.
Indian Trail, NC
A rapidly expanding Union County suburb southeast of Charlotte, where most homes are still within their first fixture lifecycle, so remodels here tend to be about layout and style rather than replacing failing plumbing.
Matthews, NC
An established southeast Charlotte suburb with a good number of homes on their original 1980s-90s bathroom fixtures and tile, now a common candidate for a full remodel.
Mint Hill, NC
A quieter, more rural-feeling suburb east of Charlotte, with larger lots and homes that often have room for an expanded primary bathroom or an added second full bath.
Cornelius, NC
Lake Norman community north of Charlotte with a mix of waterfront homes and newer developments, many requesting higher-end tile, freestanding tubs, and custom shower work.
Concord, NC
One of the larger cities in the Charlotte metro, northeast in Cabarrus County, with a broad mix of home ages and bathroom fixture eras from original builder-grade to previously remodeled.
Kannapolis, NC
A former mill town turned growing Cabarrus County suburb, with many older homes still on original 1950s-60s plumbing and tile alongside newer neighborhoods with more recent fixtures.
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