Bathroom Remodeling in Orleans, MA

Orleans touches more water than almost any Cape town: Cape Cod Bay at Rock Harbor, the Atlantic at Nauset, and Pleasant Bay and Little Pleasant Bay on the south and east. Orleans makes up about 72 percent of the Pleasant Bay Area of Critical Environmental Concern, so many waterfront projects start with a conservation filing.

The Old King's Highway district covers only the part of Orleans north and west of Route 6, from the Brewster line to the rotary and then along the Eastham line to the bay. East Orleans, South Orleans and the Pleasant Bay and Nauset side are outside it, where a building permit and, near the water, a conservation filing are the main approvals.

Nearly half of Orleans homes are seasonal, and the median house dates to the late 1970s, so many are due for new roofs, decks and windows. On a second home we plan the work for when you are away and keep you updated with photos and video.

Bathroom renovations range from a simple tile refresh to a complete gut-down-to-the-studs rebuild. We handle both ends of the spectrum and everything in between. Whether you're updating a dated guest bath or building your dream master bathroom from scratch, we manage the entire project: demo, plumbing coordination, tile, vanity, fixtures, and finish work.