Bathroom Remodeling in St. Petersburg, FL
Bathroom Remodeling for homes in Old Northeast and Kenwood and across St. Petersburg. Plans, permits and construction by one licensed contractor.
Bathroom Remodeling for St. Petersburg homes
Bathroom remodeling in St. Petersburg often starts in older homes. Bungalows in Kenwood and the Old Northeast tend to have small original baths, while homes on Snell Isle, in Shore Acres and around Placido Bayou deal with constant humidity and salt air near the water.
In an older bath, opening the walls is the only way to know what's there, so we plan for replacing aging supply lines and drains where needed and build a waterproofed shower system behind new tile. Small bungalow baths reward careful layout: a curbless shower, a wall-hung vanity and a recessed niche instead of a shelf can make the room feel larger without moving a wall.
- Old Northeast
- Kenwood
- Snell Isle
- Shore Acres
- Crescent Lake
- Placido Bayou
Permits and approvals in St. Petersburg
In St. Petersburg, building permits are issued by the City of St. Petersburg. A bathroom remodel needs a permit when walls move or when plumbing, electrical or ventilation changes, such as relocating a shower drain, adding a circuit or installing a new exhaust fan. Simple cosmetic updates often don't, so we confirm with the building department before work starts and handle the permit when one is needed.
Near the water, a correctly sized exhaust fan ducted outdoors, moisture-resistant materials and corrosion-resistant fixture finishes keep a new bathroom from aging early.
How we handle bathroom remodels
Our bathroom remodels cover layout, waterproofing, tile, glass, vanities, lighting and ventilation, designed and built by one licensed team with an itemized, fixed-price proposal. See our bathroom remodeling page for more.
Photos from recent Palm Bay projects
Bathroom Remodeling in St. Petersburg: FAQsQuestions
Do I need a permit for a bathroom remodel in St. Petersburg?
You need one if walls, plumbing, electrical or ventilation change. In St. Petersburg, that permit comes from the City of St. Petersburg. We check before work starts and handle it when it's needed.
My Old Northeast bathroom is tiny. Can it feel bigger without an addition?
Usually. A curbless shower with glass, a wall-hung vanity, recessed storage and better lighting change how a small room feels. If plumbing moves, we handle the permit with the City of St. Petersburg.
Do you work in Old Northeast and Kenwood?
Yes. We take on bathroom remodels across St. Petersburg, including Old Northeast, Kenwood, Snell Isle, Shore Acres, Crescent Lake and Placido Bayou, and in nearby Seminole, Largo, Clearwater and Palm Harbor.