Centennial, CO · Bathroom Remodeling

Bathroom remodeling in Centennial.

From a tired 1980s hall bath in Homestead to a spa-level primary suite in a Willow Creek two-story, we remodel Centennial bathrooms and set the waterproofing and tile so it lasts.

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"From the first phone call I knew I was going in the right direction. They gutted my bathroom and remodeled it within the time they said, and cleaned up every day."

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What we see in Centennial bathrooms

Centennial bathrooms are mostly stuck in the 1980s.

Centennial was incorporated in 2001, but most of its bathrooms are original to homes built from the 1970s through the 1990s. At about 5,722 feet elevation, in neighborhoods like Willow Creek and Piney Creek near Cherry Creek, the dry air and hard water are part of every job. Here is what usually turns up.

Fiberglass tub-and-surround

The builder tub-and-surround in a 1980s hall bath is the number-one thing we replace. We swap it for a tiled walk-in shower or a clean new tub, and rebuild the wall behind it the right way while it is open.

Waterproofing done right

Most shower callbacks in these homes are leaks from a pan or wall that was never waterproofed. We build showers with a real waterproof system behind the tile, not just green board and hope, so it does not rot the subfloor.

Hard water on everything

Front Range hard water clouds glass and pits chrome fast. We help you pick fixtures and glass that hold up, and can add treatment so your new shower door does not look old in a year.

The dated primary bath

The two-story homes in Foxridge and Willow Creek have big primary baths with a garden tub nobody uses and a tiny shower. We reconfigure that space into a double vanity and a real walk-in shower.

Cast-iron and old valves

Behind the wall we often find aging shower valves and drum traps that are ready to go. A remodel is the right time to update the valve, the drain, and the supply we can reach, so you are not back in there in two years.

The Centennial permit

Move plumbing or electrical and it pulls a permit under the city's Land Development Code (Chapter 12) and gets inspected. We handle the paperwork and the inspections. It protects your home value and means the work is to code.

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4.8 stars from Centennial-area homeowners.

The same things come up again and again: on time, honest quotes, and a clean site at the end of every day.

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"They gutted my bathroom and remodeled it within the time they said. The professionalism from the quote to the work being done was extremely satisfactory. I would highly recommend anyone in need of construction to use this company."

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Zachary H.
Bathroom remodel
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"I had a contractor that really screwed up my bathroom. Josh came in and had it all fixed up and working perfectly in three days. He is the only one I will call when I need a job done."

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Juli I.
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"Joshua and his crew were amazing to work with, professional, communicative, and budget-friendly. Joshua stayed on top of every detail. They get an A+ from me!"

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Rylee Avila
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Where we remodel bathrooms in Centennial

Bathrooms in every Centennial neighborhood.

From the two-stories in Willow Creek to the ranches in Walnut Hills, we work all over the city. A few of the neighborhoods we are in often:

Centennial bathroom questions

What homeowners ask us.

Do I need a permit to remodel a bathroom in Centennial?
If we move plumbing, add or change electrical, or move a wall, yes. That work pulls a permit with the City of Centennial Building Division and gets inspected. A like-for-like cosmetic refresh may not. We pull the permit and schedule the inspections so it is done to code. Confirm current fees with the city.
Can you turn our 1980s tub-and-surround into a walk-in shower?
Yes. It is one of the most common bathroom asks in Centennial. We remove the old fiberglass tub-and-surround, build a curbless or low-curb shower with a real waterproof system behind the tile, and update the valve and drain while the wall is open.
Our master bath is dated builder-grade. Can you make it a real primary suite?
Yes, and the large two-story homes in Willow Creek and Foxridge are built for it. We expand or reconfigure the primary bath, add a double vanity and a bigger shower, and deal with the hard water that eats fixtures and glass out here.
How long does a Centennial bathroom remodel take?
A standard full bath is often about three to five weeks once materials are on site, longer if we move plumbing or wait on inspections. We give you a real schedule up front and tell you the day the tile setter starts.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. JAC Enterprise is licensed and insured. License and insurance details come with your written estimate.

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