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A small room where everything has to be right

Grout that will not come clean, a shower that never quite drains, and a layout that wastes half the floor. Bathrooms are the smallest rooms in the house and the least forgiving of a compromise.

They are also the room where what sits behind the tiles matters most. Waterproofing and falls are invisible when done right and expensive when they are not.

That is exactly why Angel Touch Remodeling does it differently.

What we do

Every job, handled end to end

What a bathroom remodel involves

Angel Touch Remodeling is a local home builder & construction team serving Las Vegas. Here is what a bathroom remodel comes down to, and what happens behind the finishes.

What sits behind the tiles matters more than the tiles do.

Common questions

What matters most in a bathroom remodel?

The waterproofing and the drainage falls. Tiles, sanitaryware and fittings are visible and easy to judge, but the tanking behind them and the slope to the drain are what determine whether the room holds up over time.

Can the toilet be moved?

Sometimes, but it is the hardest fixture to relocate because it connects to the soil stack and needs an adequate fall. Basins and showers are far more flexible, so layouts are usually planned around where the WC can go.

What is a wet room?

A wet room has a level-access shower area draining into the floor rather than a raised tray, with the whole room waterproofed. It suits accessibility and small footprints, and requires the floor build-up to allow the fall.

How is a bathroom made more accessible?

Common changes are a level-access shower instead of a bath, a wider doorway, grab rails fixed to reinforced walls, and a raised WC height. These are structural decisions taken at the planning stage rather than added later.

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