Bathroom Remodeling & Home Renovation in Roswell, GA

Roswell covers a wider span of eras than most of its neighbors. Around Historic Roswell and Canton Street there are cottages and smaller older houses whose hall baths still have their original tile. Martin's Landing and Horseshoe Bend are mostly 1970s and 1980s — ranches, split-levels and contemporaries, often on sloped and wooded lots — with bathrooms that are small by current standards and laid out around a tub-shower combination. The newer townhomes near downtown are a third category again.

In the older houses the real work usually starts under the surface: a subfloor that has quietly taken a leak around a toilet flange, framing that needs blocking before glass can be hung, walls that have to be straightened before large-format tile will sit flat without lippage. Once that is dealt with, the moves are the familiar ones — one walk-in shower instead of a tub nobody uses, a wider vanity with real drawers, and floor tile run in the direction that makes a small room read longest.