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Bathroom remodeling contractor in Lebanon and Lancaster County, PA

Bathroom remodeling, from a new shower to a complete rebuild

Bathrooms fail at the details: the waterproofing behind the tile, the slope of the pan, the vent fan nobody wired. We build the parts you will never see as carefully as the parts you will.

Full bathroom with marble-look tile, tub and LED mirror in a South Philadelphia rowhomeSouth Philadelphia, PAAug 2025after

Why Amazing Builders

Why homeowners call us for bathroom remodeling

The part behind the tile is the part we care about

Cement board, a waterproofing membrane, a flood-tested pan and a fan ducted outside. The finishes are the easy part; the shower stays dry because of what you cannot see.

Tub or walk-in, we build both

Alcove tubs with tiled surrounds for family baths, walk-in and curbless showers for the main bath, corner enclosures for the small ones.

Old houses do not scare us

Cast iron drains, galvanized supply lines, plaster walls and out-of-level floors are normal in Lebanon County bathrooms. We budget for them and tell you when we get lucky.

Glass ordered on time

Shower glass is measured after the tile and takes two to three weeks. We order it the day the tile is done, which is the difference between a three-week bathroom and a six-week one.

What is included

Everything from the first day to the last coat of paint

We do everything from a hall bath refresh to gutting a 1920s bathroom down to the joists and rebuilding it with a curbless shower.

  • Demolition down to studs where needed
  • Waterproofed shower pans and walls
  • Tile floors and walls, large format or mosaic
  • Tub-to-shower conversions and glass enclosures
  • Vanities, toilets, faucets and lighting
  • Exhaust fans and ventilation
  • Paint and trim

Our work

Bathroom remodeling we have done

Every photo is from our own jobs. The stamp shows where and when it was taken.

Marble-look tile bathroom with new vanity and lighted mirrorSouth Philadelphia, PAAug 2025after
Second bathroom with grey tile and a curved glass shower enclosureSouth Philadelphia, PAAug 2025after
Compact bathroom with glass shower, wall sink and grey tileSouth Philadelphia, PAAug 2025after
Bathroom with geometric wallpaper, wood door and black-trimmed windowPennsylvaniaAug 2023after
Subway tile shower with a patterned tile nichePennsylvaniaAug 2023after
Bathroom tile going up before fixtures, South PhiladelphiaSouth Philadelphia, PAMay 2025during

How we do it

Bathroom remodeling, step by step

  1. 1

    Walkthrough

    We measure, find the drains, check the floor for softness and the walls for plaster, and talk about what the room is for. Written estimate in a few days.

  2. 2

    Choices that come first

    Enclosure type, tile, valve brand, vanity size, toilet rough-in and the fan. These decide how the room is built. The faucet finish and the mirror can wait.

  3. 3

    Demolition and rough-in

    The room to the studs where the plan calls for it. Licensed plumber sets the valve and the drain; electrician adds circuits and the fan. Inspection.

  4. 4

    Waterproofing

    Cement board on wet walls, membrane over the surround and the pan, pan flood-tested overnight before a single tile goes on.

  5. 5

    Tile, then glass

    Walls, floor and niche tiled and grouted. Glass measured to the finished tile and ordered; the shower works with a curtain until it arrives.

  6. 6

    Fixtures, paint, walkthrough

    Vanity, toilet, lights, fan trim, paint, then the glass, final inspection and a walkthrough with a list we finish before the final payment.

Options

Showers and surfaces we build

Tiled alcove tubThe family bath. Tub with a tiled surround to the ceiling.
Walk-in shower with a curbTiled pan, a low curb, a glass panel or door. The main-bath standard.
Curbless showerFloor sloped to a linear drain, no step. For aging in place; needs floor framing work.
Corner enclosureCurved or neo-angle glass in a small bathroom; frees the floor a square enclosure blocks.
Porcelain tileLarge-format on walls, textured or mosaic on the floor. Looks like stone, needs no sealing.
Natural stoneBeautiful, and a sealing commitment in a wet room. We install it for owners who want it.

What it costs

Typical ranges

Typical ranges for Lebanon County, not a quote. The glass, the tile and whether anything moves set the number.

Refresh: vanity, toilet, lights, paint
$2,500 to $8,000
Full remodel, same layout
$15,000 to $25,000
Gut with moved plumbing or curbless shower
$25,000 to $45,000 and up

Pennsylvania requires a written contract for any home improvement job over $500. Every estimate we send is itemized.

About Amazing Builders

A small crew that does the whole job

Amazing Builders is a remodeling and painting company based at 3564 S 5th Ave, Myerstown, PA 17067, run by Dennis Drahni. Our crew does the carpentry, tile, floors, drywall and paint; licensed electricians and plumbers handle the rough-in. 5.0 stars from 30 Google reviews, monday to friday, 7:00 am to 5:00 pm. PA Home Improvement Contractor #T002681.

Where we do this

Bathrooms are the job we do most often across Lebanon County and the northern half of Lancaster County: Lebanon, Myerstown, Annville, Palmyra, Cornwall, Hershey, Lititz, Ephrata, Manheim and Elizabethtown. We built two at once in a Philadelphia rowhome as part of a whole-house project.

Bathroom remodeling: questions people ask us

Can you keep the toilet working during the remodel?

If it is the only bathroom, we sequence it so the toilet is back in service within the first week, usually sooner. Showers elsewhere for a stretch is the honest answer.

Do you tile the walls to the ceiling?

In the shower, always. On the rest of the room it is a choice: full-height tile costs more and makes a small room feel bigger; paint above a wainscot costs less.

What waterproofing do you use?

Cement board on every wet wall and a sheet or liquid membrane over it and over the pan, flood-tested before tile. We name the products in the estimate.

Can I buy my own tile and fixtures?

Tile, mirrors, lights and faucets, yes; we tell you what quantity and what to avoid. The shower valve and the toilet we prefer to supply so the warranty is clean.

Do you add grab bars?

We add blocking in the walls on every bathroom so grab bars can be mounted later without opening the tile, and we install them now if you want them.

How is a tub-to-shower conversion different from a remodel?

It is a remodel of the wet area only: pan, walls, glass, valve. The vanity, toilet and floor can stay. We do it as a standalone job or inside a full remodel.

Free estimate

Planning bathroom remodeling? Tell us about it.

Send a few lines or call. We will set a time to walk through the house and you will have a written, itemized estimate a few days later.

Monday to Friday, 7:00 am to 5:00 pm

No obligation. We reply during work hours, Monday to Friday.

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