Remodeled bathroom with mosaic tile floor and fully tiled walls by Tile with Style, Greenville SC

Bathroom remodels · Greenville, SC

Bathroom Remodels Built Around Tile

In a bathroom remodel, tile is most of what you see and all of what keeps water where it belongs. We approach the room from that direction — which is not how a general contractor approaches it.

Tile with Style remodels bathrooms across Greenville, SC and the Upstate, working from the tile outward: shower, floor, vanity wall, niches and transitions planned as a single installation. We have been doing this in Greenville since 2011.

Who does bathroom remodeling in Greenville, SC?

Tile with Style remodels bathrooms across Greenville, SC and the Upstate, working from the tile outward: shower, floor, vanity wall, niches and transitions planned as a single installation. We have been doing this in Greenville since 2011.

Most bathroom failures are tile and waterproofing failures. A remodel run by the person who is actually setting the tile gets the substrate, the slope and the waterproofing decided correctly, because those are the decisions that person has to live with.

What does a bathroom remodel include?

Our bathroom remodels cover demolition, substrate repair, shower rebuild and waterproofing, floor tile, wall and vanity-area tile, niches and benches, grouting, sealing and all transitions. We coordinate with your plumber and electrician on the fixtures and lighting.

  • Demolition and haul-away, with the rest of your home protected from dust
  • Framing and subfloor repair — found and fixed before anything is covered
  • Shower rebuilt: sloped pan, waterproofing membrane, niche and bench built into the system
  • Floor tile with the layout planned to the room, not started from a corner at random
  • Vanity wall, wainscot or full-height wall tile as the design calls for
  • Grout, sealing, silicone at every change of plane, and clean transitions at every doorway

Can you make a small bathroom feel bigger?

Yes, and it is mostly a layout and tile-scale decision rather than a construction one. Running the same floor tile continuously into the shower, reducing the number of material changes, and choosing a tile scale that suits the room all make a compact bath read larger.

This comes up constantly in Mauldin, where a lot of the housing stock is 1970s and 80s ranch homes with small closed-off hall baths. We plan that layout before material is ordered, because it changes the tile count.

How long does a bathroom remodel take?

A full bathroom retile runs over several weeks, and the schedule is driven by cure times and by coordination with plumbing and electrical — not by how fast tile can be set.

You get a start date and a day-by-day plan with the estimate. If we open a wall and find rot or a failed pan, we stop, photograph it, and show you the options before continuing.

Who does the work

Written by the team at Tile with Style, a family-owned tile installation business working in Greenville, SC since 2011. Work is carried out by Javier Rincón and his crew, in English and Spanish.

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How the job runs

From first call to final walkthrough.

01

Free Consultation

We visit, measure the room, look at the existing substrate and talk through what you want the finished bath to do.

02

Design & Materials

Tile, layout, scale and transitions settled together, so material is ordered once and in the right quantity.

03

Demo & Build

Demolition, substrate repair, shower rebuild and waterproofing, then tile — coordinated with your trades.

04

Final Walkthrough

We walk the finished room with you, seal what needs sealing and leave you care instructions.

Bathroom Remodeling · FAQ

Questions we get on every job

A full bathroom retile takes several weeks. Waterproofing and mortar cure times and coordination with plumbing and electrical set the pace, not the tile setting itself. You get a day-by-day plan with your estimate.

We are a tile contractor. We coordinate directly with your plumber and electrician on fixture placement, drain location and lighting so the trades do not collide, and we can recommend people we have worked alongside in Greenville.

Not the one being remodeled. We keep the rest of your home protected and clean, and we tell you up front which days the water will be off so you can plan around it.

It depends on how you use the room and whether it is your only tub. In a primary bath, converting to a walk-in shower is usually the better use of the space. In a home with one bathroom, keeping a tub is worth considering for resale.

Water damage behind the shower wall, from waterproofing that was never installed correctly. It is why we open showers to studs rather than tiling over them, and why we photograph and show you whatever we find before we cover it back up.

Sí. Somos un negocio familiar bilingüe en Greenville desde 2011. Atendemos todo el proyecto en español, desde el estimado gratuito hasta la entrega. Llámenos al (864) 205-3723.

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Serving Greenville, SC and the Upstate — Simpsonville, Greer, Mauldin, Five Forks, Taylors, Travelers Rest and Fountain Inn.

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