Tile showers, soaking tubs, double vanities and proper ventilation, built by carpenters who treat waterproofing as the job and the tile as the reward. Fixed-scope quotes and one crew from demo to the last bead of silicone.
A bathroom is the smallest room in the house and the easiest one to ruin. Water gets behind tile through a missed corner or an unsloped pan, sits in the framing for a few years, and turns a 1960s South Hills bathroom into a subfloor replacement. Constructive Brothers builds bathrooms from the framing out. We replace rotten joists and subfloor while the room is open, set a properly sloped pre-slope under the pan, and waterproof the shower with a Schluter Kerdi or comparable membrane system that gets flood-tested before a single tile goes up. Cement board or foam board goes on the walls, never green drywall behind tile, and every penetration is sealed.
Ventilation matters more in Missoula than most places because the house stays sealed through months of cold and smoke. We install a properly sized exhaust fan on a timer or humidity sensor, ducted outside with insulated pipe rather than dumped into the attic where it feeds mold. On older homes in the University District and Rattlesnake we can also fit a second bathroom into the footprint you have, often by borrowing a closet or a piece of a large bedroom, and we route the new plumbing so the drains still have the slope they need. Porcelain tile, LVP, quartz or solid-surface tops, and fixtures you can get parts for in ten years: we will help you choose materials that suit the house and the budget.
A full bathroom remodel in Missoula typically runs $22,000 to $45,000 for a hall bath and $40,000 to $75,000 for a primary bath with a tile shower and double vanity, with tile choice, plumbing relocation and the amount of hidden rot being the main drivers.
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Every shower we build gets a membrane system, sealed corners and a 24-hour flood test before the tile goes on. If it is going to leak, we want to know while the fix costs an hour rather than after it has ruined the ceiling below.
Older Missoula bathrooms usually hide soft subfloor around the toilet flange and tub. We open the floor, replace damaged joists and plywood, and set the new toilet on a flange at the correct height, so the room is solid before anything pretty goes in.
A fan that dumps into the attic rots the roof sheathing from below, and it is common in Missoula houses. We duct every exhaust fan outside through insulated pipe with a damper, sized to the room, and put it on a timer so it actually runs.
Straight tile needs flat, plumb walls, and our crew builds both. Large-format porcelain, 3x6 subway, hex mosaics on the floor and niches built into the studs all get laid out from the center so cuts land evenly at the corners.
We look at the existing plumbing, check the floor for rot, and talk through what you need: a tub for kids, or a second bath squeezed into an old closet.
You get an itemized quote covering demo, framing repair, waterproofing, tile, fixtures and paint, with allowances for anything you have not picked yet. We order tile and fixtures before demo so nothing sits open waiting on a shipment.
We gut the room, repair the structure, get plumbing and electrical roughed in and inspected, then build the shower pan and membrane and flood-test it for a full day.
Tile goes on, then the vanity, toilet, fixtures, mirror, fan and trim. We grout, seal, silicone the changes of plane, and do the final inspection and walk-through with you.
Based in Missoula. One crew and one standard of work from Frenchtown to Hamilton, up the Blackfoot and over to Seeley Lake.
Porcelain and ceramic tile, LVP, engineered and solid hardwood, and heated floors installed by carpenters who fix the subfloor first, so the tile does not crack and the planks do not gap when Missoula's winter air dries the house out.
Learn more →Whole-house and multi-room renovations for Missoula's older housing stock, run by the carpenters who do the work. We open walls and fix what the last owner hid, then finish to a standard that passes inspection the first time.
Learn more →The repairs that keep a Missoula house working: sticking doors, drywall patches, rotted trim, loose railings, roof leaks, gutter clearing and the rest of the list, handled by carpenters who show up when they say they will.
Learn more →Free on-site walkthrough. A fixed-scope quote in writing. Work that passes inspection the first time.
Send us a few photos and a rough idea of the project. You will get a real number from a real carpenter, usually within one business day.
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