Bathroom Remodeling
in North Hollywood, CA

A bathroom is the most unforgiving room in a remodel. Behind the tile is waterproofing, slope, and plumbing that has to be right the first time — because when a shower pan is done wrong, you don't find out until there's water in the ceiling below. In North Hollywood, that risk runs higher than most, because the housing stock is old enough that what's behind the wall is rarely what you'd hope.

We're based on Burbank Boulevard in Valley Glen, minutes from North Hollywood, and we've remodeled bathrooms in these vintage 1920s–40s homes for over a decade. The original bathrooms here are small, tub-centric, and often still running on corroded galvanized supply lines behind plaster walls. Our job is usually two things at once: giving you the walk-in shower and clean modern finishes you want, and quietly fixing the plumbing and framing problems the last owner tiled over.

Everything happens under one roof — demo, waterproofing, plumbing, tile, glass, and finish. One crew, one fixed-price contract, one point of contact. And every permit is pulled through LADBS and closed with a signed final inspection, so the work is legal and documented, not a hidden liability when you sell.

North Hollywood bathrooms tell on the age of the house the moment we open a wall. Across the NoHo Arts District, Toluca Woods, and Bakman, the original vintage 1920s–40s bathrooms share the same story: a single small tub-centric bath, galvanized supply lines that have corroded from the inside, and a fan that never actually vented outside.

Because North Hollywood is City of Los Angeles, every bit of plumbing and electrical work is permitted through LADBS, with Valley inspections run out of the Van Nuys Development Services Center. We're in that building routinely, so the permitting side moves smoothly instead of stalling your project.

The honest conversation we have with nearly every NoHo homeowner is about what's worth doing while the walls are open — re-piping a vintage home, adding proper ventilation, moving a wall to steal a few inches for a real shower in a small footprint. We build those decisions into the fixed price up front, so the finished bathroom isn't just beautiful, it's a bathroom that won't hand the next owner a problem.