Bathroom Remodeling in Overland Park, KS
Full and partial bathroom remodels for homes in Overland Park and across the Kansas City metro area: tile, vanities, fixtures, drywall, paint and the repairs behind them.
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Bathroom remodeling, from one fix to a full renovation
Imperial Finishes handles bathroom remodeling in Overland Park, KS and the rest of the Kansas City metro area, from a single-room refresh to a full tear-out and rebuild. One contractor coordinates the whole job: demolition, framing and drywall, tile, vanity and fixture installation, paint and trim.
A bathroom is the wettest room in the house, so what sits behind the tile matters as much as the tile. Moisture and water damage found during the work is repaired before anything new goes on top. The photos on this page are bathrooms we have completed.
- Since 2020
- 300+ projects completed
- Free estimate
- English & Spanish
What a bathroom remodel includes
Planning and site evaluation
We look at the room, measure it and agree on the scope before work starts.
Demolition and preparation
Old tile, fixtures, vanities and damaged drywall come out, with floors and nearby rooms protected.
Moisture and damage repair
Soft subfloor, stained drywall or rotted framing around a tub or shower is cut out and replaced. Covering it would only hide the problem.
Framing and drywall
Walls are adjusted for a new layout, a shower niche or a wider doorway, then closed with board suited to wet areas, taped and finished.
Shower, tub and floor tile
Shower walls, tub surrounds, niches and floors are tiled, grouted and sealed. In wet areas, tile goes over a waterproof layer.
Vanity and cabinet installation
The old vanity is removed and the new one is set level and secured, with the countertop, sink and storage you chose.
Fixture and hardware coordination
Faucets, shower trim, toilets, lighting, mirrors and towel bars are installed in the right order.
Painting and trim
Walls and ceilings are primed and painted with a finish that handles humidity. Baseboards and door casing are installed and caulked.
Cleanup and final walkthrough
The site is cleaned, and we walk the room with you to mark any touch-ups.
Recent bathroom remodels
Which bathroom project is yours?
Partial update
A new vanity, fixtures, paint and flooring while the tub or shower stays. A good fit when the layout works and the surfaces are simply dated.
Tub or shower rebuild
The wet area is taken down to the framing and rebuilt: a new tile surround, a walk-in shower in place of a tub, or a new tub with tiled walls.
Full bathroom remodel
Everything comes out. The room gets new tile, vanity, fixtures, lighting and paint, walls are rebuilt where needed, and the layout can change.
Signs a bathroom needs more than a touch-up
Some problems are cosmetic. Others point to water getting where it should not. These usually mean it is time to open things up:
- Cracked, loose or hollow-sounding tile
- Grout or caulk that stays dark, or mold that keeps coming back
- Soft or spongy flooring near the tub, shower or toilet
- Stains or peeling paint on the ceiling or behind the shower wall
- A tub that is hard to step into, or a layout that no longer fits how you use the room
Planning a bathroom remodel?
Tell us about the room and what you want to change. The estimate is free.
How a bathroom remodel works
Most bathroom remodels follow this general order.
Visit and scope
A walk-through of the bathroom, measurements and a conversation about your goals. The estimate is free.
Selections
You choose tile, vanity, fixtures and colors before demolition, so materials are on hand when they are needed.
Demolition
The room is cleared to the agreed point. Hidden damage shows up here, and we tell you before going further.
Rough work
Framing changes are made, and plumbing and electrical changes are coordinated while the walls are open.
Walls and waterproofing
Walls are closed and finished. Wet areas get backer board and a waterproof layer before any tile.
Tile and flooring
The tub or shower base goes in first, then wall tile, floor tile, grout and sealing. Setting materials and grout need time to cure.
Fixtures, paint and walkthrough
Vanity, toilet, faucets, lighting and accessories are installed, the room is painted, and you review the finished work with us.
Before the work starts
What to have ready
- Photos of bathrooms you like, and a list of what bothers you about yours
- Your tile, vanity and fixture choices, or the questions you still have about them
- A plan for which bathroom the household will use during the work
Questions worth asking
- What exactly is included in the scope, and what is not?
- What happens if water damage is found behind the walls?
- Does my city require a permit for this work?
Good to know
- We use the best-quality materials possible for each project.
- We can lightly help with design choices, but the design direction comes from the client.
- Permit requirements vary by city.
Bathroom Remodeling FAQ
How long does a bathroom remodel take?
It depends on the scope. A partial update is shorter than a full remodel with new tile and layout changes. Material delivery, curing times, inspections where a permit applies, and repairs found after demolition all affect the schedule. We go over timing for your bathroom during the free estimate.
How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Overland Park?
There is no single price. Cost depends on the size of the room, how much is replaced, whether plumbing moves, the tile and fixtures you choose, and the condition of what is behind the walls. We look at the room and give you a free estimate.
Do I need a permit for a bathroom remodel?
Permit requirements vary by city. Work that changes plumbing, electrical or framing is more likely to need one than a cosmetic update. Check with the building department of your city before work starts.
Can you do a small update, or only full remodels?
Both. We take on partial remodels, such as a new vanity, flooring, fixtures and paint, and full remodels where the room is rebuilt from the framing out.
Can you convert a bathtub into a walk-in shower?
In most bathrooms, yes. The tub and surround are removed, the drain and framing are adapted, and the space is rebuilt as a tiled shower. We check the plumbing and the alcove during the visit.
What happens if you find water damage?
We show you what we found and explain the fix before continuing. Wet or rotted material is removed and replaced, so the new finishes go over a sound, dry surface.
Do you help choose tile and fixtures?
We can lightly help with design choices, but the design direction comes from the client. We can explain how different tile, grout and fixture options affect installation and upkeep.
What areas do you serve?
Imperial Finishes is based in Overland Park, KS and serves the Kansas City metro area, including Leawood, Olathe, Shawnee, Lenexa and Parkville. Estimates are free.
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- Call+1 (913) 203-8419
- Emailisaac@imperialfinishesllc.com
- HoursMon–Sat 8 AM–6 PM
- LanguagesEnglish & Spanish