Bathroom Remodeling in Zionsville, IN

Zionsville carries the highest median home value of the nine places we work, and a primary bath that hasn't kept up stands out in a house at that level. We still plan it for the people living there rather than for a future buyer, because past a certain point finishes are something you buy for yourselves.

So at the design presentation we sort the room into two columns. One holds what you touch every day: the custom tile shower, a bench and a niche set at the right height, a vanity with real drawers, good light at the mirror. The other holds what can cost less without looking it. 12×24 large-format tile can stand in for an expensive mosaic, an acrylic freestanding tub for a solid-surface one, and a quality RTA cabinet line built on site for a custom vanity. You decide which column each line belongs in, with the total in front of you.

The scope we plan most often here is the whole primary bath: the old shower torn out and rebuilt in custom tile, a tub swapped for a freestanding one or taken out for a bigger shower, a new vanity and countertop, new lighting and can lights, and a tile or LVP floor. In the houses near the Village, we open walls ready for what an earlier remodel left behind, and we tell you the minute we find something rather than at the end of the week.

That is also what NAR's Joy Score measures. A finished bathroom renovation scored 9.8 out of 10 on how happy and satisfied its owners were, and if you plan to stay in Zionsville for years, it's a better guide to the shower you choose than any resale percentage.