FISHERS REMODELING
Bathroom Remodeling in Fishers, IN
Bathrooms rebuilt for the way Fishers families actually get ready in the morning.
Most Fishers homes went up during the town’s big growth run in the 1990s and 2000s, and the bathrooms show it. We see a lot of one-piece fiberglass tub-shower units, oversized corner garden tubs that nobody fills anymore, builder-grade oak vanities, and a single dim light bar over the mirror. It still works, but it rarely fits how a household uses the room decades later.
Around Geist, the Olio Road corridor, the neighborhoods off 116th Street, and the blocks surrounding the Nickel Plate District, the most common request we hear is simple: take out the tub that collects dust and build a shower that is easy to step into and easy to clean. Close behind are hall baths shared by kids, where durable tile, a tub that still works for bath time, and more drawer space matter more than anything trendy.
Owner Jason Guilliam works from Fortville, just east of town, and stays involved from the estimate through tile layout, trim-out, and the final walkthrough.
Bathroom work we do in Fishers homes
- Tub-to-shower conversions that replace a garden tub or dated insert with a curbless or low-curb tiled shower
- Walk-in tile showers with recessed niches, benches, and glass that suits the room
- Tub-shower rebuilds for hall and kids’ baths, tiled floor to ceiling so they hold up to daily splashing
- Vanity replacements, including double-sink tops for primary suites and deeper drawers for shared baths
- Waterproof tile or luxury vinyl flooring that handles wet feet and cleans up fast
- Fixture upgrades: handheld showers, pressure-balance valves, comfort-height toilets, and better lighting and ventilation
How a Fishers bathroom remodel runs
It starts with a visit. Jason looks at the room, the plumbing wall, the subfloor, and the fan, and listens for the real goal, whether that is aging in place, a cleaner look before selling, or a shower that finally drains right. You get a written scope that names the tile, fixtures, vanity, and flooring so nothing is left to guess.
Demolition and rough-in come first, then waterproofing, tile, and finish carpentry. A hall bath refresh can often wrap in a couple of weeks, while a full primary bath with a new shower layout takes longer. Lead times for custom glass and special-order tile are the biggest variable, so we cover them before work begins.
Ready to talk about your Fishers bathroom? Call or text Jason for a free estimate.
FAQ: bathroom remodeling in Fishers
Is it worth removing the garden tub in a Fishers primary bath?
For many households, yes. Those corner tubs take up a lot of floor space, and a larger walk-in shower is usually used every day. If you want to keep a tub somewhere in the house for kids or resale, we can talk through which bathroom should keep one.
Can you replace a fiberglass tub-shower with tile without changing the layout?
Usually. Keeping the drain and valve where they are keeps costs down. We remove the insert, add proper backer and waterproofing, and tile the surround, often adding a niche so bottles are off the tub ledge.
Do you handle bathroom projects in newer Fishers subdivisions with HOA rules?
Interior bathroom work rarely needs HOA approval, but we are happy to look over any covenants you have. Permits, when the scope calls for them, are part of our planning.
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Fishers Remodeling · Jason Guilliam · 15697 Lin Rd, Fortville, IN 46040 · 317-626-5669 · jason@fishersremodeling.com