Full Bathroom Remodels
Turn a dated, cramped, hard-to-clean bathroom into a brighter space with a layout, storage, and finishes that work better every day.
Know what’s included, what it should cost, and what happens next. No chasing callbacks, vague bids, or wondering whether the final bill will keep growing.
“If you need someone who shows up, gives a professional bid, and gets things done on time and within the agreed bid contract, you need to call and get on their schedule.”
“If you need someone who shows up, gives a professional bid, and gets things done on time and within the agreed bid contract, you need to call and get on their schedule.”
From dated, dark, and hard to clean to brighter, calmer, and easier to use. See the kind of difference a well-planned remodel can make.
Turn a dated, cramped, hard-to-clean bathroom into a brighter space with a layout, storage, and finishes that work better every day.
Replace a high, awkward tub with a shower that is easier to enter, easier to clean, and better suited to how you use the bathroom.
Fix cracked grout, leaks, failed surfaces, and shower problems with attention to the waterproofing and details underneath the finished tile.
Add usable counter space and storage so the bathroom feels less cluttered and the things you use every day actually have a place.
Make a dark, slippery, moisture-prone bathroom feel brighter, safer, and easier to live with through the right finish upgrades.
You should understand what needs to happen, what it may cost, and what comes next before you decide to move forward.
Start with your ZIP code, the closest project type, and your contact information. You do not need every detail figured out.
Show us what feels dated, cramped, hard to clean, damaged, or frustrating, and what you want the room to become.
Review layout, plumbing, waterproofing, access, material choices, hidden-condition concerns, and the schedule before work starts.
See the project-specific scope and pricing in writing, ask questions, and decide what to do next without a high-pressure sales pitch.
The things homeowners worry about most are the same things these reviews talk about: communication, a professional bid, fair pricing, and work done right.
If you need someone who shows up, gives a professional bid, and gets things done on time and within the agreed bid contract, you need to call and get on their schedule. I know he is in high demand, so don’t wait.
ZH homes replaced our kitchen, lightening, flooring, deck and railing. The owner, Zach, brings creative ideas and suggestions. The work is very well done and prices very reasonable.
We'd gotten quotes from two other contractors who never returned calls after the bid. ZH Homes was the opposite — every question got answered same day, and they walked us through the schedule before anything got torn out. That alone made the decision easy.
The written estimate actually matched the final bill, which apparently isn't normal in this industry. They flagged an allowance for tile up front instead of surprising us later, and the one hidden issue they found (old subfloor damage) was explained and priced before they touched it.
They found some water damage behind our old tub surround that we had no idea about. Instead of just running up the bill, they showed us photos, explained what it meant, and gave us options before doing anything. Felt handled honestly instead of taken advantage of.
Converted our tub to a walk-in shower. The waterproofing and tile work look genuinely clean — no shortcuts anywhere you can see or feel. Six months in and everything still looks brand new.
No pushy sales pitch during the walkthrough, which we'd expected. They gave us the estimate, let us sit with it for a week, and were still just as responsive when we called back ready to move forward.
Tell us where the bathroom is and what you want changed. We’ll follow up to schedule the walkthrough, talk through the scope, and put the estimate in writing so you can make the next decision with clarity.
Direct answers about surprise costs, timelines, hidden problems, decisions, pressure, and what happens after you request a walkthrough.
Pricing depends on the bathroom size, current condition, layout changes, plumbing or electrical work, shower and waterproofing scope, materials, and finish choices. A walkthrough lets ZH Homes price the actual room instead of giving you a generic number that may not match the project.
Hidden conditions can exist in any remodel, especially behind walls or under wet areas. The safer approach is a clear written scope, defined allowances, and approval before additional work moves forward so a surprise condition does not automatically become a surprise charge.
The timeline depends on project size, material availability, inspections, and what is found after demolition. Before work starts, the schedule and bathroom-access plan should be discussed so your household knows what to expect.
Hidden conditions are documented and discussed before the scope changes. You should understand what was found, why it matters, and what it will cost before additional work moves forward.
No. Many homeowners know what they dislike long before they know the exact solution. Start with what is not working. The walkthrough can help narrow the practical options, tradeoffs, and next decisions without requiring you to design the whole bathroom first.
No high-pressure decision should be required just to understand your project. The walkthrough is the starting point for clarifying the bathroom, scope, and estimate so you can review the information and decide what makes sense next.
ZH Homes lists Oregon CCB #260679 and operates as a licensed, bonded, and insured Oregon contractor.
ZH Homes serves Salem, Keizer, Silverton, and nearby Oregon communities. Availability outside those areas depends on project scope, location, and the current schedule.