Complete Bathroom Remodels in Rockville, MD
Navarro Remodeling is a bathroom remodeler in Rockville, MD, taking outdated and worn-out bathrooms from demolition through the final finishes. One company handles the plumbing and electrical updates, the waterproofing, the tile, the vanity and the trim, so you never have to line up separate trades.
✓ Free estimate this week, most jobs start next week
✓ One point of contact, start to finish
✓ Floors protected, dust sealed off, cleaned up daily
Bathrooms are our #1 service. Many homes in Rockville and across Montgomery County still have their original bathroom: the tile is worn, the tub is hard to step over, and the fixtures show their age. We modernize the room and keep the character of the house.
Bathroom Reviews From Montgomery County Homeowners
5.0 on 32 Google reviews.
Jessica Espinoza
I am so impressed with the bathroom remodel done by Navarro Remodeling in our Montgomery County home last week. The before pictures show our 1960's blue bathroom with constant leaking issues and tile problems. Diego's team were delightful to work with and kept us informed, asking us questions/feedback with each step of the process. I am looking forward in using them again for our next remodel project!
Patricia Udovich
Diego and his crew did a fantastic job remodeling my bathroom, and they did it for a very good price. Will definitely use them for any future remodeling I need done and will certainly refer them to friends and family.
Nexus
I recently hired Diego to remodel my bathroom and I couldn't be happier with the results. He completely transformed the bathroom into a modern space with beautiful tile work, updated fixtures, and thoughtful lighting. Diego was professional, detail-oriented, and easy to work with from start to finish. If you're looking for someone reliable who delivers high-quality work, I highly recommend Diego.
$500 Off Bathroom Remodels in Rockville, MD, Through December 31
A walk-in shower where the old tub was. New tile, a new vanity, new fixtures. Book by December 31 and take $500 off any bathroom remodel of $7,500 or more.
✓ Demolition through final finishes, by one company
✓ Waterproofing behind every tiled shower
✓ Backed by our 1-year guarantee
Ask about the offer at your free in-home estimate. We answer Mon–Sat, 8am–6pm.
Types of Bathroom Remodeling We Do
in Rockville, MD
Full Bathroom Remodels
The room goes back to the studs and gets rebuilt: new shower or tub, tile, vanity, toilet, lighting, paint and trim, with plumbing and electrical updated along the way.
Tub-to-Shower Conversions
The old tub comes out and a walk-in tiled shower goes in its place. It's often the right fix for a tub that's become hard to step over.
Custom Tiled
Showers
The old tub comes out and a walk-in tiled shower goes in its place. It's often the right fix for a tub that's become hard to step over.
Vanities, Toilets and Fixtures
New vanities and tops, sinks, faucets, toilets, shower fixtures and shower doors, for a room that works but looks dated.
Tile Floors and Water Damage Repair
New tile floors, plus repair of the soft subfloor (the wood layer under the tile) that water damage leaves behind.
Want tile somewhere else in the house?
See our tile and flooring work.
How a Bathroom Remodel Works
With Us in Rockville
1. Call or send a form.
We get back to you, usually within 1–2 hours during business hours.
2. Free in-home estimate this week.
Usually the same day or the next. We look at the bathroom, listen to what you want, and talk through options, including which parts can stay.
3. Your written estimate.
A clear, detailed estimate that shows what's included. Take your time with it.
4. Work starts next week.
Most jobs start the week after you approve the estimate, and we keep you updated until you're 100% satisfied.
Keeping Your Rockville Home Clean During a Bathroom Remodel
A bathroom remodel means tearing out tile and drywall a few steps from your bedrooms. So every job follows the same routine, every day.
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Floor protection goes down first. Before any tear-out, the floors in the work path are covered.
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Dust barriers seal off the bathroom. Dust stays where the work is.
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Cleanup every day. The jobsite is cleaned before the crew leaves, not just at the end of the job.
When a Smaller Bathroom Update Is Enough in Rockville
A lot of bathrooms look tired but are still sound underneath. If the floor feels firm, the tile is tight and there's no water where it shouldn't be, the bones are probably fine. Tearing that room down to the studs is more work and more money than the problem calls for.
In that case, a smaller job often fixes what actually bothers you:
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A dated vanity: a new vanity, top and faucet changes the whole look of the room.
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A dripping faucet or old toilet: new fixtures in the same spots.
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An old tub that's hard to step over: a tub-to-shower conversion, and the rest of the room stays.
Some signs mean the problem goes deeper than the surface. Have someone look before you put money into a new vanity if:
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The floor feels soft or bouncy near the toilet or tub
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Tiles sound hollow when you tap them, or keep popping loose
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There's a water stain on the ceiling below the bathroom
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The toilet rocks, even after the bolts are tightened
At your estimate, we tell you which parts of the room can stay, not just what could be replaced. A bathroom that's dry, solid and just out of style needs updates, not a teardown.
What Happens During a Full Bathroom Remodel in Rockville
A full remodel takes the room back to its bones and rebuilds it. Here's the work, in the order it happens.
1. Tear-out.
The old tub, tile, vanity, toilet and damaged drywall come out.
2. Checking what's underneath.
With the floor open, we can see the subfloor, the wood layer under your tile. Soft or stained wood near the tub or toilet means water has been getting in, and it gets fixed before anything new goes on top.
3. Rough-in.
The plumbing and wiring inside the walls and floor. If the shower valve, drain or vanity is moving, or you want new lights or a fan, this is when it happens.
4. Walls and waterproofing.
Drywall goes up in the dry areas. Around the shower, cement board and a waterproof layer go behind the tile. Tile and grout aren't waterproof by themselves, so this layer is what keeps water out of your walls.
5. Tile and flooring.
Shower walls, shower floor and bathroom floor are set and grouted.
6. Fixtures and finishes.
Vanity, top, sink, faucet, toilet, shower glass, lighting and mirror go in. Then paint and trim, and a final walkthrough with you.
Nobody knows for sure what's under an old tub until it's out. If we find damage, we show you what we found and talk through your options before moving on.
When a Smaller Bathroom Update Is Enough in Rockville
Two bathrooms the same size can get very different quotes. Usually the quotes cover different work, not that someone is overcharging. These move the number most:
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How much of the room changes.
New fixtures in the same spots cost far less than a full remodel. Moving the toilet or shower costs more than replacing them in place.
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The shower itself
A tiled walk-in shower with a glass panel costs more than a tub with a curtain rod.
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Tile choices
Small mosaic tile, patterns like herringbone and built-in niches take more hours to set.
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Fixtures and finishes
Faucets, toilets, vanities and lights come at many price points.
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What's behind the walls
Soft subfloor or old shutoff valves found after tear-out add work nobody could price up front.
When quotes don't line up, these questions usually show why:
Is this a fixed price, and what exactly does it cover?
Are there allowances? An allowance is a set budget for an item you haven't picked yet, like tile or a vanity.
Is waterproofing behind the shower tile listed?
How are hidden problems priced if they turn up?
After we see your bathroom, you get a detailed written estimate you can line up next to your other quotes. The estimate is free, and bathroom remodels of $7,500 or more booked by December 31 get $500 off.
Get a Free Bathroom Remodel Estimate in Rockville
Estimate this week. Start next week. Picture the finished bathroom: a walk-in shower where the old tub was, tile that's tight and clean, a vanity with room to spare. The estimate is free, so it costs nothing to find out what your bathroom needs. Our job isn't done until you're 100% satisfied, and every job comes with a 1-year guarantee.
Planning more than a bathroom? See our home remodeling services in Rockville.
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Bathroom Remodeling Questions From Rockville, MD Homeowners
How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Rockville?
The cost of a bathroom remodel in Rockville depends on how much of the room changes, whether the toilet or shower moves, the tile and fixtures you pick, and what turns up once the old floor is open. We give you a clear, detailed written price after a free in-home estimate, so you know what's included before any work starts. Bathroom remodels of $7,500 or more booked by December 31 get $500 off.
How long does a bathroom remodel take in Montgomery County?
How long a bathroom remodel takes in Montgomery County depends on the size of the job and what's found once the old floor is open. Replacing a vanity and fixtures in place moves much faster than a full remodel down to the studs. Most jobs start the week after you approve the estimate, and we give you a realistic timeline at your free in-home estimate, once we've seen the bathroom and heard what you want.
Is $10,000 enough to remodel a bathroom?
Whether $10,000 is enough to remodel a bathroom depends on how much of the room changes and what's found under the old surfaces. A new vanity, fixtures and paint can fit a smaller budget because nothing moves and no walls are opened. A full remodel with new tile, a rebuilt shower and moved plumbing costs more. A written estimate with clear line items is the only way to know where your number lands.
Can you convert a tub to a walk-in shower in Rockville?
Yes, we convert old tubs to walk-in showers in Rockville and across Montgomery County. The tub comes out, the drain and shower valve are updated for the new shower, a waterproof layer goes on the walls and floor, and the tile, glass and fixtures go in. It's often the right fix when a tub has become hard to step over and the rest of the bathroom still works.
How can I update an old bathroom without a full remodel?
You can update an old bathroom without a full remodel when the floor is firm and the tile is tight. A new vanity, top and faucet, new fixtures and better lighting change the look of the whole room. If the tub is the only real problem, a tub-to-shower conversion fixes it and leaves the rest alone. At your estimate, we tell you which parts can stay.
What areas near Rockville do you serve for bathroom remodels?
We remodel bathrooms in Rockville and nearby Montgomery County communities, including Potomac, Bethesda and the areas around them. Rockville is our home base, so estimates there can usually be scheduled this week. If you're not sure we cover your street, call (240) 480-8170 or send the form with your ZIP code, and we'll let you know. The free in-home estimate is the same wherever you are.
How do I check a bathroom remodeler's license in Maryland?
You check a bathroom remodeler's license in Maryland by asking for the MHIC number and looking it up with the Maryland Home Improvement Commission. Make sure the license is active and the business name matches your estimate and contract exactly. Navarro Remodeling LLC holds MHIC license #162429 and carries $1M in general liability insurance, and you can verify the license on the Maryland Department of Labor website.
What happens if water damage is found under the bathroom floor?
If water damage is found under your bathroom floor, we stop and show you what we found before going further. Soft or stained subfloor near a tub or toilet means water has been getting in, and it needs repair before new tile goes down. We talk through your options with you, so the fix is done right instead of covered up under a new floor.