
Santa Rosa Bathroom Remodel Project
A gutted, studs-out bathroom in Santa Rosa rebuilt with a new vanity, toilet, wood-look flooring, and window trim. Full before-and-after transformation.
Small Bathroom Full Remodel
This Santa Rosa bathroom started with a full teardown. We stripped it to the studs and subfloor, exposing old plumbing lines and framing that had to be addressed before any finish work could begin. Small bathrooms leave no room for error - every measurement matters when the space itself is this tight. Once the rough work was squared away, we rebuilt from the ground up. New window trim brought light and structure back to the space. We installed a white vanity cabinet with sink, set a new toilet, and laid wood-look flooring throughout. A medicine cabinet with mirror finished the room, adding storage without eating into the limited footprint. The result is a bathroom that's small in size but built right - new plumbing, clean lines, and finishes that will hold up. It's proof that scale doesn't determine quality. Every fixture and surface in this room was installed with the same care we bring to larger jobs.
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- Project type
- Bathroom Remodel
- Service
- Remodels
- Location
- Santa Rosa, Sonoma County
- Materials
- wood-look flooring, white vanity cabinet
- Features
- before/after demolition to finished bathroom, new toilet, new vanity with sink, new window trim, medicine cabinet with mirror
- Stage
- Completed
- Property
- Residential

Documented on site by our crew and first shared on Instagram on March 2, 2018.
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