Santa Rosa Bathroom Remodel Project

This Santa Rosa bathroom remodel started with the basics: strip it to subfloor and bare walls, then square everything up before a single cabinet goes in. We set a laser level across the room to get true lines on the corner run, since a few degrees off at the start means a crooked reveal at the end. The cabinets are white shaker boxes with drawer banks up front, built to hold real weight and take daily use. The corner cabinet was the tricky part. Getting two runs to meet cleanly meant custom-fitting a filler piece between them, checking it against the laser line until it squared up right. That piece is set now and ready for plywood backing before the doors and drawer fronts go on. This house has six bathrooms total, and this is one of them. Each one gets the same approach: level lines, solid fits, no shortcuts on the parts nobody sees once the doors are hung. Five more bathrooms to go in this Santa Rosa home, same standard on every one.