Historic homes, modern bathrooms, done right the first time.
Bathroom Remodeling in Georgetown TX in Old Town Georgetown means working with a team that knows the 78626 historic district, the older plumbing behind those walls, and the renovation guidelines that come with it. We have served this area since 2013, updating bathrooms in homes near the Williamson County Courthouse and along Austin Avenue. From tile and vanities to full renovations, we handle the permits, the plumbing, and the finish work.
Years serving Old Town
13
Bathrooms remodeled
500+
Average rating
4.9 stars
We serve Old Town Georgetown because this is where the work is interesting. The homes here have character, and the bathrooms have problems you do not see in new construction. Low water pressure from corroded pipes. Exhaust fans that vent into the attic instead of outside. Tile that has cracked because the subfloor flexed. We like solving those problems. The demand is steady, and the customers here care about doing it right. That matches how we work.
Our first Old Town Georgetown job was a shower leak in a 1940s bungalow near 7th Street. The homeowner had been told the whole bathroom needed to be gutted. We found the leak, replaced the PEX piping, and saved the original tile. That job led to three more on the same block. Since then, we have worked in the Historic District, along Austin Avenue, and in the older homes near the Georgetown Public Library. The relationships we have built here keep us busy, and we keep coming back because the work matters.
We offer full bathroom renovation services in Old Town Georgetown Georgetown TX, from single-fixture swaps to complete gut jobs. If you need affordable Bathroom Remodeling in Georgetown TX in Old Town Georgetown, we scope the work to fit your budget without cutting corners on waterproofing or plumbing. Every job starts with a walkthrough and a written estimate.
A full remodel in Old Town Georgetown usually means new tile, a new vanity, updated plumbing, and better ventilation. We work in homes near the Williamson County Courthouse and along Austin Avenue, where the walls are often plaster and the pipes are original. We handle the demo, the rough-in, and the finish.
Renovation in the Historic District means respecting the home's character while fixing what is outdated. We replace old fixtures with Moen or Delta, add a Schluter waterproofing membrane behind the tile, and make sure the exhaust fan actually vents outside. Most renovations here take two to three weeks.
Shower remodels in Old Town Georgetown often start with a cracked tile or a leaking pan. We tear out the old shower, check the subfloor, and rebuild with cement backer board and a waterproofing membrane. We install new shower glass and a Delta valve. Most jobs take four to six days.
If your tub is original to the house, it may be cast iron and worth keeping. We refinish or replace tubs in homes near 7th Street and the Georgetown Public Library. We also install new surrounds and update the drain and overflow to PVC. A typical tub remodel takes three to five days.
Walk-in tubs are a good fit for older homes in Old Town Georgetown where residents want to age in place. We install American Standard and Kohler walk-in tubs with ADA-compliant grab bars and a handheld shower. We check the door swing and the floor support before we order.
Tile work in Old Town Georgetown means dealing with uneven floors and plaster walls. We use a wet saw, tile spacers, and a grout float to get clean lines. We install ceramic tile, porcelain tile, and Daltile or MSI products. Most tile jobs take three to five days.
A new vanity can transform a small Old Town Georgetown bathroom. We remove the old cabinet, check the plumbing, and install a new vanity with a quartz or granite countertop. We handle the sink and faucet hookup. Most vanity swaps take one to two days.
Flooring in older homes often hides rot or a cracked subfloor. We pull the old floor, repair the subfloor, and install new tile or luxury vinyl. We use a moisture meter to check for hidden leaks. Most flooring jobs take two to four days.
We install quartz and granite countertops in Old Town Georgetown bathrooms. We template the vanity, cut the sink opening with a hole saw, and set the counter. We seal the edges with silicone caulk. Most countertop jobs take one to two days.
A running toilet or a cracked bowl needs a fast fix. We install Toto, Kohler, and American Standard toilets in Old Town Georgetown homes. We replace the wax ring, check the flange, and make sure the toilet sits level. Most installs take two to three hours.
We install undermount and drop-in sinks in Old Town Georgetown bathrooms. We cut the opening, set the sink, and hook up the faucet and drain. We check for leaks before we leave. Most sink installs take two to four hours.
A leaking faucet wastes water and can damage the vanity. We install Moen, Delta, and Kohler faucets in Old Town Georgetown homes. We shut off the water, swap the faucet, and test the lines. Most faucet installs take one to two hours.
We install framed and frameless shower glass in Old Town Georgetown bathrooms. We measure the opening, order the glass, and set it with a level and silicone caulk. We make sure the door swings clean and seals tight. Most installs take three to four hours.
Converting a tub to a shower opens up space in small Old Town Georgetown bathrooms. We remove the tub, cap the drain, and build a new shower pan with a waterproofing membrane. We install a new valve and tile. Most conversions take five to seven days.
We make bathrooms safer for residents in Old Town Georgetown who want to stay in their homes. We install ADA-compliant grab bars, curbless showers, and comfort-height toilets. We widen doorways if needed. Most accessible remodels take one to two weeks.
Old Town Georgetown bathrooms often lack storage. We build and install custom cabinets, medicine cabinets, and shelving. We match the trim and paint to the rest of the home. Most cabinet jobs take two to four days.
Poor ventilation is common in older Old Town Georgetown homes. We install Broan and Panasonic exhaust fans and run the duct outside. We check the CFM rating and make sure the fan clears the steam. Most fan installs take three to four hours.
Waterproofing is the most important step in any shower or tub remodel. We use Schluter membranes and silicone caulk to seal the walls and floor. We check the moisture meter before we close the walls. Most waterproofing work is done in one to two days.
We repair drywall, install greenboard in wet areas, and paint Old Town Georgetown bathrooms. We patch holes, sand the seams, and apply a mold-resistant paint. Most drywall and paint jobs take two to three days.
Bathroom Remodeling in Georgetown TX in Old Town Georgetown requires a different playbook than new construction. The homes here are older, the plumbing is often original, and the Historic District has strict renovation guidelines. We start every job with a walkthrough and a moisture meter check. We pull the permits through Williamson County and the City of Georgetown. We protect the floors and contain the dust. If you need emergency Bathroom Remodeling in Georgetown TX in Old Town Georgetown, we can usually get a crew out same day for active leaks or water damage. We schedule work around your routine, and we keep the job site clean. Most jobs in the 78626 ZIP code take two to four weeks, depending on scope.
We open the wall, inspect the pipes, and replace the bad sections with PEX piping. We use a pipe wrench and a tubing cutter to make clean connections. If the whole run is bad, we repipe the bathroom and test every joint before we close the wall.
We pull the old flooring, check the subfloor with a level, and repair or replace any soft spots. We install a cement backer board or an uncoupling membrane before the tile. That gives the new floor a stable base and keeps the grout lines tight.
We run a new exhaust fan duct through the roof or soffit and seal the penetration. We install a Broan or Panasonic fan with the right CFM rating for the bathroom size. We test the airflow before we close the ceiling.
We work throughout Old Town Georgetown and the surrounding Historic District. Whether you are near the Williamson County Courthouse or off Austin Avenue, we know the streets, the parking, and the building stock. Here are a few of the areas we serve most often.
4+
Areas Served
4.9
Average rating
We had a leak in our shower that had been patched twice before. Georgetown Bath Remodel Pros found the real problem, replaced the pan, and waterproofed everything. They were clean, on time, and the price was what they quoted. Our bathroom looks great and no more leaks.
— Sarah M.
I needed a walk-in tub for my mother who lives with us near the courthouse. The team helped us pick the right model, installed it with grab bars, and made sure the door sealed tight. They were patient with all our questions. Highly recommend.
— David R.
Our vanity was original to the house and falling apart. They installed a new quartz countertop and a Kohler sink. The tile work on the floor is beautiful. They even fixed a small drywall issue we had. Fair price and good communication.
— Linda K.
These are a few of the projects we have completed in Old Town Georgetown. Each one had a specific problem, and each one got a solution that fit the home and the budget.
A 1920s bungalow near 7th Street had a shower leak that had rotted the subfloor and was starting to show mold in the adjacent room.
We tore out the old shower, replaced the rotted subfloor, and rebuilt the shower with a Schluter waterproofing membrane and new porcelain tile. We installed a new Delta shower valve and a frameless glass door. We also added a Panasonic exhaust fan to control moisture.
The leak was fixed, the mold was remediated, and the homeowner gained a modern shower that fits the historic style of the home. The job took six days.
A homeowner on Austin Avenue had a running toilet and low water pressure throughout the bathroom. The pipes were original galvanized steel.
We replaced the toilet with a Toto model and repiped the bathroom with PEX. We also installed a new Moen faucet and a Kohler sink. We checked the water pressure after the repipe and confirmed it was back to normal.
The running toilet was gone, the water pressure improved, and the homeowner avoided a full repipe of the house. The job took three days.
A couple near the Georgetown Public Library wanted to age in place but their bathroom had a high tub wall and no grab bars. The tile was also cracked and the exhaust fan was not working.
We converted the tub to a curbless shower with ADA-compliant grab bars and a bench. We installed new ceramic tile, a comfort-height toilet, and a Broan exhaust fan vented outside. We widened the doorway by two inches.
The bathroom is now safe and accessible. The homeowners can stay in their home longer. The job took two weeks.
If you are searching for Bathroom Remodeling in Georgetown TX in Old Town Georgetown near me, you probably already know something is wrong. Here are the signs we see most often in this neighborhood. If any of these sound familiar, it is time to call a pro.
Cracked tile usually means the subfloor or backer board has moved. Water gets behind the tile and causes mold. In Old Town Georgetown, this is often caused by foundation movement. We fix the underlying issue before we replace the tile.
If the mirror stays fogged for minutes after a shower, the fan is undersized or the duct is blocked. In older homes, the duct may vent into the attic. We install a new fan and run the duct outside.
Low pressure in an older home usually means corroded galvanized pipes. It will not fix itself. We check the pipes and recommend a repipe if needed. This is common in the Historic District.
A running toilet can waste hundreds of gallons a day. A leaking faucet can rot the vanity. Both are quick fixes for a pro. We can usually repair or replace the fixture in one visit.
Mold in a bathroom means moisture is trapped. It could be a leak, poor ventilation, or both. We find the source, fix it, and remediate the mold. Do not just paint over it.
Old Town Georgetown Bathroom Remodeling in Georgetown TX often starts with a problem that is specific to this area. The hot, humid climate, the older building stock, and the historic plumbing all contribute. Here are the issues we see most.
Why it happens here
Older showers in Old Town Georgetown often have no waterproofing membrane behind the tile. Over time, grout cracks and water seeps into the wall. The humid climate makes it worse.
Our approach
We tear out the old shower, install a Schluter membrane, and rebuild with cement backer board. We test the pan before we tile. That stops the leak and prevents mold.
Why it happens here
Galvanized pipes corrode from the inside. Many homes in the 78626 ZIP code still have them. The result is low pressure and rusty water.
Our approach
We replace the old pipes with PEX. We use a pipe wrench and a tubing cutter to make clean connections. We test the pressure after the repipe.
Why it happens here
Many older homes have exhaust fans that vent into the attic or have no fan at all. Steam builds up and feeds mold. This is common near the Georgetown Public Library and the Historic District.
Our approach
We install a Broan or Panasonic fan with the right CFM rating. We run the duct outside and seal the penetration. We check the airflow before we finish.
Why it happens here
Old Town Georgetown has clay soil that expands and contracts with the seasons. That movement cracks tile and grout. It is a common issue in pier-and-beam homes.
Our approach
We repair the subfloor, install an uncoupling membrane, and use flexible grout. That gives the tile room to move without cracking. We also check for plumbing leaks that might be causing the movement.
The seasons affect Bathroom Remodeling in Georgetown TX in Old Town Georgetown more than you might think. Summer humidity, winter freezes, and spring storms all play a role. Here is what to expect and how to plan.
Spring brings rain and humidity. If your bathroom has a leak, it will show up now. We see more calls for shower leaks and mold remediation in March and April. The mild temperatures are good for tile work.
Tip
Check under the sink and around the shower for signs of water. If you see staining, call us before the mold spreads.
Summer in Georgetown is hot and humid. Bathrooms without proper ventilation stay damp, which encourages mold. We install a lot of exhaust fans in June and July. Air conditioning helps, but it does not replace a fan.
Tip
Run your exhaust fan for 15 minutes after every shower. If the mirror stays fogged, your fan needs an upgrade.
Fall is the best time for a bathroom remodel in Old Town Georgetown. The weather is mild, and we can open windows for ventilation during demo. We book up quickly in October and November.
Tip
Schedule your remodel in early fall if you want it done before the holidays. We can usually start within two weeks.
Winter brings freezing temperatures. Pipes in older homes can freeze and burst. We see more emergency calls for water damage in December and January. The cold also slows down tile adhesive and grout.
Tip
Let your faucets drip during a freeze. If a pipe bursts, shut off the water and call us immediately. We offer emergency response.
Common questions before hiring a Bathroom Remodeling in Georgetown TX in Old Town Georgetown
Most full bathroom remodels in Old Town Georgetown run $12,000 to $25,000 in 2026. A simple vanity and faucet swap starts around $1,200. The price depends on the condition of your plumbing, the size of the bathroom, and the materials you choose. We provide a written estimate before we start.
The best remodeler is one who knows the Historic District, holds a Texas plumbing license, and has a track record in older homes. We have been serving Old Town Georgetown since 2013. Ask for references from homes near the courthouse or along Austin Avenue. We are happy to provide them.
A full bathroom remodel in Old Town Georgetown takes two to four weeks. A shower remodel takes four to six days. A vanity swap takes one to two days. The timeline depends on the scope and whether we find hidden damage behind the walls. We give you a schedule before we start.
Yes, most bathroom remodels require a plumbing permit in Georgetown. The permit costs $150 to $300. We pull the permit and handle the inspection. If your home is in the Historic District, you may also need approval for certain changes. We check before we start.
Yes, we offer emergency response for active leaks, burst pipes, and water damage. Call us at 512 325 0295. We can usually get a crew out the same day. For non-emergency work, we can schedule within one to two weeks.
We use the landmarks in Old Town Georgetown to orient our crews and schedule our routes. The Williamson County Courthouse is a central reference point. The Georgetown Public Library and the Palace Theatre are also easy to find. If you are near any of these, we can get to you quickly. We know where to park, where to stage materials, and how to avoid the busiest times on Austin Avenue.
Williamson County Courthouse
The courthouse is a central landmark in Old Town. We use it as a reference point when scheduling jobs in the Historic District. Parking around the square can be tight, so we plan our drop-offs around the courthouse traffic.
Georgetown Public Library
The library is a familiar spot for many of our customers. We often work in homes near the library, and we know the side streets that make access easier. If you are near the library, we can usually get to you within 15 minutes.
Palace Theatre
The Palace Theatre draws crowds on event nights, which can block streets in Old Town. We schedule our crews around those events to avoid delays. If you are near the theatre, we will coordinate our arrival time with you.
Georgetown Square
The Georgetown Square is the commercial heart of Old Town. Many of the buildings here are historic, and some have upstairs apartments with older bathrooms. We work with property owners and business owners to update bathrooms without disrupting business.
Austin Avenue commercial strip
Austin Avenue has a mix of shops, offices, and restaurants. We have remodeled bathrooms in a few of the older buildings here. The demand is usually for ADA-compliant fixtures and better ventilation.
Interstate 35
I-35 is about 10 minutes east of Old Town. We use it to reach suppliers and bring materials back quickly. If you are near the highway, we can get to you fast.
Texas State Highway 29
Highway 29 runs through Georgetown and connects Old Town to the west side. We use it for jobs near Wolf Ranch and Berry Creek. Access from Old Town is straightforward.
Routine and same-week appointments for residents and businesses across Williamson County, including the ZIP codes below.
We serve all these cities with the same professional Bathroom Remodeling in Georgetown TX quality.
We maintain the highest standards of professionalism and compliance to serve Old Town Georgetown residents.
If your bathroom needs an update, we are ready to help. We have been serving Old Town Georgetown since 2013. We know the homes, the codes, and the climate. Call us at 512 325 0295 or fill out the form for an estimate. We will walk you through the options and give you a written price. No pressure, no surprises.