27201 Puerta Real, Ste 300, Mission Viejo, CA, 92691
Measured in your Mission Viejo home, scheduled around your HOA's hours, and waterproofed with a membrane behind every tiled wall, not just the pan.
Out comes the fiberglass unit, and bathroom remodeling in Mission Viejo leaves the room dry behind new tile and laid out for your household.
Mission Viejo Bathroom Pros is a bathroom remodeling contractor, working in Mission Viejo, Lake Forest and Laguna Niguel since 2014. Demolition on a booked remodel starts two to three weeks after the free measure, and the written scope is agreed before then.
Full bathroom remodels are most of the work, a 1970s or 1980s bathroom taken back to the studs and rebuilt to that scope. Showers and bathtubs come next, mostly tub to shower conversions. Tiling and waterproofing, vanities and storage, and accessible bathrooms are booked on their own.
Every shower gets a Schluter Kerdi sheet membrane behind the tile and a mortar bed sloped to the drain, so a leak never reaches the slab or the ceiling below.
Is a powder room too small a job for a bathroom remodeling contractor? A powder room retiled for a first-time buyer is a bathroom remodeling job booked the same way as a primary suite taken back to the studs for a Mission Viejo family that has outgrown it.
Mission Viejo Bathroom Pros quotes bathroom remodeling across Mission Viejo, Laguna Hills, Aliso Viejo and Ladera Ranch. Ask for a free measure at (949) 555-0157, and somebody drives out, measures the bathroom and leaves you a written scope before anything comes off the wall.
Marco and Gabriela Alvarez
Founders and owners
Who we are
Most of what we do is a 1970s or 1980s tract bathroom taken back to the studs. We have been doing it in Mission Viejo, Lake Forest and Laguna Niguel since 2014, and what the old fiberglass unit was hiding sets the job.
Nothing comes off your wall before the scope is written down and agreed, down to the tile and the drain body. We handle the permit and the HOA approval, and the whole job stays on one contract.
Services
For homeowners whose bathroom has not been touched since the house was built, and who want it done once rather than patched again in five years. A full remodel suits anyone replacing more than the fixtures, moving a wall or a drain, or dealing with a subfloor that has been quietly failing behind the old tub. It is the job for a bathroom that needs everything, not just the shower.
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For anyone whose original fiberglass tub-shower unit has gone dull, cracked at a seam, or simply become hard to step over safely. This is the job when the rest of the bathroom is fine and only the shower or tub itself needs to change, whether that means converting to a walk-in shower, replacing a tub like for like, or building a shower a step wider than the one you have now.
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For homeowners who found a soft spot near the shower drain or a stain on the ceiling below an upstairs bathroom, tiling and waterproofing starts behind the wall, not at the grout line. It suits anyone re-tiling a shower or a bathroom floor who wants to know what is holding the water back, not just what tile sits on top of it.
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For anyone whose vanity has outlived the rest of the bathroom, or whose storage never matched what the family actually owns, this is a cabinet built to the room rather than picked off a shelf and made to fit. It suits a straight swap just as well as a full reconfigured layout, and either way it is measured against the plumbing before anything is ordered.
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For someone staying in their own home after a fall or a new diagnosis, or an adult child arranging a parent's bathroom from out of state, the room has to work without looking like it belongs in a clinic. That's the part a standard remodel crew misses. Grab bars go into real blocking, showers lose their threshold, and the finish still looks like an ordinary bathroom.
Learn more about Accessible BathroomsEvery shower we build gets a sheet membrane behind the tile and a mortar bed sloped to the drain, not a pan liner.
A tub to shower conversion gets a Schluter Kerdi or equivalent sheet membrane behind every tiled wall, not a liquid membrane brushed on alone, because a sheet membrane does not thin out at the corners.
Vanities are set on cement board, never bare drywall, and every countertop is templated on site rather than cut to a stock size, so the sink and faucet holes line up the first time. Every drain gets a body rated for the tile depth specified, not a generic replacement.
Exhaust fans are sized to the room in cubic feet per minute, not swapped like for like, because an undersized fan leaves moisture behind new tile long after the water is off.
Call (949) 555-0157 for a free in-home measure and a written quote before any tile comes off your bathroom wall.
(949) 555-0157Original fiberglass tub-shower units hide decades-old plumbing, homes sit slab on grade with no basement to catch a leak, and many communities fix the hours work can run.
Rated 5 out of 5
Original 1974 bathroom, never touched since. Out in a day, finished in nine. The written scope matched the invoice.
Rated 5 out of 5
The shower had been wicking into the hall carpet for months. Once the tile came off they found rot in the subfloor and said straight out it would add a day and some money. It did. Dry ever since.
Rated 5 out of 5
My mother moved in with us in March and the hall bath still had a step-in tub she could not manage. Curbless shower now, grab bars where she actually reaches for them, and they kept to the HOA hours.
Every one of these started with a measure and a written scope. Ask for yours and see what it says.
Get a free quoteRecent bathroom work finished around Mission Viejo and south Orange County, named by the town it was done in.
Full primary bath remodel
Mission Viejo
A 1980s primary bath gutted to the studs and rebuilt around a walk-in shower and a double vanity, finished in eleven working days.
Tub to shower conversion
Lake Forest
The original fiberglass tub-shower came out and a tiled walk-in shower with a bench went in, built around a narrow 1970s footprint.
Shower retile and waterproofing
San Juan Capistrano
A leaking shower pan was traced to a failed liner, and the whole enclosure was rebuilt with a sheet membrane and new tile.
Double vanity and storage build
Rancho Santa Margarita
A single builder-grade vanity was replaced with a templated double vanity and floor to ceiling linen storage beside it.
Barrier-free bathroom conversion
Ladera Ranch
A step-in tub was replaced with a curbless shower and grab bars, planned around a wheelchair turning radius in the room.
Powder room remodel
Laguna Niguel
A dated powder room was retiled floor to ceiling and fitted with a wall-hung vanity to free up floor space near the door.
A free measure, and the whole scope agreed before a tile comes off.
A powder room and a full bath the same size can quote very differently once the tile, the fixtures and what is behind the old tub are counted.
Once we have opened the wall or the floor and seen what the slab is actually doing underneath, the figure gets firm. Get a free quote
A dated fiberglass tub-shower unit is one of the first things a buyer's inspector flags.
Published remodeling return figures move by finish level, region and market year, and quoting one for Mission Viejo is a promise this business cannot stand behind.
What holds value regardless of the number is more knowable. A membrane-waterproofed shower that never lets water reach the subfloor protects the investment long after the fixtures date. Keeping a tub where the house has only one protects resale to a family buyer even where a shower reads better today. A permitted remodel with signed-off HOA paperwork is worth more at closing than an unpermitted one.
The finish level matters less than whether the work stays sound for ten years, which is the half no report answers.
Most bathrooms in Mission Viejo take one to two weeks from the first measure to a bathroom you can use again.
Call (949) 555-0157 for a free in-home assessment, or ask for a same-day callback and we will work around your schedule.
Get a free quoteSince 2014 the same team has taken 1970s and 1980s bathrooms in Mission Viejo, Lake Forest and Laguna Niguel back to the studs and rebuilt them. Demolition, plumbing, electrical, waterproofing, tile and the final clean sit under one contract with one number to ring. A household that has lost its only bathroom is not also running a schedule for four trades.
Call (949) 555-0157 or send the form for a free measure. What is being built, and what it is being built out of, is agreed in writing before a single tile comes off.
Bathroom remodeling service area
We remodel bathrooms throughout Mission Viejo and drive out across south Orange County for the right job, typically within a thirty-minute radius of home base.
Primary service area
Mission Viejo, CA
Mission Viejo Bathroom Pros 27201 Puerta Real, Ste 300, Mission Viejo, CA, 92691 (949) 555-0157Also serving
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FAQs
Common questions about bathroom remodeling in Mission Viejo
Yes. A powder room refresh, a vanity swap or a single fixture replacement gets the same free measure and written quote as a full remodel, and it is scheduled with the same crew rather than treated as an add-on to a bigger job already on the books.
Yes, and it starts with opening up what is already there before anything is priced, because a half-finished bathroom often hides work that was never brought up to code or never waterproofed correctly. The quote covers correcting that as well as finishing what is left.
Fixtures, faucets and hardware are itemized in the written quote before any demolition starts, so you know exactly what is included and what is an upgrade, rather than finding out once the old vanity and toilet are already out of the house.
A full bathroom remodel typically leaves the room unusable for one to two weeks from demolition to final walkthrough, and a tub to shower conversion or vanity swap is usually a few days. If it is your only bathroom, we schedule around that and tell you the actual window before you book.
It depends on who else uses the bathroom. A household with young children or only one full bathroom in the house usually keeps at least one tub, while a primary suite with a second bathroom elsewhere is a common place to convert.
Yes, because moving a drain means opening the slab or subfloor to run new plumbing rather than tiling over the existing line, and on a slab on grade home that means cutting into concrete. Keeping the shower, tub and vanity where the drains already run is the biggest way to hold a remodel's cost down.
Most homeowners stay in the house for a bathroom remodel, including during demolition, though the room itself is off limits and dusty for several days. If it is your only bathroom we talk through a plan for that period before the quote is finalized, rather than leaving it for the first morning of the job.
It is a sheet waterproofing membrane installed behind the tile and under the shower floor instead of relying on grout or a thin painted-on coating to keep water out. It does not thin out at corners and seams the way a brushed-on liquid membrane can, which is where most fiberglass units failed in the first place.
No, though someone needs to be reachable and available for the initial measure, the material selections and the final walkthrough. Crews are insured and used to working in occupied homes, and a key or a code can be arranged for the days in between if you are not able to be there.
Clear the bathroom itself of anything personal, towels, rugs and items stored in the vanity, and let us know if a hallway or stairway the crew will use is narrow or has anything fragile nearby. Everything else, including protecting floors on the way in and out, is handled by the crew.
Call the number you already have and describe what you are seeing. Workmanship issues that show up after the job is finished are addressed directly rather than treated as a new quote, and a leak behind new tile is taken seriously enough to open the wall and check the membrane if that is what it takes.
Yes. Where a permit was pulled for the job, scheduling the final inspection and being present for it is part of the scope, not a separate step left for you to arrange, and the signed-off paperwork is handed over once it passes.
Trading in Mission Viejo since 2014, with same-day callback on every inquiry.
Mission Viejo Bathroom Pros handles full bathroom remodels, shower and tub conversions, tiling and waterproofing, vanities and storage, and accessible bathrooms across Mission Viejo and the surrounding south Orange County. Most of the work is on 1970s and 1980s tract homes with original fiberglass tub-shower units past their working life.
Why call Mission Viejo Bathroom Pros before anyone else in Mission Viejo?
Every bathroom we take on in Mission Viejo starts with a free in-home visit and ends with a written scope before any tile comes off the wall, so there is nothing to guess at once the crew arrives. Call (949) 555-0157 to book yours and find out what the bathroom actually needs.
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27201 Puerta Real, Ste 300, Mission Viejo, CA, 92691
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