Bathroom Remodeling Contractor in Crozet, VA
A Crozet bathroom remodel buys you two people getting ready at the same time, in the same room, with nobody waiting in the hallway.
- 150+ Bathrooms Built in the Charlottesville Area
- Virginia Class A Licensed
- 15-Year Structural Warranty
What a Bathroom Remodeling Contractor in Crozet, VA Should Sort Out First
When the remodel is finished, you get a bathroom that fits how you actually use it. There’s real storage for everything you keep in there, and the shower gives you room to move instead of turning sideways to rinse off. The fan clears the mirror before you leave in the morning, and because there are two sinks, you and your partner can both get ready at seven without working around each other.
Getting there looks different depending on where in Crozet you live. In the older houses near the downtown blocks, the work is mostly behind the wall: cast iron waste lines, a vent stack in an inconvenient place, a subfloor that has been quietly wet for a decade.
Up toward Old Trail and Foothill Crossing the structure is sound and the layout is the question, usually a single vanity where two people need one, or a linen closet eating the only wall long enough for a real shower.
We have built over 150 bathrooms around Charlottesville and Albemarle County. The ones people mention years later all have the same thing in common: the storage, the light, and the water landed right, and the room has needed nothing since.
We have been doing this since 2006, and the reason we still get called back to the same houses is that we answer the phone long after the invoice clears.
Why Crozet Homeowners Choose Integrity
- Over 150 bathrooms completed locally
- Virginia Class A licensed, building since 2006
- Fixed price locked before demolition day
- Full 3D plan approved before anything is ordered
- Schluter-KERDI waterproofing behind the tile
- 15-year structural warranty, 3 years on finishes
What Homeowners Tell Us Afterward
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Kenneth Barron
Integrity does quality work. You pay for what you get- prices are higher than other companies, but work is done right the first time with no surprises and they guarantee their work.
We made the mistake of passing them up the first time we did repair work on our bathroom and were right back in the same place 2 years later. Didn’t make the same mistake twice!
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Jonathan Williams
Integrity did a tremendous job with the work that they did on our house. The project they took on was quite extensive but they did quality work within the time frame promised. I would recommend them to all my friends.
So, What Does a Crozet Bathroom Actually Run?
| Level | What It Covers | Typical Budget | Construction Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | Paint, hardware, new fixtures | $3,000 to $10,000 | 1 to 2 weeks |
| Level 2 | All new finishes, existing layout intact | $25,000 to $55,000 | 3 to 5 weeks |
| Level 3 | Layout changes, plumbing relocated | $50,000 to $90,000 | 6 to 9 weeks |
| Level 4 | Walls, subfloor, and major systems rebuilt | $80,000 to $145,000+ | 8 to 14 weeks |
Across everything we build, most standard primary baths land between $70,000 and $80,000.
Three real projects, for reference:
- A $48,000 bath where a period high-tank pull-chain toilet alone accounted for $2,500
- A $74,000 primary bath built around a $6,500 dual vanity
- A $91,000 bath and closet project where the custom closet build was $17,000 of the total
How the Work Gets Sequenced
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Scope before price
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Drawings and selections
3
Demolition and rough-in
4
Waterproofing and finish
What Sits Behind the Contract
One contract, one team
Design, permitting, construction, and warranty all sit with the same company, so one outfit owns the outcome start to finish.
Moisture handled properly
A fixed price that holds
Coverage that outlives the job
Bathroom Remodeling Questions We Hear in Crozet
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Come Downstairs Already in a Good Mood
Our bathroom remodeling work across Albemarle County covers refreshes, reconfigurations, and full rebuilds, and every one of them is aimed at that same quiet result. Call us at (434) 220-1056 or contact us here.
Crozet sits about twenty minutes west of Charlottesville, close enough to the Blue Ridge that a Saturday can start at the Mudhouse and end on a trail, and the town has grown quickly enough that its older cottages and its newest subdivisions now share the same zip code. A visitor’s guide to Crozet will point you at the vineyards and the peach orchard; homeowners here tend to be more interested in what the county will let them build, which is spelled out on Albemarle’s building permit page. Both halves of Crozet’s housing stock, the pre-war places near the tracks and the planned neighborhoods up the hill, keep our bathroom crews busy year round.