Moran's Repair remodels bathrooms for homeowners in San Antonio who need to replace leaking shower pans, cracked tile, or vanities with warped cabinets from prolonged moisture exposure. You call us when the grout has turned black with mold, when the toilet flange has rusted through, or when the tub surround has separated from the wall and water is seeping behind it. We remove the old fixtures and finishes, address any water damage to the subfloor or studs, and install new tile, vanities, toilets, and tub or shower units built to current plumbing codes.The remodel starts with gutting the space down to the studs and subfloor, inspecting for rot or mold, and replacing compromised framing. We install a new shower pan or tub, run updated plumbing lines, tile the walls and floor with proper waterproofing membranes, and then set the vanity, toilet, and fixtures. The finished bathroom will have a watertight shower, a vanity that doesn't wobble, and tile that stays dry at the seams.If your bathroom has persistent leaks, damaged tile, or fixtures that no longer work reliably, we can evaluate the space and provide a complete remodeling estimate.
We start by removing the toilet, vanity, and any freestanding fixtures, then tear out the tile, tub, or shower unit. Once the walls and floor are exposed, we check the subfloor for soft spots, inspect the studs for mold, and replace any damaged wood. We install cement board on the walls, apply a waterproof membrane in the wet areas, and set the new shower base or tub before tiling. Plumbing rough-in happens before the tile goes up, and we test all connections for leaks before closing the walls.After the remodel, you'll notice that water no longer pools on the floor, the shower door seals tightly, the vanity sits level, and the toilet doesn't rock. The grout lines will stay clean longer, and the room will feel more open if we've reconfigured the layout or replaced a bulky tub with a walk-in shower.We handle tile installation, plumbing fixture replacement, vanity and mirror mounting, and ventilation fan upgrades. We do not move exterior walls, add windows without permit coordination, or handle major structural changes unless drawings and permits are in place.
Homeowners want to know about waterproofing methods, fixture choices, and what to expect during the construction period. These answers address the most common concerns.