Remodels

A one-year check-in on a Palm Coast master bath remodel: a rain head already spitting sideways from scale, water spots on a matte-black faucet, a stiff diverter. What the homeowner does now, and what was warranty.

An open-concept remodel in Palm Coast wanted the sink and dishwasher in the island. The venting problem, the loop vent the inspector accepted, the slab trench for supply and drain, and the cost against keeping the sink on the wall.

A Palm Coast seller discovered at closing that the bathroom they added in 2019 was never permitted. The after-the-fact permit, walls opened, corrections made, and what a permit involves when it is done in order.

A Palm Coast kitchen-and-bath remodel slipped three weeks. The schedule, week by week: rough-in, the inspection that could not be booked for eight days, tile waiting, and a faucet on backorder at trim-out.

A fall on a tub step in a Palm Coast home. The daughter called about a walk-in tub she had seen advertised. What the visit covered, from fill times to the water heater, and what the couple chose.

A Grand Haven couple had not used their garden tub in a decade. What changed on conversion day: the drain size, the valve height, the pan, and the resale conversation about the hall bath.

A curbless shower design needed the drain eighteen inches from where the 1996 builder put it. A day and a half on a Palm Coast slab: the saw cut, the old stub, the slope, the inspection, the pour-back.

A Palm Coast homeowner arrived with an online calculator printout. The itemized plumbing quote was more than double. The gap, line by line, and what she cut to close it.

One master-bath remodel in Palm Coast told start to finish: the surprises under the tub, moving the shower drain on the slab, the rough-in inspection, the tile crew’s timeline, trim-out, and the final walk. Every phase explained by what happened.