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Remodeling changes how a space works. Instead of only replacing finishes, a remodel can move or remove walls, reconfigure a kitchen around a new island, turn a tub into a walk-in shower, add storage, or finish an unused basement into living space. It is the right choice when the current layout no longer fits the way you live.
Water Damage Pros TN approaches remodeling with a restoration background. Kitchens, bathrooms and basements are the rooms where water damage happens most, so we design and build with moisture in mind: proper waterproofing in showers, careful plumbing connections, moisture-resistant materials where they make sense, and a check for past leaks and hidden damage before anything new is installed. A remodel can also be the natural next step after a water or fire loss, when part of the room is already opened up.
Kitchen remodels usually start with the layout: where the sink, range and refrigerator go, whether an island makes sense and how much counter and storage space you need. Moving the sink or dishwasher means moving plumbing, which is the right moment to replace old supply lines and shutoff valves, two of the most common sources of kitchen leaks. We also recommend water leak sensors under the sink and behind the refrigerator.
Walk-in showers and tub-to-shower conversions are popular bathroom remodels. The most important part is the part you never see: a properly sloped shower pan and a continuous waterproofing layer behind the tile. Failed shower waterproofing is a frequent cause of hidden water damage and mold in walls and subfloors, so we treat it as a priority, not an afterthought.
Basements in Middle Tennessee can deal with groundwater, seepage and humidity. Before finishing a basement, we look for signs of moisture and recommend fixes such as drainage improvements, a sump pump or dehumidification. Then we choose materials that hold up in below-grade spaces, so the new room stays dry and comfortable.
After water damage restoration or fire damage repair, walls and floors are often already open. Insurance generally pays to restore the damaged area to its previous condition, and you pay the difference for any layout changes or upgrades. Many homeowners use this moment to fix what never worked well, such as a cramped kitchen or an outdated bathroom.
We also remodel offices, retail spaces and rental units, including updating restrooms, break rooms and common areas. Work is scheduled to limit disruption to tenants and customers. See our commercial services.
We provide remodeling in Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, Forest Hills, Oak Hill, Hendersonville, Mount Juliet and across Middle Tennessee. Call (629) 250-3594 for a free estimate.
Our work does not stop when the structure is dry. We handle reconstruction of everything that was removed, and if you want to go further we offer renovation and remodeling as part of the same project.
Kitchen remodels, bathroom remodels including walk-in showers and tub-to-shower conversions, basement finishing, open-concept wall removal, laundry and mudroom remodels and built-in storage.
Kitchens, bathrooms and basements are where water damage happens most. Our restoration background helps us spot hidden damage before building and waterproof wet areas properly so the new space lasts.
Yes. We look for past leaks, soft subfloors, staining and moisture before planning, and fix those problems as part of the project.
Insurance generally covers restoring the damaged area to its previous condition. If you choose a new layout or upgraded materials, you pay the difference. We keep the insurance scope and the remodel scope separate.
Projects that change plumbing, electrical or structure may require permits and licensed trades. We account for that in the scope and schedule.
We build a properly sloped shower pan and install a continuous waterproofing layer behind the tile before any finish goes on, because failed shower waterproofing is a common cause of hidden water damage.
Yes, after the moisture problem is addressed. We recommend fixes such as drainage, a sump pump or dehumidification, then use materials suited to below-grade spaces.
It depends on the size of the project, layout changes and how long materials take to arrive. You get a timeline with the estimate, and we order key items early to avoid delays.
Yes. We visit your home, discuss your goals and give you a written scope and estimate at no charge.
Yes. We remodel offices, retail spaces, restrooms, break rooms and rental units, and schedule work to limit disruption.
Often, yes, but it depends on whether the wall is load-bearing and what runs through it, such as plumbing, wiring or ductwork. We evaluate the wall during the consultation, and load-bearing changes are planned with the proper structural support and permits.
Most homeowners stay. We seal off the work area to control dust and help you plan a temporary kitchen setup or which bathroom to use while the remodel is underway.
It replaces an old bathtub with a walk-in shower in the same space, often with a low threshold, a bench and grab bars. It is a popular choice for easier access and a more modern look.
Upstairs laundry rooms are convenient, but a washer leak there can damage the ceilings and walls below. If you keep it upstairs, a drain pan with a leak sensor, braided steel hoses and an accessible shutoff valve greatly reduce the risk. A remodel is a good time to add them.
