Bathroom Remodeling in San Antonio, TX
Yes, a concrete contractor can remodel your bathroom — and concrete is one of the best materials in it. We build shower bases, stain and polish concrete bathroom floors, and make custom concrete sinks, all sealed for a wet room. If you want a bathroom that looks designed rather than tiled over, and that stands up to daily water without grout lines to scrub, call (210) 739-9769.
What does a concrete contractor do in a bathroom?
Most bathroom remodels are tile and fixtures. Ours start from concrete:
- Concrete shower bases — a seamless, sloped base with no grout joints to mould or crack, finished to match the room.
- Stained and polished concrete floors — warm colour and a smooth, easy-clean surface, sealed against water.
- Custom concrete sinks and countertops — made to the size and shape of your room, not picked from a catalogue.
- Concrete wall finishes — textured, sealed feature walls that give a bathroom a deliberate, modern look.
If your remodel also needs standard fixtures, plumbing, or tile work around the concrete, we will tell you honestly what we handle in-house and what needs a trade partner, before work starts.
Can you remodel a bathroom with concrete?
Yes — and the honest version is this: concrete suits bathrooms because it is seamless and waterproof when sealed properly. The catch is the sealing and the detailing. A shower base that is not sloped right holds water; a floor that is not sealed right stains. Those are workmanship issues, not material issues, and they are exactly what fifteen years of doing this work teaches you to get right.
How does a concrete bathroom remodel work?
- Look and plan. We visit, measure, and talk through what you want — finishes, layout, and what stays versus what goes.
- Strip and prep. Old finishes come out, the base is checked and repaired, and plumbing positions are confirmed.
- Build the concrete work. Shower base, floor finish, sink, and wall finishes, in that order, with curing and sealing time between steps.
- Finish and handover. Fixtures go back in, everything is sealed, and we walk you through care — what to clean with, what to avoid, and when to reseal.
How long does a concrete bathroom remodel take?
A bathroom focused on concrete finishes typically takes one to three weeks, depending on size, how much else changes, and curing and sealing time between steps. A full gut-and-redo with plumbing moves takes longer. We give you a schedule before we start, and we tell you if that schedule moves.
Is concrete waterproof in a shower?
Concrete itself is not waterproof — sealed concrete is. A shower base gets a waterproofing system underneath and a sealer on top, with the slope built in so water runs to the drain instead of sitting. Done that way, it is as watertight as any tiled shower, with fewer joints to fail. Done badly, it leaks like anything else. The difference is the workmanship, which is why we show you our past bathroom work before you commit. Gallery
What does a bathroom remodel cost in San Antonio?
Bathroom remodels are priced per project, because no two are alike: size, finishes, fixtures, and how much plumbing moves all change the number. Concrete finishes often cost less than high-end tile and stone for the same area, and they remove grout maintenance entirely. Your exact price comes from a free on-site look, where we measure and talk through options before quoting anything.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a bathroom remodel take? See above: typically one to three weeks for concrete-finish work, longer for full replumbing or layout changes.
Is a concrete bathroom floor cold or hard? It is a hard floor, like tile — rugs and underfloor heating change the feel if that matters to you. It is no colder than tile, and stained finishes warm the look considerably compared to grey concrete.
How do I clean a concrete bathroom? Mild soap and water, nothing abrasive, nothing acidic left sitting on it. Reseal on the schedule we leave you with, and the finish keeps looking new.
Do you only do concrete, or the whole bathroom? Concrete is our trade. For a full remodel we handle the concrete work and coordinate the rest with you — plumbing, fixtures, and any tile outside the concrete scope — so you are not left managing trades yourself. What we do not do, we say so upfront.
If your bathroom needs more than a new coat of paint — if you want a shower without grout lines and a floor that actually suits the room — call (210) 739-9769. Monday to Friday, 7am to 7pm, and we will set up a time to look at it.