Detail-focused bathroom remodeling built with proper preparation, waterproofing systems, and clean, long-lasting finishes.

Bathroom Remodeling in Ann Arbor, MI & Washtenaw County

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What sets our work apart

Quality Materials & Proven Methods

Materials are selected based on durability, performance, and long-term reliability.

Porcelain tile is commonly used for bathrooms due to its strength and low water absorption. Ceramic tile can also be used depending on the application, while natural stone offers a unique appearance but requires additional maintenance and structural considerations.

All installations are completed using proper waterproofing systems and methods designed to meet or exceed ANSI and TCNA standards.

Axiom Tile LLC provides professional bathroom remodeling services throughout Ann Arbor and Washtenaw County.

Whether you're updating a small bathroom or completing a full remodel, every project is built with attention to detail, proper preparation, and long-term durability — not shortcuts.

The focus is on delivering clean, reliable results that perform as well as they look.

Built on Proper Preparation & Waterproofing

A successful bathroom remodel depends on what’s behind the finished surfaces. Proper substrate preparation and waterproofing are critical to preventing moisture damage, tile failure, and long-term issues.

Every project is approached as a complete system — ensuring the structure, waterproofing, and tile installation all work together for lasting performance.

The goal is not just a clean finish, but a bathroom built to perform reliably over time.

Our Remodeling Process

1. Demolition & Evaluation
Careful removal of existing materials and inspection of underlying structure for water damage

2. Structural & Surface Preparation
Leveling, framing adjustments to completely flatten walls and proper substrate installation such as backerboards, and floor substrates.

3. Waterproofing System Installation
Application of waterproof membranes in all wet areas according to manufacturer specifications to maintain warranties.

(Topical Liquid/Sheet membranes)

Schluter, Go board, Laticrete, Wedi , Etc.

4. Layout & Design Planning
Clean layout lines, symmetry, and attention to visual detail

5. Tile Installation & Finishing Work
Precise installation focused on durability and clean finish

6. Final Detailing & Inspection
Grouting, finishing, and final walkthrough

Bathroom Remodeling Services Include:

  • Full bathroom remodels

  • Shower and tub replacements

  • Walk-in shower installations

  • Tile flooring installation

  • Custom tile layouts and designs

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Why Homeowners Choose Axiom Tile LLC

  • Proper waterproofing and preparation methods

  • Detail-focused installation and layout

  • Direct communication throughout the project

  • Consistent, high-quality results

  • Built for long-term durability

Bathroom Remodel Cost in Ann Arbor

Bathroom remodeling costs vary depending on size, materials, and scope of work.

Smaller bathrooms typically range from $18,000–$35,000, while larger or master bathrooms can range from $35,000–$70,000+, depending on layout, finishes, and overall complexity.

View our full cost guide for more details. (Coming Soon)

Start Your Bathroom Remodeling Project

Looking for a reliable bathroom remodeling contractor in Ann Arbor or Washtenaw County? Contact Axiom Tile LLC for a free estimate and consultation.

Bathroom with a large mirror, double sink vanity with wooden cabinets, patterned window shades, and a white toilet, black and white hexagon and dot patterned floor.
Bathroom vanity with two mirrors, a window, and a countertop with a box of gloves, a soap dispenser, and a container. The vanity has open shelves and drawers. There are two light fixtures above the mirrors and a door on the left. The floor is tiled w
A bathroom with large dark gray tiled floor, a white toilet, and a closed white door.
Bathroom with white subway tile walls, a built-in bathtub, and black floor tiles.
Installation of orange electric radiant floor heating mats in a bathroom under concrete floor, with a drain in the corner and ongoing wall construction.
Empty shower stall with white subway tile walls, a marble bench, a small hexagonal tile floor, and a drop-in drain. There is a showerhead and a single handle water control on the wall.
A modern bathroom with gray floor tiles, a blue vanity with a white marble countertop, a white undermount sink, a silver faucet, a toilet, and a shower area with white subway tile walls. There are toiletries and a towel on a hook.
Modern bathroom shower with glass enclosure, black fixtures, white subway tile walls, black hexagon floor tiles, and a white vanity with a candle on top.
Bathroom with large rectangular light gray floor tiles, a partially visible shower with pebble stone floor and patterned light green and gray tiles on the walls, construction tools and materials nearby.
Modern shower area with green subway tiles, pebble floor, and black shower fixtures.
Bathroom with a jacuzzi tub, a glass shower, beige tiled floor and walls, a window with blinds, a small table with white flowers, a wall-mounted soap dispenser, and a towel on the floor.
Bathroom with hexagonal white floor tiles, a marble shower area with small hexagonal tiles, and a vent pipe along the wall, under construction.
Luxury bathroom with marble flooring, white cabinets, a glass shower, and elegant lighting fixtures.
Room under construction with plywood subflooring installed and visible grout lines, with partially finished drywall and tools on the countertop.
Floor stripped to subfloor with visible sawdust, with plumbing and vent pipe in the process of renovation, surrounded by cream-colored walls and white trim, with doorway ready for flooring installation.
Wet concrete floor in a room under construction, with drywall and insulation visible on the walls.
A room under construction with a freshly poured concrete floor, a yellow level tool on the floor, and a container of liquid primer or sealant nearby. The background shows partially finished walls with orange drywall and construction tools.
Freshly applied yellow epoxy coating on a hardwood floor in a room under construction.
Room under construction with a metallic flooring, partially finished walls, and a space for unseen fixtures or appliances.
Inside a bathroom under construction with drywall and partially tiled shower. Construction materials and tools are visible, including a bucket of joint compound, scissors, and boots.
A small room under construction with partially finished drywall, a peg hole in the wall, and a floor drain. The walls and ceiling are patched, with some drywall tape visible.
The inside of a small, unfinished bathroom shower area with orange waterproofing membrane on the walls, a drain in the center of the concrete floor, and plumbing fixtures for a shower head on the wall.
Interior of a bathroom or shower stall under construction, showing yellow waterproofing membrane on walls and floor, with some visible plumbing pipe and electrical wiring.
A partially renovated bathroom under construction with a window, orange drywall, and a built-in bathtub covered with blue painter's tape. There is a chandelier hanging from the ceiling and construction tools and materials on the tub and floor.
Two large pieces of brown drywall with black text and logos, fastened to a wall, with a white joint compound line along the middle, and a metallic object visible in the bottom left corner.
Bathroom renovation in progress, with drywall installed around the bathtub area, taped and mudded seams visible, and plumbing fixtures exposed.
Bathroom wall under construction with drywall panels installed, white joint compound applied on seams and screw holes, and blue painter's tape on the baseboard.
Newly poured concrete floor in a bathroom under construction, with plumbing and framing visible.
Bathroom shower area under construction with drywall and insulation, with a drain installed in the floor and a partially tiled floor.
A construction or renovation scene with laser level lines projected on the floor, tools such as a drill, bucket, and level, and a partially finished wall with an open electrical box.