Most bathroom remodel contractors sub out the tile to whoever's available that week. At Smith Works Contracting, owner Jeffrey Smith lays every tile himself — which is the difference between a shower that looks good in the estimate photos and one that still looks tight in five years.
Whether you're after a full gut-and-rebuild, a tub-to-shower conversion, or just a tired vanity and floor that finally get replaced, we handle the whole job: demo, plumbing rough-in coordination, framing, waterproofing, tile, fixtures, and the small finish details that get skipped when a job is rushed.
People land here searching all kinds of ways — bathroom remodel contractors, bathroom renovation contractors, remodeling bathroom contractors, bathroom remodel near me, bath renovation near me, even bathroom remodel companies. It's the same job under every version of that search, and it's the one Smith Works Contracting is built around.
Bath remodel, bath remodeling companies, bath remodeling contractors, a full remodel bathroom project, or just a shower remodel and bathroom shower remodel — same crew, same standards, every time.
The same person who quotes the job runs the job — no rotating subcontractors and no re-explaining the plan to someone new halfway through.
Waterproofing and layout are planned before demo starts, not figured out once the old tile is already out.
A written scope before work begins, and a heads-up the moment anything changes once the walls are open.

Finished shower with gray subway tile and pebble floor

Tile detail with a mosaic accent niche
A look at the existing bathroom, a conversation about how you actually use the space, and a written estimate covering labor and materials.
Old fixtures and tile come out, and any plumbing or electrical moves happen before a single new tile is set.
A proper waterproof membrane goes in first, then tile is laid to plan — niches, curbs, and transitions included.
Vanity, toilet, and hardware go in last, followed by a walkthrough to check every detail before we call it done.
It depends heavily on scope — a fixture and floor refresh runs very differently than a full gut renovation with a custom tile shower. Most homeowners get a firm number after a short in-person walkthrough, which we're happy to schedule at no cost.
Yes. Plenty of our work is a straightforward bath renovation near Kirkville, Manlius, or Fayetteville — new tile, a new vanity, updated lighting — without tearing the room down to the studs.
That's one of our most common bathroom remodel projects. We handle the framing, waterproofing, and tile work needed for a clean tub-to-shower conversion.
No. As your bathroom remodel contractor, Smith Works Contracting coordinates the trades and does the tile work directly, so you have one point of contact for the whole project.
Call, or send a few details through the contact form, and you'll hear back from Jeff directly.