What's included
What Your Bathroom Remodel Delivers
Bathrooms take more daily moisture than almost any other room, so a good remodel matters as much behind the tile as on it.
- Waterproofing built to handle the moisture demands of Pacific Northwest homes
- Updated tile and flooring that resist wear and are easy to clean
- An improved layout that makes better use of your existing square footage
- A new vanity, fixtures and lighting that raise the finished look of the space
- Work scoped to your home type, whether a rambler, a tract home or a newer build
- A remodeled bathroom that can add value to your Stanwood property
Local expertise
Expert Bathroom Remodeling in Stanwood, WA
Stanwood's mix of housing means no two bathroom remodels start from the same place.
Bathroom remodeling in Stanwood means working with a wide mix of housing: older homes near the historic downtown, farmhouses on the Stillaguamish flats, tract homes from the 1990s and 2000s, and newer subdivisions around town and on Camano Island. Each type of home brings its own layout challenges and moisture exposure, and the older ones add aging fixtures to the list.
TDC Clean & Dry handles the full scope of bathroom remodeling work — shower and tub replacement, vanity and fixture updates, tile work, flooring and layout changes. The Pacific Northwest climate puts real moisture pressure on Stanwood bathrooms, so proper waterproofing and ventilation are part of every project we take on.
Whether your bathroom is a small hall bath in an older home or a primary suite in a newer build, we assess the space and plan the work to fit your home. Call us to schedule a walkthrough of your bathroom.
Our process
How Bathroom Remodeling Works
Five steps from the first walkthrough to the finished bathroom, with waterproofing and a moisture check built in.
Walk through the bathroom
We check the layout, plumbing and ventilation, plus the warning signs of moisture damage: soft flooring, loose tile, staining or a musty smell. Then we talk through how you use the room and what you want to change.
Agree on the scope and estimate
You get a written scope and estimate covering the shower or tub, tile, flooring, vanity, fixtures and any layout changes. Work starts only once you have seen exactly what the project includes.
Choose tile, fixtures and finishes
You choose the tile, shower or tub, vanity, fixtures and lighting, and we explain how each option handles daily water and humidity. Selections are locked in before the old bathroom comes out.
Open up and check for moisture
With the old tile, tub or shower removed, we check the framing, subfloor and wall cavities for hidden leaks, rot and mold. As a water damage and mold company, we fix what we find before building over it.
Waterproof, build and walk through
Showers and wet areas are waterproofed before any tile goes on, then the fixtures, vanity, flooring and ventilation are installed. We finish with a walkthrough together to confirm every detail.
Built for a wet climate
What Keeps a New Bathroom Dry
In a Pacific Northwest home, the parts you never see decide how long a bathroom remodel lasts.
Waterproofing behind the tile
Tile and grout are not waterproof on their own. A proper waterproofing layer behind the tile and under the shower floor keeps water out of the framing and subfloor, where it would otherwise lead to rot and mold.
Ventilation that clears the steam
A properly sized bath fan, vented to the outside, pulls humid air out before it condenses on walls and ceilings. Through a long, damp winter, that is often the difference between a clean ceiling and a mold problem.
Floors that handle water
Bathroom floors take splashes, drips and the occasional overflow. Water-resistant flooring, sealed where it meets the tub, shower and toilet, keeps that water on the surface instead of letting it soak into the subfloor.
Hidden damage fixed first
Older bathrooms can hide slow leaks under the floor or behind the shower wall. We repair rot and remediate mold before building over it, so the new bathroom does not inherit the old one's problems.
Bathroom remodeling FAQ
Bathroom Remodeling Questions, Answered
Common questions about bathroom remodeling in Stanwood, WA.
Does TDC Clean & Dry do bathroom remodeling in Stanwood?
Yes. We serve homeowners throughout Stanwood and Camano Island for bathroom remodeling — from older homes near downtown to newer builds on the edge of town.
What does a bathroom remodel from TDC Clean & Dry typically include?
A remodel can include shower or tub replacement, new tile, flooring, a vanity, fixtures and lighting. We scope each project to match what your home actually needs.
Can you replace a tub with a walk-in shower in my Stanwood home?
Yes. Tub-to-shower conversions are one of the most common requests we handle in Stanwood. We assess your existing plumbing layout before planning the conversion.
My Stanwood bathroom has moisture damage behind the walls. Can you handle that?
Yes. As a water damage and mold company, we address moisture damage as part of the remodel process. Homes across Stanwood face this issue in the wet Pacific Northwest climate, and proper waterproofing is part of how we build.
Do you work on older homes in Stanwood, not just new construction?
Yes. We remodel bathrooms in homes of all ages across Stanwood. Older ramblers and 1990s tract homes often need more prep work, and we plan for that upfront.
How do I get started with a bathroom remodel through TDC Clean & Dry in Stanwood?
Call us or send a message to schedule a free walkthrough of your bathroom. We review the space, discuss your goals and give you a clear picture of the work involved.
A bathroom built to stay dry.
We plan the waterproofing and ventilation along with the tile and fixtures, and we check what is behind the old walls before building new ones. Financing through Enhancify can spread the cost, and 0% interest options may be available.
Updating just part of the bathroom? We also handle tile shower installation, shower and tub installation and bathroom vanity installation for Stanwood homes.