Your Dream Bathroom — Custom, Efficient, and Built to Last

Yes. We work with a team of interior designers, architects and engineers.

We give you the option of purchasing your own selection of tiles, vanity, fixtures and hardware. We can also provide a variety of options to choose from depending on your budget.

Whether you need permits for a bathroom remodel depends on the scope of work and local regulations. No Permit Needed for cosmetic updates like painting, replacing fixtures, or swapping out a vanity. Permit Required for major changes such as: Moving or adding plumbing/electrical. Changing the bathroom layout. Structural modifications (e.g., removing walls). Installing a new shower or tub that alters plumbing. We handle the permitting process for our clients to ensure compliance with local building codes. During your consultation, we’ll determine what’s needed for your specific project.

At BECHER, we recommend materials that balance durability, style, and ease of maintenance for your bathroom remodel. Here are our top picks: Flooring ✔ Porcelain or Ceramic Tile – Water-resistant, durable, and available in various styles. ✔ Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) – Waterproof, cost-effective, and mimics natural wood or stone. ✔ Natural Stone – Timeless and high-end, but requires sealing for protection. Shower & Wall Tiles ✔ Porcelain or Ceramic Tiles – Durable, water-resistant, and available in endless designs. ✔ Glass Tiles – Stylish and easy to clean but may require more maintenance. ✔ Large-Format Tiles or Slabs – Fewer grout lines for a sleek, modern look. Countertops ✔ Quartz – Low-maintenance, non-porous, and highly durable. ✔ Granite – Natural beauty with strong durability but requires sealing. ✔ Solid Surface (Corian, etc.) – Seamless, easy to clean, and cost-effective. Cabinetry & Vanities ✔ Plywood-Based Cabinets – Stronger and more moisture-resistant than particleboard. ✔ Solid Wood (With Proper Sealing) – Classic and durable for high-end remodels. ✔ Laminate or Thermofoil – Budget-friendly and moisture-resistant options. Fixtures & Hardware ✔ Brushed Nickel or Matte Black Faucets – Stylish, modern, and resistant to water spots. ✔ Stainless Steel or Brass Hardware – Corrosion-resistant and long-lasting.

Yes, you can change the layout of your bathroom, but the feasibility depends on factors such as plumbing, electrical, and structural elements. What’s Possible? ✔ Rearranging Fixtures – Moving sinks, toilets, or tubs is possible but may require rerouting plumbing. ✔ Expanding the Bathroom – If space allows, we can remove or move walls to enlarge your bathroom. ✔ Converting a Tub to a Walk-in Shower – A popular option that improves accessibility and modernizes the space. ✔ Adding Storage – Custom vanities, recessed shelving, or built-in cabinets can enhance functionality. Considerations Before Changing the Layout 🔹 Plumbing & Drainage – Moving fixtures far from existing plumbing lines increases costs. 🔹 Electrical & Ventilation – Relocating outlets, lights, and ventilation fans may require additional rewiring. 🔹 Structural Constraints – Load-bearing walls may limit layout changes or require reinforcement. 🔹 Permit Requirements – Major modifications may require permits, which we handle for you. We’ll assess your space and guide you through the best layout options for your needs and budget.

At Becher Construction, we stand behind the quality of our work and materials. Here’s what we offer in terms of warranties and guarantees for bathroom remodels: Labor Warranty ✅ 1-Year Workmanship Warranty – Covers installation issues, ensuring that all work meets industry standards. If any problems arise due to our craftsmanship, we’ll fix them at no cost within the warranty period. Material Warranties 🔹 Manufacturer Warranties – Many products we install, such as tiles, faucets, and vanities, come with their own warranties (typically 5-10 years or lifetime, depending on the brand). We’ll provide you with warranty details for all materials used. 🔹 Waterproofing Systems – If we install a waterproofing system (e.g., Schluter, Wedi), we ensure it meets warranty requirements from the manufacturer. What’s Not Covered? ❌ Normal wear and tear, misuse, or damage caused by lack of maintenance. ❌ Issues caused by external factors (e.g., plumbing leaks unrelated to our work, structural shifts). We can provide a detailed warranty documentation at project completion and are always available for post-remodel support.