Bathroom Remodeling
Bathroom remodeling including fixtures, finishes, and waterproof detailing. Practical updates built to hold up in a humid South Florida environment.
What this service includes
Bathroom remodeling updates a small, hard-working space where water meets structure on a daily basis. A remodel can range from replacing fixtures and finishes to a full gut and rebuild of the layout. Because a bathroom sees more direct water than any other room, the work behind the tile, the waterproofing, and the connections matters as much as the visible finish.
In South Florida, bathrooms face constant humidity on top of direct water exposure. That combination is tough on grout, caulk, drywall, and subfloors. A bathroom that looks fine on the surface can hide moisture damage underneath, which is why a proper remodel addresses waterproofing and the condition of the subfloor and walls before the new tile and fixtures go in. Material choices, from moisture-resistant backing to the right grout and sealant, are what keep a remodeled bathroom from developing problems in a humid climate.
Bathroom remodeling at CIT Repair & Remodeling is handled by the same owner-operated team behind the company's roofing work. The business is woman-owned and owner-operated by Citlaly Torres, who stays involved in the project. Free estimates lay out the scope, materials, and approach before any work starts, so you understand what is included and what to expect.
A bathroom remodel typically involves demolition, subfloor and wall prep, waterproofing, plumbing rough-ins, tile and fixture installation, and finish work. Broward County permitting and inspection requirements apply to the plumbing and any structural portions, and those permits are pulled and inspected as part of the job. The aim is a bathroom that not only looks updated but is built to hold up to daily showers and South Florida humidity over time.
Signs you may need this service
- Grout that is cracking, crumbling, or showing mold that keeps returning despite cleaning.
- Soft spots, discoloration, or water damage on the floor or around the tub and shower base.
- Fixtures, vanity, or tile that are dated, damaged, or no longer functional.
- A layout that does not work for your routine or accessibility needs.
- You are updating the home before selling and the bathroom is a clear weak point.
How this work is done
This describes how bathroom remodeling generally proceeds in the trade, so you know what to expect.
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Consultation and estimate
The existing bathroom is reviewed and the homeowner's goals for layout, fixtures, and finishes are discussed. A free estimate lays out the scope, materials, and approach.
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Planning and permitting
The layout, materials, and trade sequence are planned. Where plumbing or structural work is involved, the required Broward County permits are pulled before work begins.
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Demolition and waterproofing prep
Old finishes, fixtures, and any damaged subfloor or drywall are removed. The subfloor and walls are prepped and waterproofing is installed where tile and water meet.
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Plumbing and rough-ins
Plumbing rough-ins for the shower, tub, sink, and toilet are completed and inspected where required before the space is closed up.
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Tile, fixtures, and finishes
Tile is installed and grouted, the vanity and fixtures are set, and trim, paint, and sealant are completed to finish the space.
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Final inspection and walkthrough
Required final inspections are passed, the space is cleaned, and the finished bathroom is reviewed with the homeowner.
Why homeowners call CIT
- Florida Certified Roofing Contractor
Remodeling work is coordinated by the same owner-operated team behind a Florida Certified Roofing Contractor.
- Woman-owned & owner-operated
Owned and operated by Citlaly Torres, the licensed contractor on the project.
Frequently asked questions
Service areas
We provide bathroom remodeling to homeowners in Fort Lauderdale, Oakland Park, and Broward County. Contact us to confirm we cover your address.
Get a free estimate for bathroom remodeling
Call to talk through your project, or request a free estimate. We serve Fort Lauderdale, Oakland Park, and Broward County.