
The bathroom you start and end every day in should work beautifully. We remodel bathrooms with careful waterproofing, quality materials, and thoughtful design.
A bathroom remodel is one of the most-used improvements you can make — and one where details matter most, because water finds every shortcut. Venncorp Development remodels bathrooms across Charles County, St. Mary's County, and surrounding Southern Maryland communities, from tub-to-shower conversions to complete renovations with new tile, vanities, flooring, and fixtures.
Proper waterproofing behind the tile is what separates a remodel that lasts from one that fails. We use modern waterproofing methods in every wet area.
From compact single vanities to double-sink setups, with durable countertop options sized to your space and storage needs.
Modern faucets, showerheads, lighting, and hardware in finishes that tie the whole room together — brushed nickel, matte black, and more.
We look at your bathroom, discuss what's not working, and talk through layout, style, and budget.
You get a clear written proposal covering demolition, plumbing fixture updates, tile, vanity, flooring, lighting, and finishes.
We protect the rest of your home, demo the old bathroom, address any water damage we uncover, and rebuild with proper waterproofing.
Tile, fixtures, paint, and accessories are completed, then we walk the finished bathroom with you.
Every roof is different, so we quote each job individually after a free inspection. The main factors:
Our bathroom remodeling work is covered by our written workmanship warranty. Waterproofing details and material warranties are explained as part of your written proposal.
Venncorp Development is licensed and insured in Maryland (MHIC # 05 - 163446), and every job is completed by our own in-house crew — never subcontracted out.
A typical full bathroom remodel runs two to four weeks depending on scope, tile work, and material lead times. We give you a realistic schedule upfront and keep you updated as the work progresses.
If nobody uses the tub, a walk-in shower usually makes the bathroom far more functional. If it's your home's only bathtub, we talk through the resale considerations first so you make an informed call.
Yes — soft floors usually mean water has damaged the subfloor, and it's common in older bathrooms. We repair damaged subfloor as part of the remodel and address the moisture source so it doesn't return.
Not always. Keeping fixtures near existing supply and drain locations keeps costs down; moving them opens up layout possibilities but adds plumbing work. We price both scenarios so you can decide.
Serving homeowners across Southern Maryland — see our service areas.
Free inspection, honest written quote, no pressure.