A white pedestal sink with a brass faucet against deep teal beadboard, below botanical wallpaper and an antique mirror

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Bathroom Remodeling in Fairmount

A guest bath turned into a tub-only room, with a clawfoot against teal beadboard.

The Fairmount bathroom we finished is a guest bath that the owners wanted as a tub-only room, with no separate shower at all. A clawfoot tub against teal beadboard, a pedestal sink, leaf-print wallpaper, and a hobnail glass sconce, in a two-bedroom historic house.

What We See in Fairmount Houses

Fairmount is bungalows and the occasional American Foursquare, built mostly between 1900 and 1940, with the 1920s alone accounting for more than six hundred houses. The middle of the neighborhood is about 1,668 square feet on a lot barely fifty feet wide, and a third of the lots are narrower than that. Small houses on narrow lots is the condition every bathroom here is drawn inside. About 99 percent of the district carries the city historic overlay, so what you do outside is reviewed, though the bathroom itself is not.

The Bathrooms Fairmount Asks Us For

Hall and guest baths are the common job, usually the only full bathroom on the floor and usually worn out. Small bathroom remodels are the same problem named honestly. Primary baths come up too, and in a house this size they are almost always carved out of space the original plan never set aside.

Pricing

What a Fairmount Bathroom Costs

Hall or guest bath

$20,000–$55,000

4 to 8 weeks of construction

Primary bath

$63,000–$120,000

8 to 10 weeks of construction

Full primary suite

$75,000–$200,000+

10 to 16 weeks of construction

Hall and guest baths run $20,000–$55,000, and a primary bath runs $63,000–$120,000. We bill cost-plus with a transparent markup, so you see real costs instead of a padded bid, and you get the number before we start.

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Why Fairmount Homeowners Choose Us

This is the neighborhood the company started in, on 6th Avenue, buying and rebuilding historic houses one at a time. We have been opening walls in this stock for years, and we know which parts of a small old house give you room and which parts only look like they will.

FAQ

Bathroom Remodel Questions in Fairmount

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Does the historic district affect a bathroom remodel?

Not the interior work. Nearly all of Fairmount carries the city overlay, so exterior changes are reviewed, but a bathroom that stays inside the walls does not need a certificate of appropriateness.

Can a bathroom this small really be worth remodeling?

Often it is the best money in the house, because it is the bathroom everyone uses. The one we finished here took the shower out entirely, on purpose, because a proper tub was what the owners actually wanted in that room.

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