VCS Construction has done bathroom remodeling in Houston since 2007. Trey Seiter brings over 20 years of hands-on experience to every bath we build. Some are simple tub-to-shower conversions. Others are full master bathroom remodels with marble tile and freestanding tubs.
Our team includes master plumbers, so drain moves and fixture swaps stay in house. Our own crew hangs sheetrock, sets tile, installs cabinets, and paints. We work about 15 to 20 miles around downtown Houston, inside Loop 610 and out. That covers the Heights, Montrose, River Oaks, and nearby areas.
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A bathroom renovation touches almost every trade. Plumbing, tile, sheetrock, and paint all happen in one small room. We keep all of it under one contractor. You call Trey, and the same team is there from demo day to the final coat of paint.
Plumbing is where bathroom remodels go wrong. We have master plumbers on the team, so moving a drain or relocating a toilet is normal work here. The City of Houston requires permits when plumbing or wiring changes, and we pull them. Rough work gets inspected before a single tile goes on the wall.
The finish work stays in house too. We set marble and cement tile in a historic Houston bungalow, around a freestanding tub. Frameless glass shower installs are regular work for our crew. Sheetrock, cabinets, trim, and paint get the same care as the tile.
Houston's humidity is hard on bathrooms. A bath without good venting holds moisture, and moisture ruins paint and grout. We size the exhaust fan for the room and duct it all the way outside. Waterproofing goes behind every shower wall before tile.
The biggest cost factor is whether your fixtures move. If the toilet, sink, tub, and shower stay put, plumbing costs stay low. Move them, and our plumbers open walls or floors to reroute drain and supply lines. That is real work, and it belongs in the budget from day one.
The age of your house matters too. Many Houston homes built in the 1950s and 60s have cast iron drain lines under the slab. Cast iron lasts about 50 to 75 years, so those lines are in the failure window now. When a remodel opens the floor, we check those drains before new tile locks them in.
Materials set the rest of the budget. Ceramic tile costs less than marble or cement tile, and a stock vanity costs less than custom cabinets. Custom frameless glass gets measured after the tile is done, which adds time near the end. Permits and inspections add days to the schedule, and we build that in.
Every bathroom is different, so we look before we quote. Estimates and design consultations are free. Trey checks the room and the plumbing, then prices the job for your house.
We take bathroom remodels within about 15 to 20 miles of downtown Houston. That means inside Loop 610 and out. The Heights, Montrose, River Oaks, and the areas between them are home turf. If you are close to the Loop in any direction, call and ask.
Much of our work is in older houses. The Heights was planned in the 1890s, and many of its bungalows still have one small original bathroom. Those houses sit on pier and beam foundations, which gives our plumbers crawl space access. That access makes a drain move simpler than it would be on a slab.
The jobs range widely. In one historic bungalow, we built marble and cement tile bathrooms around freestanding tubs. In a 120 year old house, we rebuilt a bath for a rehabilitation nonprofit's residents. That bathroom got a curbless walk-in shower, grab bars, a teak bench, and a floating vanity.
If your bathroom is next, start with a free estimate and design consultation. Trey will look at the space with you and talk through layout and finishes. Call VCS Construction at (713) 828-3097. We have built custom bathrooms in Houston since 2007.
Free, no-obligation estimates across Houston, inside Loop 610 and out.
(713) 828-3097From the first call to the last pass of the rake, here is how it goes.
Tell us about the house and the project. We set a time to come see it, usually within a few days.
Trey looks at the space and the systems in person and talks through the plan. You get a real number before any work starts.
Drawings get done, permits get pulled, and the build starts on a set schedule. Trey reviews progress with you week by week.
Our own crew does the sheetrock, trim and paint, then walks the finished job with you. The project ends when you sign off on it.
Common questions about bathroom remodeling across Houston, inside Loop 610 and out. Don't see yours? Give us a call and ask.
We remodel kitchens across Houston, from Heights bungalows to postwar ranch homes. One contractor handles design, structure, trades, and finish work on every job.
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We design and build home additions across Houston, from room additions to full second stories. One contractor takes your project from plans and permits through paint.
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We build custom homes from the ground up on lots across Houston, inside Loop 610 and out. Bring the lot, and our crew carries the build from dirt to finish-out.
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We convert Houston garages into gyms, home offices, man caves, and finished bonus rooms. Free estimates and design consultations at (713) 828-3097.
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We design and build garage apartments and detached ADUs across Houston. Estimates and design consultations are free, so call (713) 828-3097 to start.
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We replace old galvanized supply lines with new PEX, usually in a few days. Then we repair and paint every wall we opened, one contractor start to finish.
View DetailsThe team that opens your walls is the team that closes them. Trades, sheetrock, tile, cabinets, trim and paint all run under one contract, so nothing falls between companies.
Repipes, sewer lines, water heaters and remodel plumbing stay in house. That is rare for a remodeling contractor, and it is why pipe problems do not stall our jobs.
An architect, two engineers and interior designers work with us on plans, or we build from your designer’s drawings. Permits and city inspections are handled for you.
Pier and beam bungalows, slab ranches on clay soil, galvanized pipe, cast iron drains, deed restrictions and flood maps. We have worked these streets since 2007 and plan for all of it.
A kitchen that needs to open up, a bath past its prime, an addition, or pipes that are done? Call or send the form. Trey comes to look at the house in person, and the estimate and design consultation are free.
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