Bathroom remodeling · Tampa, Florida
Tampa bathroom remodelers who plan before they build
Showers, tubs, tile, vanities and complete primary baths for homes across Tampa Bay, designed around how you use the room and built for a climate that is hard on bathrooms.
Open daily, 7:00 AM to 10:30 PM · Consultations across Tampa Bay
- Real project photosOur own work, not stock
- Written, itemized proposalsScope and price in writing
- Built for Florida humidityWaterproofing and ventilation first
What we remodel
From a single shower to the whole suite
Some projects are one fixture. Others move walls and drains. Each service below has its own page covering options, process and what affects the cost.
- Full bathroom remodelsLayout, plumbing, waterproofing, tile and finishes handled as one project.
- Walk-in showersOpen showers with low or no threshold, glass panels and built-in niches.
- Tub-to-shower conversionsTurn a tub you never use into a shower sized for the same alcove.
- Shower remodelingRebuild a tired or leaking shower from the studs out.
- BathtubsSoaking, freestanding and alcove tubs, including replacements.
- VanitiesCabinetry, counters, sinks, mirrors and lighting that fit the room.
- TileShower walls, floors, niches and feature walls, set over proper waterproofing.
- FlooringFloors that tolerate splashes, humidity and a concrete slab underneath.
- Small bathroomsHall and guest baths where every inch of clearance counts.
- Accessible bathroomsCurbless entries, blocking for grab bars, seating and safer floors.
- Luxury primary bathsLarger suites with custom tile, statement tubs and considered lighting.
On the job
Photos from our work
Finished rooms and work in progress, as posted on our Google Business Profile. The stages in between say as much about a remodel as the result.
A finished walk-in shower with large-format marble-look tile. 
Large-format wall tile going up with leveling clips. 
A retiled tub surround with a recessed niche, tub protected. 
A new vanity set before the lighting and walls are finished.
Three kinds of project we see most
Different bathrooms, different problems
The shower that has outlived its tub
A lot of Tampa homes still have a tub-shower combination in the hall bath and a garden tub in the primary that nobody climbs into. Replacing one of them with a generous shower is often the change people notice most day to day.
We look at the existing alcove size, where the drain sits in the slab and how far the floor can be recessed before recommending a conversion, a lower-threshold walk-in design, or a straightforward rebuild of the shower you already have.
The primary bath that should feel like the best room in the house
Primary suites give you more to work with: space for two sinks, a separate toilet room, a proper shower and sometimes a freestanding tub. They also give you more to get wrong, from vanity lighting to where the steam goes.
Our luxury bathroom work starts with a measured plan, and our guide on planning a primary bathroom walks through the decisions in order.
The small bathroom everyone shares
Five-by-eight hall baths are common in homes of every age around Tampa. They’re small enough that a wall-hung vanity, a sliding glass door or a recessed niche changes how the whole room works.
See our approach to small bathroom remodeling, or, if the room needs to serve someone with limited mobility, how we plan accessible bathrooms with wider entries and safer floors.
Built for this climate
What a Florida bathroom has to survive
Tile and fixtures are what you see. What decides whether a bathroom still looks good in fifteen years is mostly hidden: how the walls are waterproofed, where the moisture goes and what the floor is sitting on.
Humidity that never leaves
Outdoor air here is humid for much of the year, so a bathroom has little chance to dry out on its own. Fan sizing, ducting to the outside and run-time controls matter more than in drier climates. Our guide to bathroom ventilation in Florida explains why.
Water behind the tile
Grout is not waterproof. In a shower, the membrane or board system under the tile is what keeps water out of the wall. We treat it as the most important layer in the room, and our tile work is planned around it.
Concrete under your feet
Many homes in the area are built on a concrete slab. That affects moving a drain, building a curbless shower and choosing bathroom flooring, and it’s something we check early, not halfway through demolition.
How a project runs
Decisions first, demolition second
Most remodel stress comes from choices made too late. We try to settle layout, materials and scope before anything comes off the wall. More about how we work.
Consultation
We talk through the room, what bothers you about it and what you’d like instead, then look at it in person.
Design and selections
Layout, fixtures, tile, vanity and lighting are chosen and measured so the plan fits the real room.
Written proposal
An itemized scope and price, with any unknowns (like conditions behind old tile) stated up front.
Build
Demolition, rough-in, waterproofing, tile and finish work, with the house protected along the way.
Walkthrough
We go over the finished room together and note anything that needs attention.
Budget
What will your bathroom cost?
It depends far more on scope than on square footage. Moving a drain, switching a tub for a curbless shower or choosing large-format tile each move the number more than the size of the room does.
Our bathroom remodel cost page explains the main cost drivers and how we put an estimate together. For a line-by-line look at where money goes, read where a Tampa bathroom budget goes.
- Layout changes and plumbing moves
- Shower type, size and waterproofing system
- Tile size, pattern and amount of wall covered
- Vanity construction and countertop material
- Conditions found behind existing walls and floors
Common questions are answered on our bathroom remodeling FAQ.
Where we work
Tampa and the communities around it
Housing stock changes a lot within a half-hour drive, from older South Tampa bungalows to recent builds in Riverview and Wesley Chapel. Each area page covers what we tend to find there.
Our location
Find us
Masters Bathroom Remodeling Tampa
501 E Kennedy BlvdTampa, FL 33602
(813) 535-5487
Open daily, 7:00 AM to 10:30 PM
Guides
Read before you choose
Straight answers to the questions we hear most, from shower doors to vanity sizes. All guides
Book a consultation
Tell us about the bathroom you want to change
A few details are enough to start: which room, what isn’t working, and roughly what you have in mind. We’ll follow up to arrange a consultation.
- Which bathroom, and roughly how old it is
- What bothers you now: leaks, dated tile, a tub you don’t use
- Any photos or ideas you’ve saved
Call us
(813) 535-5487 Tap to call nowOpen daily, 7:00 AM to 10:30 PM
501 E Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33602