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Planning a Milwaukee bathroom remodel? Our own crew rebuilds showers, tile, vanities and layouts, and the price is in writing before you pay anything.
Free on-site estimate. No deposit until you approve the written scope.
Milwaukee bathroom work
A large share of Milwaukee's housing was built before World War II: bungalows, Cape Cods and the upper-and-lower duplexes found across the older neighborhoods. Their bathrooms were usually small and planned around a tub, often with a single outlet and little or no exhaust fan.
A bathroom renovation in Milwaukee usually means a walk-in shower, real storage and a fan that keeps mold off the ceiling, without losing what makes the house worth keeping. Wauwatosa shares a long border with the city, so most Milwaukee addresses are a short drive for Alexis and the crew. Our main bathroom remodeling page covers the service across both counties.
Remodeling a Milwaukee bath
Each Milwaukee bathroom gets a scope written for that room. These are the jobs we take on, alone or combined in one project.
Swapping an old tub for a tiled walk-in shower, often the biggest upgrade in a narrow city bathroom.
Wall tile, accent bands, niches and floors laid over a waterproofed base that keeps water where it belongs.
Storage sized for small rooms: slim vanities, recessed cabinets and shelving that fits between the studs.
Relocating the toilet, sink or shower when the old floor plan wastes space, with the plumbing rerouted to match.
New alcove or soaking tubs with tiled or panel surrounds, for households that want to keep a tub.
A fan vented to the outside that clears steam, which many older Milwaukee bathrooms were built without.
Brighter vanity lights and GFCI-protected outlets near the sink, installed to current code.
Grab bars, low-curb showers and comfort-height toilets that stay useful for years to come.
You choose the look. We help you pick materials that handle steam, splashes and daily cleaning.
Dense, low-maintenance tile for shower walls and floors, in sizes from mosaic to large format.
Marble-look bands and niche backs that add detail without putting real stone on every wall.
Tops that resist stains and never need sealing, a good fit for a busy family bath.
Glass tile for an accent wall or tub surround, like the grey mosaic in one of our projects.
Chrome, brushed nickel, matte black or bronze, matched across faucet, shower valve and accessories.
The membrane you never see once the job is done, and the layer that protects the walls around a shower.
Two Milwaukee bathrooms of the same size can price very differently. A refresh that keeps the tub and toilet in place costs far less than a full tear-out that moves the drain, and century-old homes bring their own surprises.
Moving plumbing Shifting a drain or toilet flange means opening the floor, and sometimes the ceiling of the room below.
Old pipes and wiring Galvanized supply lines, cast-iron drains or ungrounded circuits turn up in older city homes. If we find them, you see them first.
Shower build A custom tiled shower with niches takes more hours than a tub with a one-piece surround.
Tile choices Small mosaics and patterned layouts take longer to set than large, plain tile.
Our guide to bathroom remodel cost in Milwaukee breaks the numbers down, and what $10,000 covers in a bathroom walks through one budget in detail. Your own price comes after the walkthrough, written line by line.
Get my written quoteWe are licensed in Wisconsin, and on every Milwaukee bathroom we pull the permits and book the inspections ourselves.
Inside city limits, remodeling permits and inspections run through the City of Milwaukee's Department of Neighborhood Services. Some homes with a Milwaukee mailing address actually sit in a neighboring suburb with its own permit office, so we confirm the municipality first.
New tile and a vanity in the same spot usually need no permit, but relocated plumbing, an extra circuit or a wall change usually does. We pull what the job needs and book inspections before the walls close. Our page on bathroom remodel permits in Wisconsin explains the basics.
Usually needs a permit
Usually no permit
Alexis Quesada is your one contact from A to Z, from the first call through the final check of every fixture.
Reply from Alexis, then a free visit.
Free on‑site walkthrough
Alexis and our team measure the bathroom, look at the pipes and venting, and hear what you want changed.
Written scope and quote
Everything is on paper before you pay a deposit, including which fixtures stay and which go.
Schedule and milestones
You know when demolition starts and roughly when the shower will be usable again.
The build, with daily cleanup
Lucas and Luke handle the work from demolition through trim, and clean the work area daily.
Final walkthrough
We run the water, test the fan and lights, and finish any small items with you.
Real bathrooms finished by the Generations crew, the same people who would work in your Milwaukee home. Tap a photo to see it larger.
Free on-site estimate. No deposit until you approve the written scope.
The process was professional, timely, and skilled from the initial consultation, to the final clean-up. … The crew worked quickly, but paid great attention to detail.
Anthony helped us make the best decision for our home based on our concerns and after a thorough inspection. His team was professional and efficient and we are beyond happy with the results.
Prefer to ask in person? We answer the phone Monday through Saturday, 7AM to 6PM.
Yes, in upper and lower units alike. For a rental or two-family home, tell us whether the other unit will be occupied, so we can plan water shutoffs and noise around the people living there.
Often, yes. Replacing a five-foot tub with a shower in the same footprint is a common request in older homes. We check the drain location and floor framing at the walkthrough.
For homes inside city limits, the City of Milwaukee's Department of Neighborhood Services. If your address is in a suburb, that municipality handles it. We pull the permits our work requires.
We stop, show you what we found and talk through the options before any work or price changes.
Yes. The walkthrough and estimate cost nothing, and the scope, quote and warranty come in writing before any deposit.
There is no single number. Room size, whether the drain or toilet moves, the shower you choose and the tile you like all change it. After the walkthrough you receive a written quote for your own bathroom, broken down item by item.
You pay nothing until you have read and approved the written scope and quote. The warranty is written down in the same package, so you know its terms before you commit.
The scope sets the timeline: keeping fixtures where they are is quicker than gutting the room and rerouting pipes. The written schedule lists demolition, inspections, tile and fixtures as milestones, so you can plan around them.
Describe the bathroom and what you want changed. Alexis gets back to you and books a free walkthrough at your Milwaukee home.
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The same crew handles kitchen remodeling in Milwaukee as well as basement remodeling in Milwaukee, so the bath can be planned with with the next room on your list.
Every service we offer inside city limits is gathered under home remodeling in Milwaukee.
Live just past the city line? See bathroom remodeling in Wauwatosa or bathroom remodeling in Waukesha.
Request an estimate online or call Monday to Saturday, 7AM to 6PM. Alexis stays with your project from the first visit to the final check.
