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Expert bathroom and shower remodeling services throughout El Dorado County, from El Dorado Hills and Placerville to South Lake Tahoe. Licensed, insured, and 5-star rated. We bring expert bathroom renovations to every corner of El Dorado County, serving 2 cities and communities throughout the area.
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Cities in El Dorado County
Professional bathroom remodeling services in all 2 incorporated cities
Foothill Communities
Serving unincorporated communities throughout the Sierra foothills
El Dorado Hills
95762
Cameron Park
95682
Diamond Springs
95619
Pollock Pines
95726
Shingle Springs
95682
Georgetown
95634
Camino
95709
Grizzly Flats
95636
Cold Springs
95335
Coloma
95613
El Dorado
95623
Cool
95614
Rescue
95672
Somerset
95684
Garden Valley
95633
Pilot Hill
95664
Greenwood
95635
Fair Play
95684
Kyburz
95720
Strawberry
95375
Twin Bridges
95735
Pacific House
95665
Mosquito
95656
Kelsey
95667
Nashville
95667
Lotus
95651
Lake Tahoe Area
Expert bathroom remodeling for mountain homes and vacation properties
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El Dorado County has only two incorporated cities, Placerville and South Lake Tahoe, which makes it unusual: almost every home in the county permits through the county rather than through a city. The largest community in El Dorado County is El Dorado Hills, with roughly 50,547 residents — more than Placerville and South Lake Tahoe combined, and entirely unincorporated.
Two Cities, Twenty-Nine Communities
El Dorado Hills and Cameron Park are the county’s two largest communities and neither is a city — both permit through El Dorado County.
This is the practical difference between El Dorado County and its neighbours. In Placer or Solano County most homeowners deal with a city building department. Here, unless you are inside Placerville or South Lake Tahoe, you are dealing with the county — and that includes El Dorado Hills (~50,547), Cameron Park (~18,881), Diamond Springs (~11,345), Pollock Pines (~7,112), Shingle Springs, El Dorado, Rescue and Somerset.
It also means the housing is less uniform than a city-by-city description would suggest. El Dorado Hills is largely post-1990 planned development with sound infrastructure and finish-led remodels. Placerville and the Highway 49 corridor carry Gold Rush-era and mid-century stock where the assessment comes first. The higher communities along Highway 50 — Pollock Pines, Kyburz, Strawberry, Twin Bridges, Echo Lake — are mountain properties with winter access to plan around.
The South Shore Is a Different Regulatory Environment
South Lake Tahoe sits inside the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency’s jurisdiction, which governs land coverage and exterior work rather than interior fixtures.
South Lake Tahoe, at roughly 6,200 feet, is the county’s second incorporated city and its most regulated building environment. TRPA rules are principally concerned with land coverage, grading, defensible space and exterior changes; a bathroom remodel that stays inside the existing footprint is generally a city building-permit matter rather than a TRPA one. That distinction is worth confirming with the city before design work starts, because the answer changes if the project touches the envelope.
Practically, South Shore work is planned like the rest of the high country: material staged ahead of weather, crew access confirmed, and a schedule that accounts for owners who may be off-site for much of the build.
Who Issues Your Permit in El Dorado County
2 incorporated cities issue their own building permits; the other 29 communities permit through the county.
Placerville and South Lake Tahoe each issue their own building permits. Every other community in the county — El Dorado Hills, Cameron Park, Diamond Springs, Shingle Springs, Pollock Pines, Somerset, Rescue, Georgetown, Coloma and the rest — goes through El Dorado County’s building services division.
Any bathroom project that relocates plumbing, alters circuits or changes structure needs a permit. We file it and carry the inspections. California license #1125321.
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