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Bathroom Remodeling Contractor in Nevada County

Expert bathroom and shower remodeling services throughout Nevada County, from Grass Valley and Nevada City to Truckee and Lake Tahoe. Licensed, insured, and 5-star rated. We bring expert bathroom renovations to every corner of Nevada County, serving 3 cities and communities throughout the area.

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Our Services in Nevada County

Comprehensive bathroom remodeling services for every need and budget

Bathroom Remodeling

Full bathroom renovation from start to finish

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Shower Remodeling

New shower design and installation

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Tub to Shower Conversion

Replace your old tub with a walk-in shower

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Walk-In Shower Installation

ADA-compliant showers designed for seniors

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Master Bathroom Remodel

Large-scale master bath renovation

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Small Bathroom Remodel

Smart layouts for small spaces

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Recent Bathroom Projects in Nevada County

Browse recent bathroom transformations completed for homeowners across Nevada County.

Nevada County is split in two by the Sierra crest. The western county — Grass Valley, Nevada City and the ridge communities around them — is Gold Rush country with housing to match. The eastern county is Truckee, at roughly 5,800 feet, which is the county’s largest city and behaves like mountain territory rather than foothill.

Gold Rush Housing on One Side, Mountain Housing on the Other

Grass Valley and Nevada City carry some of the oldest housing stock we work in; Truckee is built for snow load and second-home use.

Nevada City is the county seat and, with Grass Valley, holds a well-preserved Victorian and early-20th-century housing stock. Bathrooms in those homes frequently sit above original framing with plumbing and wiring added over decades rather than designed in. That is workable and often rewarding, but it is assessment-first work: supply material, drain condition, subfloor, panel capacity and ventilation all get checked before a design is fixed.

The ridge and lake communities — Alta Sierra (~7,000), Lake Wildwood (~5,000), Lake of the Pines (~3,900), Penn Valley, Rough and Ready, North San Juan, Washington — are a mix of mid-century and later custom homes, many on private wells and septic. Adding fixtures to a septic-served home is a question worth asking early.

Truckee (~16,200) is the largest city in the county and the most distinct. Homes are built for snow load, many are second homes or short-term rentals, and the remodeling calendar is shaped by winter. Scope is normal; logistics are not.

Surface Water in the West, Groundwater in the East

Nevada Irrigation District supplies much of the western county from Yuba and Bear river surface water; Truckee Donner PUD draws Martis Valley groundwater. They are not the same water.

Much of the western county is served by Nevada Irrigation District from Yuba and Bear river surface supply. Truckee is served by Truckee Donner Public Utility District from Martis Valley groundwater, which is a different source with a different profile and should not be assumed to behave like the west county’s.

A large share of the ridge and rural communities are on private wells, where hardness varies parcel by parcel and iron is usually the more consequential issue — iron stains light grout permanently, so it belongs in the specification conversation rather than the cleaning one.

The rule holds here as everywhere: hardness follows the meter. Before anyone specifies grout, glass treatment or fixture finish around a water problem, read the Consumer Confidence Report for the system that actually serves the address.

Who Issues Your Permit in Nevada County

3 incorporated cities issue their own building permits; the other 31 communities permit through the county.

Grass Valley, Nevada City and Truckee each issue their own building permits — Truckee runs its own building division. Everywhere else in the county, including Alta Sierra, Lake Wildwood, Lake of the Pines, Penn Valley, Rough and Ready, North San Juan and the Highway 20 and I-80 corridor communities, permits come from Nevada County.

Plumbing relocation, electrical changes and structural work all require one. We file the permit and carry the inspections as part of the project. California license #1125321.

Bathroom remodeling information specific to Nevada County, California.

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Nevada County Bathroom Remodeling FAQ

How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Nevada County?+
A shower remodel runs $8,000 – $34,500+, a tub-to-shower conversion $7,000 – $28,500+, a full bathroom remodel $13,000 – $51,500+ and a primary-suite bathroom $24,000 – $86,500+ — the figures our cost calculator publishes, from the same engine. Nevada County skews toward the upper half of those ranges more often than the valley counties do, because a large share of its housing is either genuinely old (Grass Valley, Nevada City) or at elevation with winter access to plan for (Truckee, Soda Springs, Kingvale).
Do I need a permit for a bathroom remodel in Nevada County?+
Yes for anything beyond a cosmetic like-for-like replacement. Grass Valley, Nevada City and Truckee each issue their own permits; every other community in the county permits through Nevada County. Moving plumbing, changing circuits and any structural alteration all require one, and we handle the filing and inspections.
Is the water hard in Nevada County?+
It depends entirely on the system. Much of the western county is on Nevada Irrigation District surface water from the Yuba and Bear rivers. Truckee is on Truckee Donner PUD groundwater from the Martis Valley — a different source that should not be assumed to match. Many ridge and rural properties are on private wells where hardness varies by parcel and iron, not hardness, is the usual problem. Check the Consumer Confidence Report for your specific provider.
What makes remodeling a Grass Valley or Nevada City bathroom different?+
Age. Both towns retain substantial Victorian and early-20th-century housing where plumbing and wiring were added over time rather than designed in. That makes the pre-demolition assessment the most important part of the estimate: supply-line material, drain condition, subfloor, panel capacity and ventilation. Done properly it prevents the mid-project surprises that make old-house remodels expensive.
Which Nevada County communities do you serve?+
All 34 — Grass Valley, Nevada City and Truckee, plus 31 unincorporated communities including Alta Sierra, Lake Wildwood, Lake of the Pines, Penn Valley, Rough and Ready, North San Juan, Washington, Soda Springs and Floriston. Each has its own page.

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