What the work should include
The scope identifies removal, substrate review, preparation and tile installation. Fixture removal and reinstatement need clear responsibility. Hidden damage found after removal can change the preparation work, so an estimate should explain how those findings will be reviewed rather than assume the base is sound.
Choices to make before work starts
Compare tile suitability, cleaning needs and the finished height. Choose a layout that works around the vanity and doorway. A transition detail should be selected with the adjoining floor in mind, especially if the new assembly is thicker than the old one.
What affects the estimate and schedule
Removal difficulty, subfloor condition and fixture handling affect time. Send room photos, doorway details and the proposed tile specifications.
Helpful project information
- Exact tile dimensions and product information
- Room, wall or floor measurements with openings
- Existing substrate and transition details
A question about this work
Can I keep my bathroom vanity during floor replacement?
Often that is possible, but the layout and removal access depend on how the vanity and old floor are installed.