Start by scheduling a consultation. We'll discuss the scope of your project, walk through the bathroom, and talk about layout, fixtures, and finishes. From there, we handle permitting, scheduling, and material lead times so the project begins with a clear plan and a realistic timeline.

We build several conversion styles depending on the space, the home, and how you want to use the bathroom. Custom tiled walk-in showers are ideal for full redesigns and require tearing out drywall to build a waterproofed shower pan from scratch. Curbless (barrier-free) showers create a completely flat transition from the bathroom floor into the shower — perfect for accessibility and modern aesthetics, though they require recessing the subfloor or installing a specialized linear drain. We can also install acrylic or solid-surface surrounds when the goal is a faster, more streamlined build. Every conversion is properly waterproofed, sloped for drainage, and code-compliant.

Industry recommendations start at roughly 60 inches by 30 inches for a standard alcove walk-in shower — the minimum that gives comfortable clearance to bathe. In tight or historic North Reading bathrooms, we design around what the space allows, using techniques like frameless glass, corner enclosures, or curbless entries to make even smaller footprints feel open and functional.

Small master bathrooms benefit from smart spatial planning more than sheer square footage. Floating vanities open up floor space visually, frameless glass shower doors keep sightlines clear so light flows freely, and vertical storage — recessed medicine cabinets, wall-mounted shelving, and ceiling-height cabinetry — maximizes function without crowding the room. We plan every North Reading small-bath remodel around these principles to make the space feel larger than it measures.

A full Kellogg Construction bathroom remodel typically includes demolition, framing adjustments, plumbing and electrical upgrades, waterproofing, tile work, vanity and cabinetry installation, fixture and lighting upgrades, paint, and final finish work. Older homes often need additional structural or plumbing work to bring everything up to current code — we identify and price those needs during the consultation, not mid-project.

Yes. We coordinate with the North Reading Building Department on all required permits — plumbing, electrical, and building — and schedule inspections at the appropriate project milestones. Every Kellogg bathroom remodel is built to meet Massachusetts state code and local ordinances.

A renovation typically refreshes the existing bathroom — new fixtures, paint, tile, or vanity within the current layout. A remodel changes the structure or function of the space, such as moving plumbing, reconfiguring the layout, converting a tub to a walk-in shower, or expanding the footprint. Kellogg handles both, and we'll recommend the right approach during your consultation.

Yes. Kellogg Construction is fully licensed and insured in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. We carry general liability and workers' compensation coverage, and hold all certifications required to operate as a general contractor across North Reading and the broader North Shore.

Yes. In addition to North Reading bathroom remodeling, we serve homeowners across Andover, North Andover, Reading, Lynnfield, and Middleton. We also offer whole-home remodeling and combined kitchen & bath projects for North Shore homeowners.