A Client-Focused Bathroom Remodel, 18 Years Later

Some projects tell a bigger story than just what’s visible in the final photos. This bathroom renovation in Forsyth County, GA is one of those. The “after” is clean, updated, and tailored—but the story started 18 years ago, when Benjamin Andrew Construction first remodeled this same space. Nearly two decades later, they invited us back.

Remodeling is relational. The spaces we work in become part of a larger narrative—how a family grows, how needs shift, how people live. That’s why we approach each project not just with technical precision, but also with care for the client’s long-term vision.

Returning to a Familiar Space

When we were first contacted to remodel this bathroom in 2006, the goal was to bring function and freshness to an outdated space. It served the homeowners well over the years, but eventually their needs evolved—and so did their style. Rather than starting from scratch elsewhere, they returned to us, trusting our team to reimagine the space again with the same commitment to craftsmanship and communication.

That kind of trust isn’t built overnight. It comes from clear planning, transparency in pricing, and a commitment to doing the job right the first time—and every time after that.

What Changed

In this latest renovation, the layout stayed mostly intact, but nearly everything else was rethought:

• The built-in tub near the window was removed, allowing for a more open, airy layout.

• The shower was redesigned with a knee-wall for better natural light.

• New tilework was installed throughout, adding both durability and a cohesive, elevated design.

• New countertops, fixtures, and lighting were selected for a timeless appeal.

Every decision was made in conversation with the homeowners, down to the smallest detail. This wasn’t about making bold statements—it was about creating a space that fits the people who use it every day.

Built on Relationships

For us, this project is a reflection of why we do what we do. We don’t just renovate bathrooms—we build long-term relationships, grounded in trust, transparency, and quality work. Our clients come back not because they have to, but because they know what to expect when they work with us.

As Forsyth County continues to grow, we're proud to work with homeowners who see the value in improving what they already have—carefully, intentionally, and with people they trust to get it right.