1275 Glenlivet Dr, Ste 100, Allentown, PA, 18106
Units scheduled one at a time, matching fixtures specified once, and the job invoiced to the property instead of paid on site.
You get every unit finished to the same spec, on a schedule the building can actually work around.
Allentown Bathroom Pros is a bathroom remodeling contractor working with landlords, property managers and small businesses across Allentown and the Lehigh Valley since 2010, with a book that usually runs a few weeks out.
Full bathroom remodels, tub to shower conversions and tiling cover most rental turnovers, with vanity and fixture swaps handling a lighter refresh between tenants. Accessible bathrooms come up often in care settings, where grab bars and a curbless shower are required rather than optional.
A full waterproofing membrane goes under every tile job before a single tile is set, whether it is one unit or ten in a row, the step that keeps a leak from reaching the unit below.
Is a job worth calling about? A single bathroom refresh between tenants qualifies, and so does a property manager phasing every bathroom across a forty-unit building over a season.
Call (610) 555-0133 for a free walkthrough and a schedule that works around your building. You go from six calls a week about one bathroom to one finished unit after another!
A rental bathroom is a repeatable job, not a one-off.
A landlord or property manager is not asking whether the tile matches the towels. They are asking how fast a unit turns around between tenants, whether six identical bathrooms can be specified once and repeated, and who signs off on the scope before a purchase order gets cut.
None of that is a question a homeowner losing their only bathroom for two weeks is asking, which is why a commercial job gets scheduled, priced and documented differently from the start.
Services
Homeowners in a rowhouse or a twin whose only bathroom has never been touched call for a full remodel when patching one more thing stops making sense. It suits anyone ready to replace the whole room at once rather than one fixture at a time, especially where the layout itself needs to change, not just what is on the surface.
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Homeowners past the point of stepping over a tub wall call for a conversion, along with anyone whose shower pan has already failed and needs rebuilding from the subfloor up. It suits a single fixture changing inside a room that otherwise stays as it is, not a full remodel of everything around it.
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For a shower that is failing quietly behind the tile, or a floor going in fresh. The membrane is the part nobody sees again, which is exactly why it gets named, checked and flood tested before a single tile is set on top of it.
Learn more about Tiling and Waterproofing
For a rowhouse bathroom where the vanity that looked fine in a showroom will not clear the door, or a family finally adding real storage to a room that never had any. The measure comes before the choice, not after.
Learn more about Vanities and Storage
For somebody staying in the home they know, or a family arranging a bathroom before a parent moves in or comes home from hospital. The room is planned around an actual person, on the visit, not against a checklist.
Learn more about Accessible BathroomsTwo to three weeks door to door, and the noisy work is over well before the halfway point.
Call for a free in-home visit and a start date that works around your one bathroom.
Get a free quoteOne bathroom, two different quotes. Here is what actually moves the number once the room has been measured and opened up.
Every factor above gets confirmed once someone has seen the room, so the number quoted at the visit is the number kept. Get a free quote
FAQs
Common questions from landlords and property managers
Yes. Landlords and property managers across the Lehigh Valley call Allentown Bathroom Pros for single units, whole floors and full apartment blocks alike, and the same crew that remodels one house bathroom can be scheduled across a dozen rental units on the same job.
Yes, and it is the most common commercial job. One layout, one tile, one vanity and one fixture set gets specified once, ordered in bulk, and repeated unit by unit, which keeps every bathroom in the building matching and keeps repairs simple later on.
A single rental bathroom usually turns around in one to two weeks once materials are on site, and Allentown Bathroom Pros orders and confirms everything before the old fixtures come out, so the unit is not sitting half finished waiting on a delivery.
Whoever manages the property. A property manager, a landlord or a maintenance supervisor reviews the layout, tile and fixture selections up front, and that is the one person Allentown Bathroom Pros confirms the final scope with before ordering anything.
It usually comes down once the first unit sets the layout, tile and fixture list, because the design work is done once and every unit after that repeats a job that has already been priced and confirmed.
Yes. One unit at a time gets closed off and worked on while the rest of the building stays occupied, with access, parking and any posted quiet hours agreed with the property manager in advance, before the crew is ever scheduled to show up.
That is usually the point. Matching vanities, faucets and shower valves across a building mean a maintenance call five years from now is a stocked part, not a special order, and Allentown Bathroom Pros can specify it that way from the first unit onward.
Whoever the property manager designates, a key holder, a super or the manager themselves. Access gets arranged before the schedule is set, not on the morning the crew shows up, so a tenant is never surprised by who is in the unit.
Where a building's rules call for it, yes. Offices, care settings and buildings with posted quiet hours get scheduled around those hours rather than around a standard workday, and that gets agreed before the first unit starts.
Allentown Bathroom Pros carries general liability and workers compensation insurance and comes back to look at anything reported after the fact, the same crew that did the original work rather than a different one starting from scratch.
Yes. Small offices, medical suites and care settings all have restrooms that need the same waterproofing and accessibility attention as an apartment, and Allentown Bathroom Pros works around whatever access and hours the setting requires.
Yes, that is the normal arrangement for landlords, property managers and businesses. An estimate is agreed in writing, a purchase order or a signed proposal is confirmed, and the crew starts once that paperwork is in hand rather than collecting payment on site.
Allentown Bathroom Pros has remodeled bathrooms across the Lehigh Valley since 2010.
Allentown Bathroom Pros handles full bathroom remodels, tub to shower conversions, tiling and waterproofing, vanities and accessible bathrooms for homeowners across Allentown and the surrounding Lehigh Valley, from older rowhouse baths to newer houses further out. One crew sees the job through, start to finish.
Why call Allentown Bathroom Pros for a bathroom remodel?
A house with one bathroom cannot lose it for longer than the job needs, and Allentown Bathroom Pros orders the materials and schedules the trades around that before demolition starts. For a full remodel, a shower conversion or a tiling job anywhere in Allentown and the Lehigh Valley, call (610) 555-0133 for a free in-home visit and a start date.
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1275 Glenlivet Dr, Ste 100, Allentown, PA, 18106
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