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Bathroom Remodeling in Austin, TX

Your bathroom gets used every day, so cracked tile, soft drywall, or peeling paint near the ceiling is hard to ignore. Austin Painting & Drywall finishes the room with the trades that actually matter here: tile, drywall, accessories, and paint, under one crew and one schedule.

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What Austin Homeowners Say About Their New Bathrooms

Austin Painting & Drywall is BBB accredited, Google Verified, and commercially insured. Every crew member, subcontractor, and manager on your project holds OSHA 10/30 safety training, and a dedicated project manager stays on the job from initial demo to the final walkthrough. Here’s what local homeowners have to say about their upgraded bathrooms.

Bathroom Remodeling in Austin TX Built Around the Trades That Finish the Room

Most bathroom projects involve the same core work: tearing out what's old, repairing or replacing the walls behind it, setting new tile, mounting accessories, and painting everything that isn't tiled. That's the scope Austin Painting & Drywall covers, and it happens to line up with what this crew does best.

Your bathroom doesn't need five different contractors showing up on five different weeks. It needs one team that handles drywall, tile, and paint, and coordinates the work so each trade follows the last without gaps in the schedule. That's how this company was set up from the start.

This isn’t a full gut remodel that moves walls or reroutes plumbing. Austin Painting & Drywall handles the trades that finish the room: demolition, drywall, tile, accessories, and paint. If your project involves plumbing or electrical changes, those get handled first by your own licensed plumber or electrician, and the crew picks up once that rough-in is done to finish every surface in the room.

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What Your Bathroom Project Includes

Every bathroom project moves through the same set of trades in the right order. Here are the six services that make up the work, each one handled by the same crew under one project manager.

Demolition and Prep

Before anything new goes in, the old material comes out. That means removing damaged tile, pulling off deteriorated drywall, and clearing the room so the crew can see exactly what's behind the walls. Every bathroom project starts with a clean slate and a clear picture of the work ahead.

Tile Installation for Floors and Walls

New tile changes the entire feel of a bathroom. The crew sets floor tile and wall tile with proper spacing, leveling, and grout lines that stay clean over time. Your tile selection gets installed with the kind of precision that keeps edges tight and patterns consistent across the room.

Walk-In Shower Tile

Shower tile takes a different level of attention than floor or wall tile. Water hits these surfaces daily, and the installation has to account for that. The crew handles full shower surrounds, tile niches, benches, and accent rows, keeping everything aligned and properly sealed so the finished shower holds up to years of use.

Drywall Repair and Replacement

Bathrooms are hard on walls. Moisture, age, and demolition all leave damage that has to be addressed before anything cosmetic goes on top. The crew patches, replaces, and finishes drywall throughout the room so every surface is smooth and solid before tile or paint touches it.

Bathroom Accessories Installation

Towel bars, toilet paper holders, robe hooks, shower shelves, and mirrors all need to be mounted securely and level. These are the details that make a bathroom feel finished. The crew installs your chosen accessories after the paint is dry, anchored properly into the wall so nothing pulls loose six months later.

Painting and Finishing

Once the tile is grouted and the drywall is smooth, the crew paints every non-tiled surface in the room. Ceilings, walls above tile lines, trim, and any cabinetry that needs a fresh coat. The right bathroom paint resists moisture and holds its finish in a room that sees steam every day.

Your bathroom project starts with a walkthrough. Call (512) 993-0948 to set up a time that works for your schedule.

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Why Austin TX Homeowners Trust Austin Painting & Drywall for Bathroom Remodeling

Your rooms are where you actually live, so the details matter more than the color on the chip. Here's what makes the work easier to trust.

One Crew, Three Core Trades.

Removal, joint floating, and repainting stay with the same crew, so nothing sits waiting on another contractor.

Surfaces Checked Before Tile Goes On.

The crew inspects and repairs every wall surface before setting a single tile. Skipping that step is how bathrooms end up with cracked grout and loose edges within a year.

Consistent Schedule From Start to Finish.

The project moves through each trade in order, with one point of contact managing the timeline. You'll know what's happening in your bathroom each week because one person is coordinating all of it.

Commercially Insured and OSHA Certified.

The crew carries real commercial insurance and follows OSHA safety standards. That matters when the work involves demolition, dust, and daily use of power tools in a confined space.

A Clean Job Site Every Day.

Bathroom projects generate dust, debris, and scrap material. The crew contains it, cleans up at the end of each workday, and keeps the rest of your home livable while the project is in progress.

One Point Of Contact Throughout.

A full-time project manager follows your job from the walkthrough through the final accessory mount, so questions go to the person running your project, not an office line.

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We had a great experience with Austin Paint and drywall! They were easy to work with communicated well throughout the project, and the quality of their work was excellent. Everything looks clean fresh and professionally done. We will definitely be using them again!

— Jen Garza

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Bathroom Problems Austin TX Homeowners Call About

These are the issues homeowners bring up most often. If any of them sound familiar, a walkthrough is the fastest way to get a clear answer and a scope of work.

Cracked or Loose Floor Tile.

Tile that's cracked, hollow-sounding, or lifting at the edges usually means the subfloor wasn't prepped correctly the first time. The crew removes the failed tile, addresses the surface underneath, and sets new tile with proper adhesion and spacing.

Soft or Discolored Drywall Near the Shower.

Drywall that's soft to the touch or showing brown stains near the tub or shower has moisture damage behind it. Painting over it doesn't fix the problem. The crew cuts out the compromised section, replaces it with new board, and finishes the surface before anything else goes on top.

Outdated Tile and Grout That Won't Come Clean.

Some tile is past the point where cleaning makes a difference. When grout lines are permanently stained and the tile style belongs to a different decade, a full tear-out and retile is the reset the room needs.

Peeling or Bubbling Paint on the Ceiling.

Bathroom ceilings take constant moisture from showers and baths. When the paint starts peeling or bubbling, it means the surface wasn't properly prepped or the wrong paint was used. The crew scrapes, preps, and repaints with moisture-resistant coatings.

Accessories Pulling Out of the Wall.

Towel bars and toilet paper holders that pull loose are almost always mounted into drywall without proper anchoring. The crew patches the holes, reinforces the mounting points, and reinstalls the hardware so it stays put.

A Bathroom That Hasn't Been Updated in 20+ Years.

Some bathrooms just need a full refresh. New tile, fresh drywall, a clean coat of paint, and updated accessories can make the room feel completely different without tearing it down to the studs.

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The Story Behind Austin Painting & Drywall

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2018

Building Since

200+

Projects Completed

25+

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Austin Painting & Drywall started in 2018 with one idea about bathroom work: the finish is only as good as the wall behind it. Drywall, tile, and paint aren’t three separate businesses working under one logo. They’re handled by one company, so each step follows the last and nobody has to guess what the trade before them left behind.

Travis Hawk grew up the son of a builder and spent 10 years as an insurance adjuster before founding the company. That background shapes how a bathroom gets handled here. Soft drywall gets replaced, not painted over, and tile only goes onto a wall that’s been checked first. Cracked grout, failed paint, and patches that show through the finish are what happens when those steps get skipped.

The crew works across Austin and the surrounding communities, from North Austin and Central Austin to Lakeway, Round Rock, and Georgetown. A bathroom is a small room where every edge shows, so a project manager stays assigned to your job from the first walkthrough to the last accessory mounted.

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How Your Bathroom Project Moves From Start to Finish

Every bathroom remodeling in Austin TX project follows the same sequence. Here's how the work moves from your first call to the day you use the room again.

01

Walkthrough and Scope Review.

Your project manager visits your bathroom, looks at the current condition of the tile, walls, ceiling, and accessories, and talks through what you want the finished room to look like. The scope gets written down before any work is quoted.

02

Demolition and Tear-Out.

Old tile, damaged drywall, and outdated accessories come out. The crew contains dust and debris so the rest of your home stays clean. Once everything is stripped, the room is inspected for any hidden damage that changes the scope.

03

Drywall Repair and Replacement.

Every wall and ceiling surface gets repaired, replaced, or prepped for what's coming next. This step is what separates a bathroom that holds up from one that starts showing problems six months after the tile goes on.

04

Tile Installation.

Floor tile, wall tile, and shower tile go in once the drywall is solid and the surfaces are level. The crew handles layouts, cuts, spacing, and grouting so the finished product is clean and consistent across every surface.

05

Painting.

All non-tiled surfaces get primed and painted with moisture-resistant coatings. Ceilings, upper walls, trim, and any cabinetry surfaces are finished before the final accessories go up.

06

Accessories and Final Walkthrough.

Towel bars, mirrors, hooks, shelves, and hardware are installed last. The crew does a final walkthrough with you to confirm every surface, every mount, and every edge meets the standard before the room is handed back.

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Serving Bathroom Projects Across Greater Austin TX

A bathroom project starts with someone looking at the room in person. Austin Painting & Drywall works across Travis and Williamson counties, with North Austin and Central Austin as the primary markets. The crew also takes projects in Allandale, Barton Creek, Bee Cave, Lakeway, Cedar Park, Round Rock, Leander, Pflugerville, Georgetown, and Lago Vista.

Wherever you are in the service area, the process is the same: a project manager walks the bathroom with you, checks the walls, tile, and ceiling, and puts the scope in writing before a price goes on paper. Not sure your address is covered? Call (512) 993-0948 and find out in a minute.

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Our Warranty on Bathroom Work

A bathroom gets more daily use than any other room in your home, and the work should hold up to it. Austin Painting & Drywall puts the terms in writing, and you keep that document. Warranty service starts with your call: if you spot a covered issue, call (512) 993-0948.

3 yr

On all paint applied in the bathroom under normal use.

2 yr

On new drywall hung, finished, and painted by the crew.

2+ yr

Workmanship guarantee covering tile, accessories, and finish work.

Common Questions About Bathroom Remodeling in Austin TX

01. What trades does Austin Painting & Drywall actually handle in a bathroom project?
02. Do I need to hire my own plumber and electrician before this crew starts?
03. How long does a typical bathroom project take from demolition to the final walkthrough?
04. Can the crew match new tile to existing tile in another part of the bathroom?
05. What happens if the crew finds water damage behind the tile during demolition?
06. Does the crew handle heated floor installation or other specialty upgrades?
07. Can the crew work on a bathroom I'm still using, or does it need to be fully shut down?
08. What kind of tile does the crew install, and do I pick it out myself?
09. How do I know if my bathroom needs a full gut or just surface updates?
10. What does the warranty cover if something goes wrong after the project is finished?

Start Your Bathroom Remodeling in Austin TX

Request your free consultation, and a dedicated project manager will walk your space, review the details, and provide a clear, written plan before the first tool touches your home.

Locally owned since 2018, Austin Painting & Drywall handles residential and commercial painting, drywall, and repairs across Travis and Williamson counties, with a project manager on every job and warranty terms in writing.