SB CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING
Bathroom remodeling
in Santa Monica.
Lighter mornings.
Details that earn their place.
BATHROOM REMODEL / TARZANA
Quiet contrast.
Considered details.
A floating dark vanity, round mirrors and crisp white shower tile create a clean, contemporary room. This is our completed Tarzana bathroom, shown as a reference for your own plans rather than a Santa Monica case study.
Explore the Tarzana bathroomMORE FROM OUR PORTFOLIO
Personal spaces.
Different possibilities.
Explore completed SB projects, labeled by their actual locations and scope. Use the photographs as references for your own property-specific plan.
THE PARTS THAT MAKE IT PERSONAL
Beautiful on the surface.
Thoughtful throughout.
Look closer at vanities, fixtures and tile transitions across our bathroom portfolio, then decide what belongs in your own room.

Clean lines. Strong contrast.
Shannon Road, Los Angeles
Storage with a softer side
Shannon Road, Los Angeles
A considered finish
Tarzana
A moment to unwind
7th Street, Los Angeles
Texture you can feel
Zelzah Avenue, Los Angeles
Make room for the everyday
Los FelizTHOUGHTFUL FROM THE START
Make the room work
for the way you use it.
For a Santa Monica bathroom, start with useful storage, comfortable shower access and a coordinated moisture-management plan. Match the finish selections to the room and household, then account for the property access and approval steps in the schedule.
Explore bathroom remodeling services01Shower, tub & comfortable access
Compare a retained tub, shower replacement or conversion around who uses the room. Review entry, control placement and future support preferences. Curbless designs need early evaluation of the floor structure and drainage.
02Useful storage in a small footprint
Coordinate vanity drawers with plumbing, door swings and everyday items. Recessed storage may be worth exploring where the wall conditions allow it.
Explore small bathroom ideas03Light where you need it
Plan mirror lighting, general lighting and ventilation alongside the fixtures. Locate controls so the room works as comfortably in the early morning as it does in daylight.
Read the bathroom lighting guide04The complete shower assembly
Discuss waterproofing, substrate preparation, drainage, penetrations and the inspection sequence before construction. Tile alone is not a complete specification, and hidden moisture damage needs an agreed change process.
Bathroom project / Shannon Road, Los AngelesPLANNING FOR YOUR SANTA MONICA HOME
A lighter look.
A complete room.
A floating vanity or clear shower enclosure can change the visual weight of a compact room, but the details behind it still matter. Coordinate wall support, plumbing, waterproofing, cleaning access and the location of everyday storage before committing to the look.
For a Santa Monica condominium, ask about common-area protection, deliveries and shared-system access. For any property, confirm the applicable City review process and the actual proposed scope. Plan ventilation and wet-area details based on the room conditions rather than assuming a surface finish alone resolves moisture concerns.
Compare bathroom cost driversA CLEAR PATH FORWARD
Good decisions.
Before the dust.
Get aligned on priorities, selections, scope and the sequence of work before construction begins.
Our remodeling process- 01
Define the everyday needs.
Share photos, approximate dimensions, storage problems and shower or bathing priorities. Note whether another bathroom is available.
- 02
Plan beyond the finish.
Coordinate fixture locations, access, ventilation, waterproofing and drainage. Review existing conditions and approval requirements.
- 03
Choose before ordering.
Resolve tile, fixtures, cabinetry and glass details. Separate material availability and inspections from time on site.
- 04
Build through closeout.
Sequence rough work, inspections, waterproofing, tile and installation. Review the completed room and document remaining items.
LET'S TALK ABOUT THE INVESTMENT
A real budget starts
with a real scope.
A fresh look and a relocated shower are different investments. Compare the complete room, including the work hidden behind the finishes.
01THE FOOTPRINT
Keep it or reconfigure it?
Retaining fixture locations can limit relocation work, but existing plumbing and surrounding construction still need assessment.
02THE SELECTIONS
Resolve the whole room.
Specify fixtures, cabinetry, glass, tile and lighting together. Clarify product allowances and installation details before ordering.
03THE EXISTING CONDITIONS
Plan for what is hidden.
Separate a contingency from the selected finishes. Agree how moisture damage or older plumbing findings will be documented and approved.
Calculator ranges are for early planning, not a quote for your property.
BEFORE WE GET STARTED
Your project.
Your questions.
Questions to consider for bathroom remodeling in Santa Monica. Confirm requirements for the property address and proposed work with the appropriate authority.
Santa Monica building and land-use resourcesWhat changes when the bathroom is in a condominium?
The room design still needs a complete construction scope. In addition, review association requirements, shared utilities, access and delivery arrangements so they are reflected in the plan.
Can a wall-mounted vanity add storage?
Compare drawer capacity with the plumbing and required wall support. A lighter appearance does not necessarily mean more usable storage, so map the items you need to keep in the room.
What should be settled before demolition?
Resolve the main layout, fixture and material choices, relevant approvals, household access and the process for concealed conditions. Confirm which products are available before removing the working bathroom.
IN OUR CLIENTS' WORDS
The work matters.
So does the experience.
Hear from homeowners about working with SB Construction & Remodeling, from the first conversation to the finished space.








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Make room
for your everyday.
Tell us about your Santa Monica property, what is not working and the changes you have in mind. Start with a conversation about the scope and your priorities.
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