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Bathroom Remodeling Bonita Springs fl in Pelican Landing
Bathroom Remodeling Bonita Springs fl in Pelican Landing means full bathroom remodeling, walk-in shower installation, and vanity upgrades built for coastal humidity and HOA design review. We work the 34134 ZIP every week, from Heron Glen to Cypress Cove, pulling permits through Lee County and keeping dust contained while you live in the house. One crew, one point of contact, and a written schedule before demo starts.
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Bathroom Remodeling Bonita Springs fl in Pelican Landing
Bathroom Remodeling Bonita Springs fl in Pelican Landing is full-scope bathroom construction and renovation for the gated golf and tennis community off Coconut Road, ZIP 34134. We handle everything from a half-bath refresh to a full primary suite gut, and we do it inside the HOA design guidelines that govern exterior-facing changes and contractor parking. Most of the homes we work in were built in the 1990s and 2000s, which means original cultured marble vanities, builder-grade chrome faucets, and shower pans that have been slowly losing their seal for two decades. Coastal humidity and salt air make that worse. Grout cracks, silicone peels, and moisture finds its way behind tile. We rebuild those wet areas correctly: cement backer board, a proper waterproofing membrane that meets ANSI A118.10, and a shower pan liner set on a pre-slope so water drains instead of pooling. If you have been searching for a bathroom remodeler Pelican Landing FL homeowners actually recommend, we would rather show you the work than tell you about it. We pull permits, schedule inspections, and finish on the date we put in writing.

Services available in Pelican Landing
Bathroom Remodeling Bonita Springs fl Services in Pelican Landing
Every service we offer runs in Pelican Landing, from a same-day toilet replacement to a full primary bath rebuild. If you have been typing bathroom remodeler near me Pelican Landing Bonita Springs FL into your phone at 9 p.m. because the shower is leaking into the ceiling below, call us. We will tell you on the phone whether it is a repair or a remodel, and we will not sell you a gut job you do not need.
Full Bathroom Remodeling
Full bathroom remodeling in Pelican Landing usually means a primary bath in a 1990s or 2000s home getting a complete rebuild: new shower pan, tile, vanity, toilet, lighting, and exhaust fan. We demo to the studs, replace any water-damaged subfloor, and rebuild with cement backer board and a waterproofing membrane. Most full remodels here run three to five weeks.
View service 02Bathroom Renovation
A bathroom renovation in Pelican Landing updates what is there without moving plumbing. New tile, new vanity top, new fixtures, new paint. This is the right call for homes in Cypress Cove and Osprey Cove where the layout works but the finishes are dated. We keep the existing drain locations and swap the visible surfaces, which keeps the budget and timeline tight.
View service 03Half Bathroom Remodeling
Half bathrooms in Pelican Landing tend to be small and dark, often tucked under a stair or off a hallway. We replace the pedestal sink with a proper vanity, add lighting, swap the toilet, and re-tile the floor. Most half-bath remodels finish in three to five days with minimal disruption to the rest of the house.
View service 04Shower Remodeling
Shower remodeling in Pelican Landing almost always involves the same problem: cracked grout, a soft spot near the drain, and a pan that has been leaking slowly for years. We tear out the old pan and tile, inspect the framing, and rebuild with a new liner, pre-slope, and waterproofing membrane. New tile goes up over cement backer board, not drywall.
View service 05Walk-In Shower Installation
Walk-in showers are the most requested upgrade in Pelican Landing right now, especially in The Colony Golf & Bay Club. We remove the tub, extend the footprint, and build a curbless or low-curb entry with a linear drain. Frameless glass enclosures and large-format porcelain tile are common. Most installs take seven to ten working days.
View service 06Tub-to-Shower Conversion
Tub-to-shower conversion is a practical move for Pelican Landing homeowners who never use the garden tub. We pull the tub, cap or reroute the drain, and build a full shower in the same footprint. This keeps plumbing changes minimal while giving you a shower you will actually use. Typical timeline is five to eight days.
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How Bathroom Remodeling Bonita Springs fl Works in Pelican Landing
Execution in Pelican Landing starts with the HOA. Exterior-facing changes, dumpster placement, and vendor access all go through the Pelican Landing Community Association, and we handle that paperwork before we schedule demo. Inside the house, the work follows Florida Building Code and the ICC Residential Building Code for framing, plumbing rough-in, and electrical. Coastal humidity is the other factor. We use moisture meters on subfloors before we tile, we seal every penetration, and we vent exhaust fans to the exterior, not into the attic. If you need a bathroom renovation contractor in Pelican Landing Bonita Springs Florida who will not disappear mid-job, we schedule the whole project before we start and we show up on the days we said we would. Most jobs run Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and we keep a clean path from the front door to the bathroom so the rest of the house stays livable.
Window and vent penetrations, exterior vent hoods, and any visible change to the home's facade need approval before work starts. Without it, the association can stop the job mid-demo and you are left with an open wall. We submit the design review paperwork for you, wait for written approval, and keep a copy on site. We schedule demo only after the approval is in hand, so there is no risk of a stop-work order on day two.
Silicone sealant, grout, and caulk break down faster here than inland. Shower glass gets hard water stains, and grout lines crack when the substrate moves with humidity swings. Leaks start small and rot the subfloor over years. We use epoxy grout in wet areas, silicone sealant rated for high-humidity environments, and a waterproofing membrane behind every tile installation. We also check the subfloor with a moisture meter before we set tile, so we are not trapping damp wood under a new floor.
Original shower valves, angle stops, and supply lines in Pelican Landing homes are 25 to 35 years old. They fail during demo, which can turn a one-day fixture swap into a two-day repair if the crew is not prepared. We replace angle stops, supply lines, and shower valves as part of any remodel where they are original. We keep common Moen, Delta, and Kohler cartridges on the truck so a failing valve does not stall the job waiting on a parts order.
Governs framing, plumbing rough-in, electrical, and ventilation for every bathroom remodel in Pelican Landing. We pull permits through Lee County and schedule inspections at rough-in and final, so the work is code-correct and documented.
Sets the performance standard for the waterproofing membrane behind shower tile. We use membranes that meet A118.10 in every wet area, which is what keeps water out of the framing and the ceiling below.
Controls exterior appearance, contractor parking, and work hours inside the community. We follow these rules on every job, which keeps the project moving and keeps you out of a dispute with the association.
Common local problems
Common Bathroom Remodeling Bonita Springs fl Problems in Pelican Landing
Shower pan leaks from missing pre-slope
Grout cracking from Florida humidity swings
Mold and mildew from poor ventilation
Hard water stains and etched shower glass
Warning signs
Signs You Need Bathroom Remodeling Bonita Springs fl in Pelican Landing
Cracked grout in a Pelican Landing shower usually means the substrate is moving or water is getting behind the tile. Once water is behind the tile, it reaches the framing and the ceiling below. This is a repair-now problem, not a wait-and-see problem.
A soft spot near the drain is almost always a failed shower pan liner or a pan that was set without a pre-slope. Water has been sitting under the tile. By the time you feel it, the subfloor is usually compromised and needs to be replaced.
Mold in the corners of a Pelican Landing bathroom is a ventilation problem first and a cleaning problem second. If the exhaust fan is undersized, not vented to the exterior, or not running long enough, steam stays in the room and feeds mold growth.
A running toilet wastes water and usually means a failed flapper or fill valve. A toilet that rocks at the base means the flange or the subfloor is compromised. Both are cheap to fix now and expensive to fix after the floor rots.
Hard water stains on shower glass in Pelican Landing are a sign that the glass has etched. Once etched, no cleaner will fix it. A new frameless enclosure with a protective coating is the long-term fix, and it is usually part of a larger shower remodel.
We know the route
Navigating Pelican Landing and Nearby Landmarks
Pelican Landing sits off Coconut Road in south Lee County, and the community is large enough that knowing the internal roads saves real time. We use the Pelican Landing Community Association office as a central reference point when we are scheduling multiple jobs in one day, and we route between neighborhoods using the internal road network rather than looping back out to Coconut Road. The Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort is a useful landmark for the eastern edge of the community, and Spring Creek Nature Park helps us orient when we are coming in from the north.
Pelican Landing Community Association
The association office is the central point for vendor registration, design review paperwork, and gate access. We stop here or call ahead before any job inside the main gate.
The Colony Golf & Country Club
The Colony clubhouse is a clear landmark for the western portion of the community. Jobs in The Colony Golf & Bay Club are routed through this entrance, which has its own gate protocol.
Spring Creek Nature Park
Spring Creek Nature Park sits to the north and is a useful orientation point when we are coming in from Bonita Springs proper. It helps us pick the fastest route during morning traffic.
Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort
The Hyatt is a well-known landmark on the eastern side of the community near Coconut Road. We use it as a reference point when scheduling jobs that straddle the Pelican Landing and Coconut Point areas.
Pelican Landing Tennis Center
The tennis center is centrally located and helps us orient when we have multiple jobs in different neighborhoods on the same day. It is a convenient midpoint for crew check-ins.
Coconut Point
Coconut Point is the main commercial district just east of Pelican Landing, with shopping, dining, and services. Many Pelican Landing homeowners stop here during a remodel when their bathroom is out of service, and it is a useful reference point for scheduling.
Pelican Landing service coverage
Neighborhoods We Serve in Pelican Landing
We work across the Pelican Landing community, from the golf villas near The Colony to the single-family homes in Heron Glen and Cypress Cove. Each neighborhood has its own mix of floor plans and build years, and we have worked in enough of them to know what is behind the walls before we open them.
Local results
Recent Bathroom Remodeling Projects in Pelican Landing
A homeowner in Heron Glen had a shower pan that had been leaking slowly for years. The ceiling below was stained, and the grout near the drain was cracked and soft.
We tore out the old shower to the studs, replaced the rotted subfloor section, and rebuilt the pan with a sloped mortar bed, PVC liner, and flood test. New cement backer board and a waterproofing membrane went up before new porcelain tile. We also replaced the original shower valve while the wall was open. The leak stopped, the ceiling below dried out, and the homeowner got a new tile shower with a 5-year workmanship warranty. Total project time was 9 working days.
A couple in The Colony Golf & Bay Club had a 1990s primary bath with a garden tub they never used and a small separate shower. They wanted one large walk-in shower and a modern vanity.
We removed the tub and the old shower, reconfigured the drain, and built a curbless walk-in shower with a linear drain and frameless glass enclosure. A new double vanity with a Cambria quartz top replaced the original cultured marble. We added recessed lighting and a Panasonic exhaust fan vented to the exterior. The bathroom now has a single large shower, a modern vanity, and proper ventilation. The project finished in 4 weeks, and the homeowner passed the Lee County final inspection on the first visit.
A homeowner in Cypress Cove had a half bath with a pedestal sink, a running toilet, and a single overhead light that left the room dark. The floor tile was cracked and the grout was stained.
We replaced the pedestal sink with a 30-inch vanity and quartz top, installed a new Toto toilet, added vanity lighting and a dimmer, and re-tiled the floor with porcelain tile. We also replaced the angle stops and supply line while the vanity was out. The half bath went from dark and dated to bright and functional in 4 working days. The homeowner said it was the most-used room in the house after the remodel.
Plan for the season
How Seasons Affect Bathroom Remodeling Bonita Springs fl in Pelican Landing
Book your spring remodel in January or February if you want a March or April start. If you are on the fence, spring is the best time for tile work because the humidity is lower and thinset cures more predictably.
If your bathroom has a ventilation problem, summer is when you notice it most. An exhaust fan upgrade is a small job that makes a big difference in July and August.
If you want a bathroom finished before family arrives for the holidays, start the project in September or early October. A full remodel takes three to five weeks, so a November start will run into December.
Order tile, glass, and vanities as early as possible for a winter project. If you are planning a remodel for next winter, get on the schedule in the fall to lock in your start date.
Nearby service areas
Nearby Cities We Serve from Pelican Landing
Pelican Landing sits in the middle of our service area, and we run crews to nearby communities throughout the week. If you are in one of these areas and want the same crew that works in Pelican Landing, call us and we will schedule you on the same route.
Before you hire
What to Ask Before Hiring a Bathroom Remodeling Bonita Springs fl in Pelican Landing
Are you licensed and insured in Florida, and can I see the certificate?
Will you pull the permit, and who schedules the inspections?
How do you handle the Pelican Landing HOA design review?
What is your process for waterproofing the shower?
What does your warranty cover, and how long does it last?
Trust and compliance
Licensed, Insured, and Local
Florida Certified Building Contractor (CGC)
Florida Certified Residential Contractor (CRC)
Florida Registered Contractor (RR)
EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
NARI Certified Remodeler (CR)
National Association of the Remodeling Industry
NKBA Certified Kitchen and Bath Designer (CKBD)
National Kitchen & Bath Association
OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Bonita Springs Area Chamber of Commerce
Member
Lee County Building Industry Association
Member
National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI)
Member
Before the visit
Bathroom Remodeling Bonita Springs fl in Pelican Landing FAQs
Most full bathroom remodels in Pelican Landing run $18,000 to $28,000 in 2026. A half-bath refresh starts around $8,500, and a high-end primary bath with frameless glass and quartz can reach $45,000 or more. The biggest variables are scope changes, finish level, and whether we find hidden water damage during demo.
The best bathroom remodeler Pelican Landing FL homeowners can hire is one who pulls permits, waterproofs the shower correctly, and finishes on schedule. Ask for proof of license and insurance, ask how they handle the HOA design review, and ask what their warranty covers. We are happy to give you references in Heron Glen, Cypress Cove, and The Colony.
A half-bath remodel takes 3 to 5 working days. A full bathroom remodel in Pelican Landing Bonita Springs Florida takes 3 to 5 weeks, depending on scope and material lead times. Walk-in shower conversions typically run 7 to 10 working days. We give you a written schedule before demo starts and update you if anything changes.
Yes. We work in Pelican Landing every week and know the community's gate protocols, HOA rules, and the common bathroom problems in 1990s and 2000s homes. Call 512 325 0295 and we can usually schedule a free estimate within 24 hours. We serve the 34134 ZIP and the surrounding Bonita Springs area.
Yes, most bathroom remodels in Pelican Landing require a permit from Lee County. Plumbing changes, electrical work, and structural changes all need permits and inspections. Cosmetic updates like paint and a vanity top swap usually do not. We pull the permit for you and schedule the inspections, so you do not have to deal with the county.
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Get Your Bathroom Remodeling Bonita Springs fl in Pelican Landing Quote
We are licensed, insured, and we work in Pelican Landing every week. If your shower is leaking, your grout is cracking, or you are ready to replace that garden tub with a walk-in shower, call us. We will come out, look at the bathroom, and give you a written estimate with line items. No pressure, no sales pitch. If it is a repair instead of a remodel, we will tell you. Call 512 325 0295 or fill out the form and we will get back to you within 24 hours.
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Get Your Free Bathroom Estimate
Call us at 512 325 0295 or send a message and we will get back to you the same business day. We answer the phone Monday through Friday, 8:00 to 6:00, and we book most estimates within the week. Tell us what is going on with your bathroom and we will tell you what it takes to fix it.