Replace the dated bathroom with a space that works beautifully.
Primary baths, custom showers, tile, vanities, lighting, and layout improvements—planned with a detailed written scope and led by a licensed North Carolina general contractor.
Request a Bathroom ConsultationDesigned for daily life—not just the reveal.
A bathroom renovation affects one of the most-used rooms in your home. We plan around function, durability, water management, lighting, storage, maintenance, and the way you actually move through the space.
NextGen develops the project scope, coordinates the trades, manages site activity, and keeps licensed oversight visible from the first consultation through the final walkthrough.
From selective upgrades to complete bathroom transformations.
Custom Showers & Tile
Shower layouts, waterproofing systems, niches, benches, glass, and detailed tile installations.
Bath Layout & Fixtures
Freestanding tubs, plumbing fixtures, vanities, storage, lighting, ventilation, and electrical coordination.
Safer, More Accessible Baths
Curbless or low-threshold showers, reinforced blocking, thoughtful clearances, and attractive aging-in-place details.
Clear decisions before demolition begins.
Consult
Discuss priorities, timing, investment range, and what is not working today.
Evaluate
Review the space, layout, visible conditions, selections, and permitting considerations.
Scope
Develop a written proposal describing the planned work and major allowances.
Build
Coordinate trades, site activity, inspections, communication, and project closeout.
What Raleigh homeowners usually want to know.
How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Raleigh?
Cost depends on the room size, layout changes, plumbing movement, tile coverage, shower system, cabinetry, fixtures, and material selections. We discuss a realistic investment range early and develop a written scope for the specific property rather than advertising a misleading one-price-fits-all number.
Do bathroom remodels require permits?
Permit requirements depend on the work being performed and the local jurisdiction. Projects involving plumbing, electrical, structural, or layout changes may require permits and inspections. NextGen evaluates the proposed scope and coordinates the applicable process.
Can we keep the existing layout?
Often, yes. Keeping major plumbing locations can reduce complexity, but the right answer depends on whether the current layout functions well. We compare the practical benefit of a change against its added cost and disruption.
Can you help with selections and design decisions?
Yes. We help organize the construction-related decisions and coordinate selections with the approved scope. For projects needing extensive interior-design services, we can also work with the homeowner’s designer or another design professional.
Who is responsible for the project?
Rebecca Marino owns and leads NextGen as its licensed North Carolina general contractor. Thomas Marino develops estimates and scopes, while Matthew Leeson coordinates field operations and crews.
Ready to talk about your bathroom?
Tell us what feels dated, what is not working, and what you want the finished room to do better.
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