Bathroom remodelling in Bannock Highway means working on homes that sit along a major arterial road and take a beating from cold winters. We handle the whole job: tear-out, PEX piping, cement backer board, waterproofing membrane, tile, vanity and exhaust fan. One crew, one schedule, one price. Call and we will walk your bathroom and give you a same-day estimate.
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Every service we offer runs along the Bannock Highway corridor, from quick toilet repair to full master bathroom remodeling. Most calls we get here start with a leak or a failed exhaust fan and turn into a larger conversation about tile, waterproofing and ventilation. If you need affordable Bathroom remodelling in Bannock Highway ID, we quote the whole job up front so there are no surprises when the wall comes open.
Full bathroom renovation on Bannock Highway usually means gutting a 5x8 bath in a 1960s South Pocatello home. We replace copper piping with PEX, hang cement backer board, roll waterproofing membrane, and set porcelain tile. Most jobs run 10 to 14 working days.
View details ↗02Shower remodeling along Bannock Highway often starts with a leaking shower valve behind the wall. We cut out the old pan, inspect the drain, rebuild with a Schluter system, and set Daltile or MSI tile. A standard 36x60 shower takes 4 to 6 days.
View details ↗03Bathtub remodeling in the Alameda and South Pocatello stretches of Bannock Highway means dealing with cast iron tubs set in mortar. We cut them out, check the subfloor for water damage, and set a new American Standard or Kohler tub with a proper overflow gasket and silicone caulk seal.
View details ↗04Bathtub-to-shower conversion is the most requested job on Bannock Highway. Older homeowners want a low-threshold shower they can step into safely. We remove the tub, lower the drain, frame a curbless or low-curb pan, and waterproof the whole wet area before tile goes down.
View details ↗05Walk-in shower installation on Bannock Highway homes means working with tight footprints. We build 32x60 and 36x60 walk-ins with a linear drain, a bench if there is room, and a frameless glass panel. Most installs take 5 to 7 days from demo to final caulk.
View details ↗06Walk-in tub installation serves a lot of older homeowners along Bannock Highway who want to age in place. We verify the subfloor can carry the filled weight, run a dedicated circuit for the pump and heater, and set the tub with a proper door seal and grab bar layout.
View details ↗07Shower door installation on Bannock Highway is usually the last step of a remodel. We measure after tile is set, not before, because a 1/8-inch difference in the opening will show. We hang frameless glass, pivot doors and sliding doors with a laser level to keep the reveal even.
View details ↗08Tile installation along Bannock Highway means setting ceramic tile or porcelain tile over a properly prepped substrate. We use a wet saw for cuts, tile spacers for consistent joints, and a grout float to pack the grout. TCNA Tile Installation Certification standards guide every floor and wall we set.
View details ↗09Bathroom flooring installation in Bannock Highway homes often means replacing failed vinyl or cracked ceramic tile. We check the subfloor with a moisture meter, install cement backer board where tile is going down, and set luxury vinyl plank in baths where a softer, warmer floor makes more sense.
View details ↗10Bathroom vanity installation on Bannock Highway usually means swapping a 30-inch builder-grade vanity for a 36 or 48-inch unit. We shut off the angle stops, cut the drain and supply lines to length, set the vanity level with a stud finder to hit framing, and caulk the backsplash.
View details ↗11Bathroom cabinet installation along Bannock Highway covers linen towers, over-toilet cabinets and full vanity cabinet runs. We anchor to studs, shim doors so they close clean, and match the finish to the vanity. Most installs are done in a single day.
View details ↗12Countertop installation in Bannock Highway bathrooms means templating after the vanity is set, not before. We cut quartz countertop for undermount sinks, drill faucet holes to spec, and seal the backsplash joint with silicone caulk. Turnaround is 5 to 7 days from template to install.
View details ↗13Toilet installation on Bannock Highway is often a same-day job. We pull the old toilet, inspect the flange, replace a broken wax ring, set a new Kohler or Toto unit, and check for a level seat and a clean flush. We haul the old toilet away.
View details ↗14Toilet repair calls along Bannock Highway are usually a running toilet or a weak flush. We rebuild the fill valve and flapper, check the supply line, and clear a clogged drain with a plumber's snake if the trap is blocked. Most repairs are done in under two hours.
View details ↗15Sink installation in Bannock Highway bathrooms covers undermount, drop-in and pedestal sinks. We set the sink with proper clips, run new supply lines, and check the P-trap for leaks before we leave. Undermount sinks get a bead of silicone caulk at the rim.
View details ↗16Faucet installation on Bannock Highway is a quick job that fixes a lot of drips. We shut off the stops, pull the old Moen or Delta faucet, clean the deck, and set the new one with new supply lines. Most installs take 60 to 90 minutes.
View details ↗17Shower valve replacement is one of our most common Bannock Highway calls because a leaking shower valve behind the wall causes water damage fast. We open the access panel, cut out the old valve, sweat in a new Grohe or Hansgrohe unit, and pressure-test before closing the wall.
View details ↗18Bathroom plumbing services along Bannock Highway cover PEX piping, copper piping repairs, drain cleaning and fixture swaps. Older homes here still have galvanized lines that restrict flow. We replace what is failing and leave the rest alone if it tests clean.
View details ↗19Bathroom electrical services on Bannock Highway mean GFCI outlets, dedicated circuits for exhaust fans and heaters, and code-correct wiring. We pull State of Idaho Electrical License work and coordinate with the inspector so your remodel passes on the first walk-through.
View details ↗20Bathroom lighting installation in Bannock Highway homes usually means replacing a single ceiling fixture with vanity lights and a recessed shower light. We set the layout with a laser level, cut in the boxes, and wire to a dimmer if you want one.
View details ↗21Exhaust fan installation on Bannock Highway fixes the mold and mildew problem that comes from a faulty exhaust fan. We size the fan to the room, run insulated duct to the exterior, and wire it to a timer switch. Most installs take 3 to 4 hours.
View details ↗22Bathroom ventilation work along Bannock Highway means getting moisture out of a room that sees heavy use in winter. We check duct runs, seal leaks, and confirm the fan actually moves air with a flow test. Poor ventilation is the root of most mold calls we get here.
View details ↗23Drywall and painting on Bannock Highway remodels means patching where tile came off, matching texture, and painting with a bathroom-grade finish. We use moisture-resistant drywall in wet zones and prime before paint so the finish holds up to steam.
View details ↗24Waterproofing is the step that decides whether a Bannock Highway bathroom lasts 10 years or 25. We roll a waterproofing membrane over cement backer board, seal every corner and penetration, and flood-test the pan before tile goes down. No shortcuts here.
View details ↗25Bathroom accessibility remodeling along Bannock Highway serves homeowners who want to stay in their homes. We install grab bars anchored to studs, a handheld shower on a slide bar, a comfort-height toilet, and a low-threshold entry. Most jobs take 5 to 8 days.
View details ↗26ADA-compliant bathroom remodeling on Bannock Highway follows the measurements that matter: 36-inch clear floor space, 32-inch minimum door width, grab bars at 33 to 36 inches, and a 60-inch turning radius where the room allows. We build to the standard, not near it.
View details ↗27Handicap bathroom remodeling in Bannock Highway homes means working within the existing footprint to add safety without a full gut. We widen the door if framing allows, set a roll-in or low-curb shower, and add blocking in the walls for future grab bars.
View details ↗28Small bathroom remodeling is most of what we do on Bannock Highway, where many baths are 5x8 or smaller. We use a corner shower, a 24-inch vanity and a wall-hung toilet to free up floor space. Tight rooms take 7 to 10 days.
View details ↗29Master bathroom remodeling along Bannock Highway usually means combining a tub and shower into one wet room, adding a double vanity, and upgrading ventilation. These jobs run 3 to 5 weeks. We sequence plumbing, electrical and tile so the room is never torn open longer than it needs to be.
View details ↗Every Bathroom remodelling Bannock Highway job starts with a walk-through and a written scope. We check the shut-off valves, test the exhaust fan with a flow meter, and look at the subfloor with a moisture meter before w
Galvanized pipe rusts from the inside, so water pressure drops and the water runs brown after a shut-off. A simple vanity swap can turn into a repipe once we open the wall.
We cut a small inspection opening first, test the pressure, and show you what we find. If the line is failing, we replace that run with PEX piping and leave the rest if it tests clean.
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Pocatello winters drop below zero, and bathrooms on exterior walls are the first to freeze. A burst line behind a vanity causes water damage fast.
We insulate exterior wall cavities, keep supply lines off the outside wall where we can, and add a shut-off valve you can reach. We also check the exhaust duct for cold-air backdraft.
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Bannock Highway is a major arterial road with commercial traffic, so a dumpster or material truck parked wrong blocks the lane and slows the job.
We stage materials in the morning before traffic builds, park the trailer in the driveway where possible, and keep the dumpster off the road. Demolition day is scheduled early.
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01Cracked tile grout that keeps coming back
02Mold and mildew on the ceiling or grout lines
03Water on the floor next to the toilet or tub
04Low water pressure at every fixture
05A running toilet that will not stop
Bannock Highway is the main artery we use to reach most of our South Pocatello and Alameda jobs, so we know where traffic backs up and where to turn in. Ross Park and Idaho State University are the two landmarks we use most often to orient new customers. If you tell us you are near either one, we know exactly which side streets to take.
Ross Park is a well-known Pocatello landmark just off the Bannock Highway area. It helps us orient customers on the north end of the corridor and confirm which side of the highway their street sits on.
Idaho State University sits north of Bannock Highway and is the easiest landmark for University Area customers to reference. It tells us which side streets to use and how to route around campus traffic.
The highway itself is our main route. We use it to reach South Pocatello, Alameda and the commercial stretches, and we plan material drops around its traffic patterns.
These are our most frequently served ZIP codes. Nearby areas may also qualify—call if you do not see yours.
South Pocatello · Alameda · Bannock Highway Corridor · University Area
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Call +19863369053 →Most Bannock Highway bathroom remodels run $12,000 to $18,000 for a standard 5x8 bath in 2026, with small refreshes starting near $9,500 and master bathrooms reaching $28,000 or more. The biggest variable is what we find behind the wall: galvanized pipe, a soft subfloor or a leaking shower valve all add cost. We quote the whole job up front.
The right remodeler is the one licensed for both plumbing and electrical work, who waterproofs the shower properly and pulls the permit. We hold State of Idaho Plumbing License and Electrical License credentials, run TCNA Tile Installation Certification standards on every floor and wall, and have completed over 1,200 bathrooms. Check our Bannock Highway ID reviews and judge for yourself.
A small bathroom remodel takes 7 to 10 working days. A standard full bath runs 10 to 14 days. A master bathroom remodel with layout changes takes 3 to 5 weeks. Winter weather can add a day or two if a material delivery is delayed, but we schedule around it and keep you posted on the timeline.
Yes, if you are moving plumbing, adding electrical circuits or changing the layout. A cosmetic swap of a faucet or toilet usually does not need one. We pull the permit for you and meet the inspector on site. Homes built before 1978 also require lead-safe work practices under EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm rules.
We run 24/7 emergency response for leaks, burst supply lines and backed-up drains along Bannock Highway. A frozen pipe at 2 a.m. or a shower valve that lets go on a Sunday gets a call back fast. For non-urgent remodels, we schedule Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., with same-day estimates if you call before noon.
We give you a written scope, a start date, and a crew that shows up. Call BathFlow Remodeling and we will measure your bathroom and talk through the options. Same-day estimates are available.
Tell us what you are seeing and where you are located. Our team will call to confirm the right appointment type and timing.