Full Bathroom Remodel
Full gut remodel in a 1926 Worcester two-family: cast-iron waste replaced with PVC, PEX supply, Schluter Kerdi shower, 12x24 porcelain floor. Lead-safe containment throughout.
Worcester Jul 2026
Revere, Suffolk County
Bathroom Renovation in Revere, MA
Local bathroom remodels, walk-in showers, and full gut renovations for Revere homeowners. Schluter-Certified waterproofing. Revere permits pulled in-house. 4.9★ from 214+ Massachusetts reviews.
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Bathroom renovations built for the way Revere homes are actually built.
Commonwealth Bath Co. remodels bathrooms throughout Revere and the rest of Suffolk County. The housing here runs heavily to triple-deckers, brownstones and post-war condos, and that shapes almost every decision on a bath project — what the waste line is made of, whether the subfloor will carry tile, and how much of the budget disappears behind the walls before anything decorative gets installed.
Access is the real constraint in Boston work. Tubs and slab come up and down stairwells, parking has to be pulled, and condo boards want insurance certificates before a crew sets foot inside. We handle all three before demo day.
Every Revere project gets the same three things: an on-site walk before we quote, a fixed itemized price that does not move unless you change the scope, and one crew from demo through final inspection. We pull the building, plumbing and electrical permits and hand you the closed card at the end.
Looking for a broader view of bathroom remodel options across Massachusetts? Our full guide covers costs, timelines, and the process we follow from Andover to Worcester. Or see all Suffolk County bathroom renovation areas we serve.
Service zip codes
02151
Approximately 20–40 minutes from our Shrewsbury studio.
What we've learned in Revere
Local details that matter.
Permits and inspections in Revere
Massachusetts issues building, plumbing and electrical permits separately, and each carries its own inspection. We file all of them with the Revere building department, schedule the inspectors, and close the permit out at completion. An open permit is a problem you inherit at closing, so we do not leave one behind.
Lead-safe work in pre-1978 homes
Most of Revere's housing predates 1978, which puts it under the EPA RRP rule and the Massachusetts Lead Law. We are an EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm, so containment, HEPA filtration and verified cleanup are part of the job rather than a line item you get surprised by.
What actually drives the price
Two Revere bathrooms that look identical can differ substantially in cost. Moving the toilet or shower drain means opening the floor. Cast-iron waste has to come out. A rotted subfloor under a leaking tub adds framing work. We find these on the walk-through, not halfway through demo.
Guaranty Fund protection for Revere homeowners
Because we are registered with the Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs, your project is covered by the state Home Improvement Contractor Guaranty Fund. Hiring an unregistered contractor forfeits that protection entirely — it is the single strongest reason to check registration before you sign.
Live Job Log
Recent Bathroom Jobs in or near Revere
Real Suffolk County bathroom projects completed in the last few months.
Tub to Shower Conversion
Tub-to-shower conversion in a Boston triple-decker: pulled cast-iron tub down three flights, rebuilt framing, Kerdi-Line linear drain, frameless glass.
Boston Jul 2026
Walk-In Shower Installation
Curbless walk-in shower in a Chelmsford ranch: zero-threshold pan, Kerdi-Board walls, bench seat, thermostatic valve, grab-bar blocking added.
Chelmsford Jul 2026
Master Bathroom Renovation
Master bath remodel in a Lexington colonial: relocated supply for a freestanding tub, double quartz vanity, heated Ditra floor, Wellesley-style wainscot.
Lexington Jul 2026
Full Bathroom Remodel
Hall bath gut in a Plymouth cape: rotted subfloor replaced, new rough-in, 24x48 large-format walls, building and plumbing permits pulled.
Plymouth Jun 2026
Accessible Bathroom Remodel
Accessible bath conversion in Andover: 36-inch doorway widened, curbless shower, fold-down bench, ADA grab bars, comfort-height toilet.
Andover Jun 2026
Shower Replacement
Shower replacement in a Springfield two-family: failed mud pan removed, Schluter Kerdi system, subway walls, mosaic floor, new mixing valve.
Springfield Jun 2026
Bathtub Replacement
Bathtub replacement in a Reading colonial: cast-iron out, new alcove soaking tub, tiled surround, Schluter-Jolly edge profiles.
Reading May 2026
Questions from Revere
Most-asked about bathroom remodels in Revere.
Every Revere project starts with an on-site walk so we can see the existing plumbing, the subfloor and the wall construction before quoting anything. From there you get a firm, itemized written quote — no allowances that balloon later. Scope usually falls into one of four buckets: a cosmetic refresh with no plumbing moves, a full hall-bath gut and rebuild, a tub-to-shower conversion, or a master bath with relocated fixtures. See our <a href="/pricing/">pricing guide</a> for what drives cost in each.
The Revere building department requires permits for plumbing relocation, electrical changes and any structural work such as moving a wall or enlarging the footprint. Massachusetts treats plumbing and electrical as separate permits from the building permit, and each needs its own inspection. Purely cosmetic work — tile, vanity swap, fixture replacement with no pipe moves — usually does not. We pull every permit, coordinate the inspections and hand you the closed permit card at completion. That closed card matters at resale and for your homeowner's insurance.
Massachusetts has the oldest housing stock in the country, so this comes up on most Revere projects. Any home built before 1978 falls under the EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting rule, and Massachusetts layers its own Lead Law on top for homes with children under six. We are an EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm — that means containment, HEPA filtration and verified cleaning are built into the job, not billed as an extra. Read our <a href="/resources/massachusetts-lead-law-bathroom-renovation/">MA Lead Law guide</a>.
Our backlog typically runs 6 to 10 weeks from signed contract to crew start. If you have a hard deadline — a relative moving in, a closing date, a rental turnover — say so at the estimate stage and we will sequence around it where we can.
Yes. Commonwealth Bath Co. works throughout Suffolk County from our Shrewsbury shop, and Revere is inside our regular route. No trip charges anywhere in Suffolk County.
A standard hall bath gut and rebuild runs 3 to 4 weeks. A master bath with relocated plumbing runs 4 to 6 weeks. A tub-to-shower conversion on its own is 2 to 3 weeks, and a shower-only tile rebuild including frameless glass is about the same. The clock starts the day the permit is in hand, not the day you sign.
Yes. We carry MA Home Improvement Contractor Reg. #187432 and MA Construction Supervisor License CS-105118, plus $2,000,000 General Liability and full workers' compensation. Massachusetts registration also means your project is covered by the state Home Improvement Contractor Guaranty Fund — something you lose entirely if you hire an unregistered contractor. We hand over the license numbers and certificate of insurance before you sign anything.
All of them. Revere sits inside our regular Suffolk County route — ZIP codes 02151. There is no trip charge anywhere in the town.
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