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Bathroom Remodeling in Colleyville & Nearby DFW Communities

Venado Construction is based in Colleyville and remodels bathrooms across nearby Dallas–Fort Worth communities. Projects range from guest-bath updates to primary-suite renovations with changes to the shower, tub, vanity, and layout.

Explore completed bathroom projects below, including Mesa Ct in Hurst, Blueberry in Grapevine, and Essex Ct in Southlake. Each gallery identifies the project location and shows the actual work, so you can compare layouts and finish details before discussing your own room with Clint.

Remodeled primary bathroom with freestanding tub, marble tile and an oak vanity with stone top

Completed Venado Projects

See the bathroom work, room by room

These projects are in Hurst, Grapevine, and Southlake. Explore the galleries for details that may help you plan your Colleyville or nearby DFW remodel.

What the work includes

  • Full demolition and reframing where the layout changes
  • Shower pans, waterproofing and drainage done to product specification
  • Tile layout planned before the first sheet is cut
  • Plumbing relocation, valves and fixture rough-in
  • Vanities, counters, mirrors, lighting and ventilation
  • Curbless and accessible layouts when that is the goal

Primary suite reconfigurations

Many bathroom projects grow into a suite project: closet space, a wall moved, a tub removed to make a real shower, a door relocated so the room finally works. Because Venado handles structural work, those changes are on the table instead of being designed around.

How a Venado bathroom remodel runs

Clint walks the room with you and looks at what is behind the finishes as much as the finishes themselves — where the drain sits, how the floor is framed, whether the wall you want moved is carrying anything, and what the shower you are picturing will need to drain correctly.

Tile and plumbing fixtures are selected early because layout depends on them. A shower niche, a bench, a curbless entry and a linear drain all have to be decided before framing, not after.

  • Walkthrough, scope and a look at the existing framing and plumbing
  • Fixture and tile selections, since layout follows them
  • Demolition, reframing and any structural changes
  • Rough plumbing and electrical, inspected before anything closes
  • Waterproofing installed to the system's specification and checked
  • Tile, vanities, counters, glass, trim and a punch walk with you

The part you will never see

Almost everything that determines whether a bathroom lasts is buried: the slope of the pan, the substrate under the tile, how the waterproofing membrane is lapped and sealed at corners and penetrations, and whether the room can actually exhaust the moisture it produces.

Failures here do not show up at handoff. They show up years later as a stain on a ceiling below or grout that will not stay clean. Wet areas get built to the specification of the waterproofing system in use and inspected before any tile goes on, and ventilation is sized and ducted to the outside rather than into an attic.

Aging in place and accessible layouts

A curbless shower, a wider door, blocking in the walls for future grab bars and a bench placed where it is actually usable are straightforward to build when they are part of the plan from the start, and expensive to add later.

If you intend to stay in the house, say so early — it changes framing and drain decisions that are difficult to revisit once the room is finished.

Common questions

Where can I see completed Venado bathroom remodels?
The Mesa Ct project in Hurst includes before-and-after photos of a primary bathroom rebuilt with a glass shower, tub surround, and double vanity. Blueberry in Grapevine shows a freestanding tub, corner shower, and double vanity; Essex Ct in Southlake shows a clawfoot tub, glass shower, and shaker vanity. Open the project galleries on this page to see the details.
Can you take on a single guest bathroom?
Yes. Smaller projects are welcome, and they are quoted and scheduled with the same care as larger ones.
How do you handle waterproofing?
Wet areas are built to the specification of the waterproofing system being used, and inspected before tile goes on. It is the part of a bathroom worth being particular about.
Can you convert our garden tub into a large walk-in shower?
That is one of the most common requests in this area, and it is very doable. It involves reframing the tub deck, moving the drain, rebuilding the floor and waterproofing the new footprint — real construction rather than a swap, which is why the plumbing and framing get looked at before we price it.
Do we need a permit for a bathroom remodel?
If plumbing, electrical or framing changes, yes. Venado pulls and coordinates the permits and inspections with the city the house sits in.
Can we still use the rest of the house during the work?
Yes. Work is contained to the bathroom with dust protection and a defined path for trades, and the site is cleaned at the end of the day. If it is your only full bathroom, we talk about that up front and plan the sequence around it.
Which cities do you remodel bathrooms in?
Colleyville, Southlake, Westlake, Grapevine, Keller, North Richland Hills and the surrounding Dallas–Fort Worth communities.

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