The bathroom floor feels soft or the shower tile is failing. Who should look at it?
Describe what you see and Sea Level Construction will look at that room. Cracked, loose, or leaking tile is bathroom tile. The shower fixture is the shower service. The valve and the drain are plumbing. Framing is the service if the floor or the alcove has to change.
What do you describe?
Say whether the tile is cracked, loose, or letting water through, whether the shower floor or the bath floor is the problem, and whether a tub, vanity, or shower is being replaced. Room dimensions and what is failing are enough to start. The company discusses materials and a timeline from that description.
Which service is the wet surface, and which is the fixture?
Bathroom tile is the wet-room surface: shower walls, the shower floor, and the bath floor. Showers are the fixture, from a replacement surround to a tiled shower. Plumbing covers the supply, the drain, and the shower valve. Those three can be one bath project.
When does framing enter the room?
Framing is added when the floor, the alcove, or a wall has to change. A shower replacement can stay in the existing alcove. Say whether the structure is part of what you are seeing. Call 443-513-0208. The shop is at 86 Teal Circle, Ocean Pines, MD 21811.
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