Veteran-Owned · Roy, Utah
Bathroom Remodeling in Roy, Weber County & Northern Utah
A bathroom is one of the most used rooms in your home, and also one of the most technical to remodel. ZZYZX Construction is a veteran-owned general contractor in Roy, Utah that plans and builds bathroom remodels for homeowners across Weber County, Davis County and nearby northern Utah.
Our focus is on durable construction, practical layouts and finishes that look good and hold up to daily use.
The short answer
ZZYZX Construction Utah builds bathroom remodels in Roy and across northern Utah — tub-to-shower conversions, walk-in and curbless showers, tile and accessible layouts. You work directly with owner Jason, and we coordinate the qualified trade partners your project needs. Veteran-owned and licensed (Utah #14292867-5501) — call 801-989-3143 to discuss your bathroom.
Practical bathroom updates
Vanities, flooring, trim, fixtures, layout improvements, shower updates and practical repairs.
Safer shower & access planning
Safer entries, shower access, grab bar support, better clearances and aging-in-place improvements.
Built for everyday use
Durable materials, clean finishes and improvements that make the space more comfortable.
Bathroom Remodeling Services
Full bathroom remodels
New layouts, fixtures, tile, vanities, lighting, ventilation and finishes.
Primary suite bathrooms
Larger showers, double vanities, storage and improved flow.
Hall and guest bath updates
Refreshed, durable bathrooms for family and visitors.
Tub-to-shower conversions
Replacing tubs with walk-in showers that are easier and safer to use.
Walk-in and curbless showers
No-step designs that improve accessibility and give a modern look.
Tile and waterproofing
Carefully prepared surfaces and moisture protection behind finished walls and floors.
Accessible bathroom design
Grab-bar blocking, comfort-height fixtures, wider clearances and slip-resistant surfaces.
Why Proper Waterproofing and Ventilation Matter
The most important parts of a bathroom remodel are often the ones you never see. Waterproofing behind tile, correct shower slope, sealed transitions and a properly sized exhaust fan protect your home from moisture damage, mold and costly repairs. Utah winters can make bathrooms feel dry, but showers still generate a lot of humidity that must be removed.
We plan these details before selecting finishes so the finished room performs as well as it looks. A good layout begins with how you use the room — who uses it, how many people at once, what storage you need and which parts of the existing layout are not working. We then look at plumbing locations, structural limits, clearances, lighting and ventilation to find practical options.
Every bathroom project starts with a direct conversation with Jason, the owner and your general contractor. He helps you define the scope and practical options for the room, then ZZYZX Construction Utah coordinates the qualified trade partners your remodel needs — plumbing, electrical, tile and finishing — so you have one accountable point of contact from initial planning through the final walkthrough.
Bathroom Remodeling Questions, Answered
How long does a bathroom remodel take?
A hall or guest bathroom typically takes about two to three weeks of on-site work. Larger primary suite remodels with new showers, double vanities or relocated plumbing usually run three to five weeks. The schedule depends on scope, inspections and material lead times, and you receive it before demolition starts.
How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Utah?
Cost depends on the size of the room, whether the layout changes, shower versus tub, tile coverage and fixture selections. Moving plumbing or adding square footage increases scope. ZZYZX Construction provides a written, itemized estimate after a walkthrough so you know exactly what drives the price.
What is a curbless shower?
A curbless (zero-threshold) shower has no lip or step at its entrance — the floor slopes gently into the drain. It removes a trip hazard, makes the shower usable for walkers and wheelchairs, and gives a clean, modern look. It requires careful subfloor planning, which is why it should be decided before construction, not after.
How do you handle waterproofing and ventilation?
Yes — it is central to how we build bathrooms. We use waterproofing membranes behind tile, correct slope to the drain, sealed wall and floor transitions and properly sized exhaust ventilation. These details are planned before finishes are chosen, because they are what keep the remodel free of hidden moisture damage.
Can you make my bathroom safer for aging in place?
Yes. Grab-bar blocking, comfort-height fixtures, wider clearances, curbless or walk-in showers, slip-resistant surfaces and better lighting can all be built in. If you work with an occupational or physical therapist, we can build around their recommendations too.
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Tell us how your bathroom is used today and what isn't working — we'll talk through practical options for layout, safety and finishes.