La Crosse Area Bathroom Remodeler

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Yes. Leaving fixtures in their current locations avoids moving plumbing and usually simplifies the whole project. We talk through those tradeoffs during the in-home visit so you can decide what is worth changing and what is not.

Yes. While my primary focus is vanity installation and detail work, I also offer full bathroom remodeling when requested and can manage the project from start to finish with the same level of care and communication.

Smaller projects are welcome. If your layout already works, replacing a dated vanity, adding storage, or updating trim and doors may get you most of what you want. Bathroom vanity installation is a core service, so bring it up when we talk.

Yes. Bathroom vanity installation often requires coordination with other trades. I make sure the vanity is properly placed, leveled, and prepared so plumbing connections and countertop installation go smoothly.

You do not need to hire them separately. Choice Home Solutions coordinates trusted plumbing and electrical trade partners as part of the project and schedules their work in the right sequence. You stay with one point of contact throughout.

Yes. Whether you’ve purchased a custom-built vanity or a high-quality pre-made unit, I focus on professional installation, proper support, and finish details so it looks and functions exactly as intended.

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Yes. Older homes around La Crosse rarely have plumb walls or level floors, which is exactly where finish carpentry matters most. Vanities and cabinetry are hand-scribed to the real contours of the room rather than gapped and filled with caulk.

Call (608) 792-7772 or send a message through the contact form to request a free estimate. Every project starts with a conversation about your ideas and goals, followed by an in-home visit to measure the space and talk through design, materials and budget.

I prioritize cleanliness, surface protection, and clear communication. My goal is to minimize disruption and keep your home as functional and comfortable as possible throughout the installation.

The timeline depends on the size of the bathroom, whether the layout changes, and material lead times. You receive an expected schedule with your written proposal and regular updates on progress as the work moves along. [TYPICAL TIMELINE RANGE NEEDED]

Not at all. Very few homes have perfectly straight walls or level floors. I use laser leveling and finish carpentry techniques, including hand scribing, to ensure your vanity fits cleanly and appears straight even when surrounding surfaces are not.

Choice Home Solutions serves communities within roughly 20 miles of La Crosse, WI, including La Crosse, Onalaska, Holmen, West Salem, Bangor, Galesville, Trempealeau, Sparta, Melrose, Mindoro and St. Joseph Ridge.

Cost depends on the size of the room, whether fixtures move, and the materials you choose. Every project begins with a free in-home visit and a clear written estimate that spells out the scope of work and what is included, so there are no surprises once work begins. [TYPICAL PRICE RANGE NEEDED]

A full bathroom remodel covers tear-out and debris removal, coordination of plumbing and electrical work, tub or shower and surround installation, vanity, countertop, mirror and fixture installation, and tile, flooring, trim and final finish carpentry. Alan Paulson handles or directly oversees every phase, so one person is accountable from the first day to the last.

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Vanity installation requires precision, especially in tight bathroom spaces. By focusing on installation and finish carpentry, I work to tighter tolerances and higher standards than a generalist approach, ensuring a built-in look and long-term performance.

Alan Paulson, the owner and lead carpenter, does the carpentry himself and is your single point of contact from the first conversation through the final walkthrough. Specialty trades are coordinated and supervised by him.

The work area is cleaned daily and kept organized, floors, fixtures and surrounding finishes are protected, and you are told what is happening next. The goal is to keep the rest of your home usable while the bathroom is under construction.