St. John the Baptist Parish
A licensed bathroom remodeler working in LaPlace and across St. John the Baptist Parish. Bathrooms are the only room we take on, and the same crew stays with yours. At TurnKey Bathroom Renovations, we price the repair honestly where a room has been patched before, so ask us to look at it first.
Working Here
Bathrooms are the only room we take on, in LaPlace and in thirteen other cities around it.
LaPlace sits by the Mississippi in St. John the Baptist Parish, at the gateway to the River Parishes. Storms have hit this town hard more than once, and a good many bathrooms here have already been repaired rather than renovated.
That matters on a quote. Patch work behind tile is common, and we would rather find it at the estimate than halfway through. Permits and inspections run through the parish, and we pull them where the work needs one.
One contract covers the whole room, so there is no second trade to chase and no gap where the job stalls:
The Range
Eleven services, all of them bathroom work. A liner, a new surround and a full gut are three different answers, and we will point you at the smallest one that fixes your problem.
Local Conditions
Doing one room every week means we meet the same problems in this part of Louisiana and have already solved them.
Storm repair and renovation are different jobs. Where a room has been patched to get it working again, we say so and price the fix rather than tiling over it. Where a tub was patched rather than replaced, we price the bathtub replacement instead.
Between the river, the lake and the weather, moisture is the problem that never leaves. Waterproofing, slope and ventilation are specified for that, not for a drier market. Ventilation and fall are what decide how long a walk-in shower lasts here.
Permits and inspections here are the parish's own. Where your job needs one, we pull it, and the written estimate says so before work starts. Putting in a tub liner changes nothing behind the wall, so it usually falls outside that.
Older LaPlace houses rarely have a level bathroom floor left. We measure it rather than assume it, because a shower base set on a floor that has dropped will not drain the way it should.
We measure the room in LaPlace, talk it through and leave a written price. Free, nothing to sign.
Around Town
LaPlace is the start of the River Parishes for us, and the houses tell you that immediately.
Most of our LaPlace work sits in the neighborhoods either side of Airline Highway.
Closer to the levee and the San Francisco Plantation House the housing is older and has usually been altered.
The newer streets near Palmetto Lake are more often a second bathroom than a full renovation.
How It Runs
One crew stays with your job from the first measurement to the last wipe-down.
We come to the house, measure the room, talk through what is bothering you about it, and put a written price in your hands. No charge, no obligation.
Tile, fixtures, glass and layout get chosen together, so you can see the finished room before a single wall comes down.
Our own installers do the demolition, waterproofing, tiling and fit-out, then clean the site before we hand the room back.
The Area
LaPlace sits on the east bank of the Mississippi in St. John the Baptist Parish, the gateway to the River Parishes. It calls itself the Andouille Capital of the World, and the festival that goes with the title draws people from well outside the parish.
Getting around LaPlace. The River Parishes Transit Authority and parish transit cover the area, and Amtrak stops here.
Nearby
Same crew, same single contract, from the Northshore out to Baton Rouge.
Before You Call
Short answers. The written estimate carries the detail for your own room.
Yes. LaPlace is one of the fourteen cities we work in, alongside New Orleans and twelve others across seven parishes.
No. Estimates are free and there is nothing to sign. We measure the bathroom, talk through what you want changed, and leave you with a written price.
It depends on what is being changed, and in LaPlace the route runs through St. John the Baptist Parish. Where the work needs a permit, we pull it, and the written estimate says so.
Most full bathroom renovations run two to three weeks from demolition to final walkthrough. A shower-only replacement or a tub-to-shower conversion is usually finished inside a week.
Yes. Louisiana Residential License #890459 and Commercial License #3667, and we carry insurance on every project.
Tell us the room and we will come out to LaPlace, measure it, price it, and put it in writing. Free, and there is nothing to sign.
