Welcome to Swift Remodel

We have developed the following questions to help determine if your bathroom renovation is eligible for our system. This system works best for a hall bathroom or jack and jill bathroom.

HOW IT WORKS

Step 1:  Answer a few questions to determine if we can complete your project in under 2 weeks.

Step 2: If your project meets the requirements for our system you will receive an email with an additional questionnaire to help us gather the dimensions and specifications necessary for your free instant estimate.

Step 3: Select your design package.  Our interior design team has crafted several package options for you to choose from.
*NOTE: We will provide you with physical samples of the materials at the time of contract for you to verify your satisfaction.

Step 4:  We provide you with a free estimate for your renovation.

Step 5:  If you like our price and design then you can schedule an on-site verification and contract meeting through our online calendar.

Oops!

Thank you for your interest! One or more of these answers indicated that Swift Remodel would not be a good fit for your project. 

• Your house was built before 1990.
• Your structural floor is not a concrete slab.
• Your bathroom is upstairs.
• Your bathroom is a half bath.
• Your bathroom has a pedestal sink.
• Your shower floor is tile.
• You have a glass shower door.
• There is tile on the ceiling over the tub.
• There is an exterior window in the shower.
• There is tile wainscotting on the walls around the bathroom.
• There is tile on the floor in the hallway immediately outside the bathroom.
• There is wallpaper in the bathroom.

These things typically add time to our remodel process. If you are interested in a more traditional remodel feel free to contact our parent company at bryanleebuilds.com!

You can go back and change your answer if you entered one wrong.

Oh no!

Thank you for your interest! Your project is eligible for our 7-day guarantee, but it looks like you don't have funding in place. You can reach out to your local bank or credit union to see about their home-equity line of credit or personal loan options. You can click the back button if you think you entered a question wrong.