Times Two LLC
Remodeling since 1997 (502) 309-4454

Louisville & Southern Indiana

Bathroom remodeling, from a tired hall bath to a full primary suite.

Twenty-eight years of bathrooms on both sides of the river — including the ones where the tile came off and the real work started.

  • 28 yearsFamily-run since 1997
  • 4.511 Google reviews
  • A+Rated with the BBB
  • FreeIn-home consultations
Before and after of a bathroom remodel by Times Two LLC

What this work actually involves

Bathrooms are the smallest rooms we work in and the ones where the most goes wrong. Everything is stacked on top of everything else — plumbing, electrical, ventilation and waterproofing all in a space the size of a parking spot. Get the order wrong and you are opening a wall twice.

Most of what we do falls into three shapes. A hall bath or powder room brought up to date. A primary bathroom reworked properly, usually to take out a tub nobody has used in a decade and put in a shower somebody will. Or a full gut, where the floor is soft and the answer is behind the tile.

The older housing stock here — pre-war homes in the Highlands and Crescent Hill, mid-century builds around Jeffersonville and New Albany — routinely turns up galvanised supply lines, cast-iron waste stacks, and subfloor that has been quietly wet for years. We look for it before we quote.

Where the money usually goes

Tile and labour are normally the largest line, then fixtures, then anything that moves. Relocating a toilet or shower means opening the floor and reworking drain lines, which is a genuine cost rather than a small change. Waterproofing is the line people are tempted to trim and the one we will not — a shower pan done cheaply is a ceiling repair downstairs in three years.

What's included

One crew, one point of contact, from the first walkthrough to the final punch list.

  • Showers & tubs

    Tile showers, pans and waterproofing done properly, tub-to-shower conversions, and glass.

  • Tile & flooring

    Floor and wall tile, niches, benches, and heated floors where the layout allows.

  • Vanities & storage

    Stock through custom, double vanities where there is room, and linen storage built into dead space.

  • Plumbing

    Handled in-house — supply and drain lines, fixture relocation, and replacing galvanised pipe while the wall is open.

  • Electrical & ventilation

    GFCI circuits, vanity and shower lighting, and exhaust fans actually vented outside rather than into the attic.

  • Permits & inspections

    Pulled and scheduled by us. Plumbing and electrical work in this metro needs them.

Recent work

Our own projects — not stock photography.

Bathroom before and after — dated fixtures replaced with tile shower and new vanity
Full bathroom remodel, taken back to studs.
Tiled walk-in shower with glass enclosure
Tub-to-shower conversion with a tiled niche.
Bathroom finished with marble-effect tile and modern vanity
Primary bathroom with marble-effect tile.
Bathroom with exposed brick feature wall
Exposed brick kept and sealed as a feature wall.

How the job runs

No surprises about what happens next, or who's in your house.

  1. Free in-home consultationWe come out, look at the space, and talk through what you're after and what it's likely to cost. No charge, no obligation.
  2. Scope and written quoteAn itemised number, so you can see where the money goes and where you could save.
  3. Selections and permitsMaterials and finishes chosen. We pull the permits and book the inspections.
  4. BuildStart to finish. You'll know who's coming and roughly how long the disruption lasts.
  5. Walkthrough and punch listWe close it out. If something needs correcting after we've packed up, we come back.

From a customer

Great staff!! Love my remodel! On time as well.
Shannon S. · Google review

Common questions

How long does a bathroom remodel take?
A straightforward update runs two to three weeks. A full gut with tile and relocated fixtures is more often four to six. Tile and waterproofing have cure times that cannot be rushed without causing problems later.
Can we live in the house during the work?
Yes, provided you have another bathroom. If it is your only one, we will talk through sequencing to keep the downtime as short as possible.
Can you move the toilet or shower?
Yes, but it means opening the floor and reworking drain lines. It is worth doing when the layout is genuinely wrong, and worth avoiding when it is not. We will tell you honestly which one you are looking at.
What if there is water damage behind the tile?
It is common in older homes here. We look for soft spots and staining on the walkthrough and put likely repairs in the quote. If more turns up once the tile is off, we show you before we go further.
Do you do accessible or walk-in showers?
Yes — curbless entries, grab bar blocking in the walls, comfort-height fixtures and wider doorways where the framing allows.
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