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Original hall bathroom rebuilds
Old tile, tight layouts and failing pipes call for a full rebuild. We replace the lines, build a proper shower pan and tile the room to last.
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Girl Flip plans, permits and builds bathroom remodels for Culver City homeowners, from 1920s bungalows to mid-century ranch homes and hillside houses.
Culver City mixes 1920s and 1930s bungalows with 1940s and 1950s ranch and mid-century homes, along with newer infill. Most of the older houses still have a small original bathroom, and many of those rooms have not been touched in decades.
A bathroom in a home that age often hides cast-iron drains, galvanized supply lines and old wiring. We look at all of it during the walkthrough, so you know what is likely to come up before you sign anything.
Girl Flip is a licensed, women-led, family-owned contractor. We handle the layout, plumbing, waterproofing, tile, vanity and fixtures, and the permit when one applies, so you deal with one team.
Our citywide bathroom remodeling service page explains the full scope. Planning more? See our kitchen remodeling page.
Every Culver City bathroom is scoped in writing after a walkthrough. These are the projects we plan most often here.
Old tile, tight layouts and failing pipes call for a full rebuild. We replace the lines, build a proper shower pan and tile the room to last.
Explore →Clean lines, simple fixtures and wall-hung vanities suit a mid-century home. We keep the look and bring the plumbing and waterproofing up to date.
Explore →A walk-in shower opens up a small bathroom. We rebuild the drain and valve, waterproof the pan and finish the tile and glass.
Explore →Many homes here have no primary bath at all. We can carve one from a closet or bedroom, or plan it into an addition.
Explore →Hex, subway and large-format tile, set flat and finished cleanly, with flooring that carries into the hall.
Explore →A quiet, ducted fan and layered lighting, planned with the electrical rough-in.
Culver City is its own city, so permits go through the City of Culver City building department, not LADBS. Moving plumbing, changing a shower location or adding circuits generally needs a permit, and we handle the paperwork when one applies.
Homes from the 1920s through the 1950s often have galvanized supply lines and cast-iron drains that are near the end of their life. Replacing them while the walls are open is usually cheaper than reopening a finished bathroom later.
Hillside streets in Culver Crest and Blair Hills mean steeper driveways and tighter access. We plan deliveries and parking early so the schedule stays honest.
Planning a bathroom remodel in Culver City? Tell us about your space and we will set up a discovery call.
A bathroom remodel starts with a discovery call and a walkthrough, then a written scope and estimate where you choose tile, fixtures and the vanity. A typical bathroom takes about six weeks to build once work starts, depending on scope and tile selections. Add time for design choices and, when a permit applies, permit review. We share a clear schedule before we begin and tell you what could change it.
For the full step-by-step, see our bathroom remodeling page.
We take bathroom projects across Culver City.
If your Culver City address falls in one of these zip codes, we can take on your bathroom. Not sure? Call us and we will confirm.
In Pacific Palisades, we took a full gut bathroom, extended the footprint and finished it with custom tile, curated fixtures and thoughtful lighting. It is a good example of how a tight bathroom in an older home can feel like a new room.
The photos below show finished bathrooms from our portfolio.
A mid-range full bathroom remodel in Los Angeles commonly starts in the low tens of thousands of dollars, and an extensive gut-and-rebuild can reach the $30K to $50K range. These are general market ranges, not a quote. Moving plumbing, tile choices and shower size move the number most. Our remodel cost guide explains each factor.
In an older Culver City home, new supply and drain lines can add cost. We flag likely replacements during the walkthrough so they are in your budget from the start.
Close to Culver City, we also work in these areas.
We are based in Canoga Park and work across Los Angeles, the Valley and the Westside. We are glad to come out to Culver City for a walkthrough. We are licensed (CA #1091248), women-led and family-owned.
Tell us about your project and we'll set up a discovery call to talk it through. Serving LA and the Valley.
