The 10 bathroom remodelers from Google's results for Cincinnati, Ohio, ordered by Google rating weighted by review count. No firm pays to be listed or ranked.
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Licensing in Ohio. Ohio has no statewide license for general contractors. Cities such as Columbus and Cleveland license or register them locally.
on GoogleCincinnati, OH
Family owned and based in Cincinnati, Third Generation Restoration remodels homes across the city and Northern Kentucky. Its residential work centers on kitchens and bathrooms, with a detailed estimate prepared for each, and it also finishes basements.
(513) 401-5254 4452 Winton Rd Ste A, Cincinnati, OH 45232
on GoogleBatavia, OH
CinBath concentrates on bathrooms, designing and installing remodels for homes around Cincinnati from its base in Batavia, Ohio. Work includes acrylic walk-in bathtubs with therapeutic features for people who want to stay independent at home, plus one-day conversions that swap an old tub for a walk-in shower.
(513) 613-3184 4533 Brookview Dr, Batavia, OH 45103
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Run by Jeff DeVol, this Cincinnati remodeler handles kitchens and bathrooms with an emphasis on aging in place, accessibility and easier living. Past jobs include roll-in showers, widened doorways, new floors, and a window turned into a door that opens onto a new deck and ramp.
on GoogleMontgomery, OH
Operating as Legacy Builders Group, this design-build remodeler plans and builds kitchens, home additions, outdoor living spaces and whole-home renovations. It works across Greater Cincinnati in suburbs and neighborhoods such as Indian Hill, Montgomery, White Oak and Hyde Park, and also takes on bathroom and basement projects.
(513) 851-2700 Cooper Rd 7791 G, Montgomery, OH 45242
on GoogleNashville, TN
Improveit is a home remodeling company that has expanded into Nashville, Tennessee. Its work there covers kitchen and bathroom remodels and window replacement, and homeowners can schedule an appointment online to start a project.
(629) 262-0467 701 Hill Ave, Nashville, TN 37210
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New Bath Today remodels bathrooms for Ohio homeowners, with service pages for Columbus and Cleveland and a presence in Cincinnati. Its projects center on walk-in tubs, shower replacements and broader bathroom updates.
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Resolute Construction and Remodel works on bathrooms across Cincinnati, with jobs ranging from quick hall-bath updates to complete primary-suite remodels. Typical projects include custom tile showers and tub-to-shower conversions, with attention paid to the waterproofing behind the finished surfaces.
on GoogleIndianapolis, IN
From an office in Loveland, Ohio, this tub and shower company serves Cincinnati homeowners with its own in-house installation team. Its main jobs are conversions from tub to shower and Jacuzzi-brand shower installs that replace worn, hard-to-clean fixtures or layouts that no longer suit the household.
(317) 576-4721 4011 Vincennes Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46268
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The Build It Brothers design and build bathroom remodels for homeowners in Greater Cincinnati, covering everything from tile work to fixture installation. Projects address cramped layouts, dated finishes and worn-out showers, reworking the room around how the family uses it each day.
(513) 790-3521 6824 Ashfield Dr #100, Cincinnati, OH 45242
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Windows Direct USA works on bathroom remodeling and window replacement in Cincinnati, Ohio.
(513) 327-2775 10825 Medallion Dr Ste A, Cincinnati, OH 45241
In Cincinnati, a tub-to-shower conversion typically costs $7,500 – $16,500. Remodeling labor in Cincinnati runs about 7% below the US median, which accounts for most of the difference from the same project elsewhere.
These are the firms from Google's results for "bathroom remodeling cincinnati", with directories, chains and suppliers removed. They are ordered by Google rating weighted by review count, and the ratings shown are Google's. No firm pays to be listed or ranked. The list was last updated in October 2026.
A continuous membrane behind the tile, either a sheet system such as Schluter Kerdi or a liquid-applied membrane, tied into the drain. Ask which system the remodeler uses and whether they flood-test the pan before tiling.
No. Acrylic liner systems go over the existing tub and walls. They are faster and cheaper, but nothing behind the walls is inspected or replaced, so they suit a sound bathroom rather than one with hidden damage.