All Building Construction | 303 NE 3rd St., McMinnville, OR 97128 | (503) 550-5112
TILE INSTALLATION & BATHROOM UPGRADES IN MCMINNVILLE, OREGON
All Building Construction installs tile and upgrades bathroom fixtures in McMinnville — floor tile, shower tile, vanity replacement, and complete fixture packages — as a licensed Oregon general contractor (CCB #174384) serving Yamhill County. Call (503) 550-5112 to talk through your tile or fixture project.
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SERVING MCMINNVILLE SINCE 2006
OWNER MARK PRINE ON EVERY JOB
Your bathroom doesn’t need to be gutted; it needs the right contractor. If the layout works and the plumbing is where it should be, a targeted refresh gets you a room that looks and feels completely new without the cost or disruption of a full remodel.
We’ve been doing this work in McMinnville since 2006. We know what’s behind the walls in 1970s and 80s homes and we know how to handle it. Whether it’s a shower that needs to be retiled properly, a vanity that’s past its life, or fixtures worn down by 20 years of hard water, we take care of it cleanly, on schedule, and built it to last.
What Your Bathroom Upgrade Can Include
Refreshing one element or updating the whole room? Here’s what a bathroom upgrade can cover.
demo of existing tile, substrate assessment and waterproofing, new tile installation with proper coverage and grouting
removal of existing floor covering, subfloor inspection and repair if needed, new tile or stone installation
removal of existing vanity and countertop, installation of new cabinet and top, fixture connection
showerhead, faucet, and toilet replacement; calcium-scaled or outdated fixtures swapped at existing connections where no plumbing relocation is required
removal of yellowed surrounds, installation of tile or stone alternative
Additional projects: laundry room tile, kitchen backsplash, fireplace surround tile, exterior threshold tile, toilet replacement.
Materials & Installation Standards
The materials we specify on a bathroom project are chosen for McMinnville conditions — hard water, humidity swings, and older substrates that need more than a cosmetic fix. Here’s what that looks like in practice.
Permits
If permit-required plumbing work is needed, the Oregon code requires that you work with a licensed plumber. We coordinate licensed plumbing subcontractors for that work. You don’t have to manage a separate contractor.
Vanity replacement with new supply shutoffs, drain modifications, or supply line relocations
Structural substrate work if rot is found during tile demo
Cosmetic fixture swaps at unchanged connections; tile replacement not affecting structural elements
McMinnville Building Division: 231 NE Fifth St. · (503) 434-7311 · Standard processing 2–4 weeks.
How We Handle It
Here’s how we approach a bathroom project, from demo through final installation.
Assess and waterproof the substrate
In roughly half the older McMinnville homes we work in, original tile was set over drywall, not cementboard or a waterproofing membrane. We demo, assess, address any moisture damage, and install a proper waterproofing layer before any new tile goes up. That’s what prevents the same failure from happening again in 15 years.
Back-butter every tile for full mortar coverage
Large-format tile requires 95% mortar coverage in wet areas. Each tile is back-buttered individually and verified with a beat block during installation. We pull a tile every 15–20 pieces to confirm coverage is consistent throughout the job.
Level the vanity to the actual floor
McMinnville bathroom floors often have a slight pitch from decades of subfloor movement. We shim, level, and scribe the base trim to the real floor. The vanity looks installed, not just placed.
Timeline
Floor tile replacement: 2–3 days. Shower retile: 3–5 days plus cure time. Complete bathroom refresh: 1–2 weeks.
Cost Context
Bathroom upgrade costs depend primarily on scope — whether you’re doing a single element like a shower retile or a full-room refresh with new tile throughout, a new vanity, and fixture replacement.
- Floor tile replacement: $1,500–$4,000
- Shower re-tile: $2,500–$6,000 including waterproofing
- Vanity replacement: $800–$3,000
- Complete bathroom refresh: $7,000–$18,000
Customer Reviews
“Sean Barnes of All Building Construction lead the remodeling of our kitchen and living room. The result was unbelievable. His crew were honest and hardworking men.”
— Karin M. · Yamhill County
“Mark and Sean and crew put a large window in our home that required a header, etc. Their work was excellent — beautiful craftsmanship, timely, and professional.”
— Cynthia R.
“Your craftsmanship was evident in the work on varied sizes of windows, making custom window trim and wall trim, installation of new kitchen cupboards, installation of new wood flooring.”
— Pauline B. · McMinnville (1904 historic home)