Full bathrooms — tile, showers, vanities and the plumbing behind them — in Raeford and all around it.
The bathrooms in the brick ranch houses around Fayetteville and Raeford are frequently the original ones: a steel tub, a single small window, pink or blue wall tile set in the sixties or seventies, and a floor that has been covered over twice instead of taken up. JJ Construction of Raeford rebuilds those bathrooms from the studs out.
A bathroom is the one room in a house where the part you never see decides whether the part you do see lasts. Tile is the easy half. What goes behind it — the waterproofing, the pan, the way the drain sits — is the half that decides if you are looking at this bathroom again in five years. Call James at (910) 574-4887 or Luis at (910) 651-6256 for a free estimate.
A shower is not waterproofed by its tile. Tile and grout both pass water, slowly, forever — the waterproofing behind them is what actually stops it. So a JJ Construction bathroom gets the wet walls built for water before a single piece of tile is set: cement board or a proper backer in place of drywall, the pan sloped to the drain instead of flat, corners and the curb treated as the failure points they are, and the whole thing checked before it gets covered. That order cannot be reversed later, which is why it is not skipped. Around here there is a second reason to care. In Spring Lake and near Fort Bragg a lot of these houses are rentals turning over between soldiers, and a bathroom that leaks into the wall does not announce itself — it shows up months later as a stain on a bedroom ceiling or a soft spot in the hallway floor, long after the tenant who used it moved on. Lillington and the Harnett County side bring their own wrinkle: well water and older supply lines, which changes what is actually behind the vanity when the wall comes open.
James or Luis looks at the bathroom, asks what bothers you about it, and gives a free estimate before anything gets scheduled.
Old tile, tub, vanity and floor come out so what is behind them can actually be seen instead of guessed at.
Lines get replaced or moved where needed, the pan is sloped, and the wet walls are waterproofed and checked before anything covers them.
Tile goes up and down, the vanity, toilet and fixtures get set, and the finished bathroom is walked with you.
Raeford, Fayetteville and the towns around them are not one market — a Fort Bragg rental turning over, a brick ranch off Bragg Boulevard and a new build in Hope Mills are three different jobs.
Tell us what the house needs — a roof, a bathroom, a deck, a fence — and send photos on WhatsApp if it is easier. Call James, or Luis if James is on a roof. English and Spanish.
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