Bathroom Remodeling in Mt. Lebanon by ICR
Bathrooms · Mt. Lebanon, PA

Bathroom Remodeling in
Mt. Lebanon, PA

Design-build bathroom remodeling for Mt. Lebanon's 1920s–1950s homes — priced, permitted, and built by one accountable team.

Bathroom Remodeling in Mt. Lebanon
The signature Mt. Lebanon bathroom project is a primary bath squeezed into a tight original footprint — the 5×8 hall bath a 1920s Tudor or brick four-square was built with, now expected to work like a modern primary suite. The constraint here is space and aging plumbing stacks, not budget. We reconfigure within the existing walls, sometimes borrowing a foot from a closet or an adjacent bedroom, and re-run supply and waste lines that predate modern venting — the behind-the-wall work that separates a bath that lasts from one that leaks. Our Mt. Lebanon bathroom renovation guide walks through exactly this.
Investment Range
$20K – $40K+
Time on Site
4–8 weeks on site
Local Home Values
$400K–$750K
Era of Homes
1920s–1950s
What's Included

Every bathroom remodeling
in Mt. Lebanon.

From tile installation to waterproofing, fixture placement, and material selection, every decision plays a role in how the space looks, functions, and holds up over time. We obsess over the invisible parts — substrate flatness, vapor barriers, lippage, ventilation — the work that determines whether a bath looks good for fifteen years or fails in three.

  • 01Layout, material, and fixture specification
  • 02Full Schluter or equivalent waterproofing system
  • 03Plumbing rough-in and valve replacement to current code
  • 04Radiant floor heating (optional)
  • 05Ventilation sized for the cubic footage
  • 06Tile setting by in-house tile specialist — not rotating subs
  • 07One-year workmanship warranty
The Mt. Lebanon Housing Stock

What we’re working with.

Mt. Lebanon was built out between 1912 and the 1950s as one of Pittsburgh’s earliest streetcar suburbs, and it shows. Tudors line Cedar Boulevard. Center-hall Colonials fill the grid blocks around Washington Road. Brick four-squares anchor Beverly and Bower. The housing is older, denser, and more character-forward than almost anywhere else in the South Hills — which is exactly what draws people here.

Permits & Review

How we pull permits in Mt. Lebanon.

Permits are pulled through the Mt. Lebanon Municipal Building on Washington Road. Standard residential permits typically turn around in 7–14 days; structural work requiring engineered drawings runs 3–4 weeks. We handle the application and walk it through on your behalf.

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FAQ

Bathroom Remodeling
in Mt. Lebanon.

Can you fit a modern primary bath into an older Mt. Lebanon home?+
Usually, yes — by reconfiguring within the existing footprint and occasionally borrowing space from an adjacent closet or bedroom. The bigger job is often re-running the home's original plumbing stacks to meet modern venting code, which we handle as part of the scope.
What does a bathroom remodel cost in Mt. Lebanon?+
Most Mt. Lebanon bathrooms run $20K–$40K+, with the older housing stock trending upward when original tile, subfloor, and plumbing all need to come out. We give you an itemized number after the walk-through.
How much does a kitchen renovation cost in Mt. Lebanon?+
Most Mt. Lebanon kitchens fall between $45K and $85K. Costs run slightly above the regional average because many projects involve moving walls, rewiring, or working around original millwork worth preserving. We price line-by-line so you see exactly what drives the number.
Do you do curbless walk-in showers?+
Yes — this is our preferred shower configuration. We slope the subfloor, waterproof with Schluter, and linear-drain to the wall. Done right, it’s cleaner, easier to maintain, and ages with the homeowner.
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