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Bathroom Remodels · Simi Valley, Ventura County

Bathroom Remodeling in Simi Valley, CA

Walk-in showers, tub conversions, double vanities and accessible bathrooms for Simi Valley homes, permitted through the city.

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Bathroom Remodels for Simi Valley homes

Bathroom remodels are among the most searched projects in Simi Valley, and the homes explain why: tract bathrooms from the 1960s through the 1980s with tub-shower combinations, small vanities and tile that has outlived its grout. Primary bathrooms in many of these homes are small by today's standards.

On slab foundations, we plan around existing drains to keep costs down, and we offer accessible features for owners staying long term. Permits come from the City of Simi Valley.

This page covers Simi Valley specifically. For materials, process and costs in general, see our bathroom remodeling page, and for permits and neighborhoods, our Simi Valley service area page.

Glass-enclosed shower with a built-in tile bench, recessed niche and brass shower panelFrameless glass shower door and a pebble-tile accent strip in a remodeled guest bathroom

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Simi Valley at a glance

Permits
City of Simi Valley Building & Safety Division
From our office
27–32 miles, about 35–50 min
ZIP codes
93063, 93065

Common bathroom remodel issues in Simi Valley

  • Tub-shower combos

    Ready for tiled walk-in showers.

  • Small primary baths

    Space borrowed from closets.

  • Slab drains

    Moving drains means cutting concrete.

  • Hard water

    Scale on glass and fixtures.

How we approach it

  • Keep drains in place

    Layouts planned around existing lines.

  • Waterproofing

    Sloped pans and membranes, flood-tested.

  • Accessible options

    Low entries and grab-bar blocking.

Planning a bathroom remodel in Simi Valley

Simi Valley tract bathrooms are usually small with tub-showers. Converting to a walk-in shower, adding storage and replacing the fan are the most common plans. We keep the toilet and drains where they are when possible.

The City of Simi Valley issues the permit. Homes built before 1994 need water-conserving fixtures for final approval.

Hard water calls for easy-clean glass and finishes.

Primary bathrooms in Simi Valley homes from the 1980s and 1990s often have a tub that goes unused and a small shower. Replacing both with a large walk-in shower with a bench and niche is a popular plan. On a slab, keeping drains near their current locations controls cost.

Older tract bathrooms often have fiberglass tub-showers and cultured marble tops. Tile showers, quartz tops and better lighting make the room easier to clean and more durable.

From our clients

Real Google reviews from LE Construction clients, quoted word for word.

EXCELLENT

5.0 out of 5, based on 17 Google reviews

  • Refugio Casarez

    July 2026 · Google review

    "I'm very satisfied with the bathroom remodel they did for me. I highly recommend for any project. Luis and his crew were very professional at all times."
  • Yony Cortez

    July 2025 · Google review

    "Our outdated bathroom was completely reimagined into a sleek, spa-like space—modern fixtures, beautiful tile work, and smart storage solutions that made a big difference in both function and style."

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Bathroom Remodels in Simi Valley: FAQs

Who permits bathroom remodels in Simi Valley?

The City of Simi Valley Building & Safety Division.

Can you convert my Simi Valley tub to a walk-in shower?

Yes, with a waterproofed pan and walls built in the old tub space.

How much does moving a toilet cost on a slab?

It requires cutting and patching the slab and rerouting the drain, so it adds significantly. We price it separately.

How long does a Simi Valley bathroom remodel take?

Typically one to two weeks of construction, plus glass.

Do Simi Valley bathroom remodels need a permit for a new fan?

Usually yes, since the fan must be ducted outside with humidity control and is inspected.

Can a Simi Valley bathroom remodel include a linen closet?

Often, by using space from a wide vanity area or a corner. A recessed cabinet between studs adds storage without taking floor space. We look at the layout and suggest options.

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Bathroom Remodels for homes across Simi Valley, about 35–50 min from our office in Santa Paula.

ZIP codes we serve here: 93063, 93065

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