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Bathroom Remodeling in Dunedin, FL

Full bathroom remodels for Dunedin's mid-century ranch homes, villas and condos, planned around the city's permit and flood review rules.

  • Built for 1960s and 1970s floor plans
  • City of Dunedin permits handled
  • One fixed price in writing
Track record12 Years in the Trade
HoursMon-Sat 7am-6pm

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Remodeling Bathrooms in a Mid-Century City

Most Dunedin homes went up before 1980. The Census Bureau's latest five-year survey puts 61.2% of the city's housing in that group, with a median build year of 1976[1]. That often means an original layout: a 5-foot tub on the back wall, a single vanity under a soffit, and tile that has outlived several sets of fixtures.

A full remodel lets us rethink that room instead of patching it: move the vanity, swap the tub for a shower, add storage in the wall, and replace old supply lines while the room is open. You approve the layout and selections before anything is torn out.

Bathroom Remodeling project in Dunedin, FL

Dunedin's 50% Rule Counts More Than You Might Expect

Dunedin is a waterfront city. Roughly 63% of its area is water, along St. Joseph Sound and the barrier islands of Honeymoon and Caladesi[2]. For homes in a mapped flood zone, the city reviews improvement costs against 50% of the building's value, and its review packet is specific: replacing cabinets, flooring and fixtures counts toward that total even when the work would not need a permit by itself[3].

The packet also asks for an Elevation Certificate, and in A and V zones a bathroom in a building that does not meet current flood rules has to be raised to the required elevation or moved out of the flood hazard area once the 50% line is crossed[3]. The city holds a Class 5 rating in the federal Community Rating System, which earns residents a 25% flood insurance discount[4]. Permits go through the City of Dunedin Building Division at 737 Louden Avenue[5], which publishes a practical guide to permitting[6].

What Our Bathroom Remodeling Service Includes

A layout that fits the house

We measure the room, note where the plumbing wall and window sit, and draw options that work with a 1970s footprint.

A quote that breaks out costs

Cabinets, flooring and fixtures are listed separately, which makes the numbers easier to share if your address needs a 50% review.

Permit paperwork

We prepare and submit the bathroom permit with the City of Dunedin and schedule the inspections it calls for.

Why us

Why Dunedin Homeowners Choose Clearwater Custom Baths

01

We plan before we demolish

Your layout, finishes and price are settled in writing first, so the job runs on a known plan.

02

Older homes are our normal

Soffits, cast iron drains and 1970s framing are routine work for us.

03

Clear numbers for the city

An itemized scope is ready if the Building Division asks how a project compares with the 50% threshold.

Free estimatesWe measure and look at the space in your home at no charge.
Fixed-price, in writingYour quote lists the scope and the price before work starts.
12 years in the tradeBathroom work across Clearwater and north Pinellas.
Reachable hoursMon-Sat 7am-6pm. Closed Sunday.

New to Online Reviews, Not to the Trade

We have spent 12 years doing bathroom work in north Pinellas and are just starting to collect online reviews. Ask us about recent projects during your estimate.

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Questions

Bathroom Remodeling in Dunedin: FAQs

Does a Dunedin bathroom remodel need a permit?

Most do once plumbing, electrical or walls change. We file with the City of Dunedin Building Division and book the inspections, so you are not chasing the paperwork yourself.

Will a remodel trigger the 50% rule on my Dunedin home?

Only flood-zone properties are reviewed, and the answer depends on your structure value and total project cost. Because Dunedin counts cabinets, flooring and fixtures in that total[3], we give you an itemized number early.

Do I need an Elevation Certificate?

Dunedin's substantial improvement packet asks for one[3]. If you do not have one, a surveyor can prepare it.

Can you remodel a bathroom in a Dunedin condo?

Yes. More than a third of Dunedin housing units sit in buildings with two or more units[1], and most associations want plans and a schedule first. We provide both.

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