California Bath and Kitchen

Aug 2022

I have had two bathroom remodels done by Gerardo and the California Bath and Kitchen team over the last two years and could not be happier with how they turned out! The first one had a severe leak and Gerardo came out right away to give us a quote and helped me with a short term fix for the mold. Both bathrooms look amazing, and I feel confident that they are high quality. Great communication and honesty throughout the whole process, highly recommend California Bath and Kitchen!

Sep 2019

That one-piece shower-bath combination that we think nothing of sawing right into pieces was established in location at time of building and construction, so there's no correcting your error in the future. And, whatever comes right into that area for all of time will have seams that likely, at some point leak.The floor tile as well as stone unquestionably look tasty, as well as wizard installers are out there-- all so cost effective! Possibilities are excellent it's never coming back once you've authorized off on the point's demise, short of removing a spot of wall or reversing time.

May 2019

[Well, I wanted to append this to my original review, but readers will get the idea.] Undated updates lack a little context... This one is May 2019, and these three installations remain some of the best investments of a lifetime. After time, where shower stream is hitting direct, the material loses its shine and takes on an ivory-like patina that's very attractive. In the case of that old tub, direct force around the drain has eroded the material completely -- quickly remedied with the appliance-scratch aerosol mentioned above. Mask off your drain, wipe the surface with a little liquid-sandpaper product. (To the curious researcher, I will share this and whether you come to this set of experts or some other, a couple of these things may not have to occupy landfills for a million years needlessly. That one-piece shower-bath combination that we think nothing of sawing into pieces was set in place at time of construction, so there's no correcting your mistake in the future. And, whatever comes into that space for all of time will have seams that likely, eventually leak. The tile and stone admittedly look delicious, and genius installers are out there -- all so affordable! A reliable installer may promise fifty years use, safe in a certainty that he won't be called back for patching. 'Sounds like a lot but it's... not. My humble suggestion: Go for it in a kitchen, a hallway, the garden, but preserve and appreciate your old fiberglass one-piece. Chances are good it's never coming back once you've signed off on the thing's demise, short of removing a patch of wall or reversing time. Refinishing is your friend.)