3/4 Bathroom Remodeling in Charlotte

Transform your 3/4 bath with smart design and sleek finishes. Artos INC creates stylish, space-efficient bathrooms in Charlotte, NC.

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Small Bath, Big Impact

Small doesn’t mean simple. A 3/4 bathroom – with a shower, toilet, and sink – offers just enough to be practical, but remodeling it can unlock way more style and efficiency than you’d expect.

At Artos INC, we specialize in clever remodels that make even limited spaces feel open and functional. Whether you’re updating a guest bath, converting a closet into a new 3/4 bath, or just want to add modern appeal, we know how to get it done right.

Why Homeowners Choose ARTOS

Home remodeling works better when the process is organized from the start. ARTOS focuses on clear communication, realistic project coordination, thoughtful design decisions, and quality execution at every stage. We help homeowners move through renovation with better planning, cleaner expectations, and stronger day-to-day support.

NC Licensed General Contractor

NC General Contractor License L.105082

BBB Accredited

Accredited Business with an A+ BBB rating

Charlotte-Area Remodeling

Serving Charlotte, Matthews, and nearby communities

Project-Managed Communication

A clear point of contact helps keep questions, updates, and next steps organized

Real Remodeling Projects

Clean execution and attention to detail

What a 3/4 Bathroom Remodel Can Include

Walk-in shower or shower enclosure
Compact vanity and storage
Toilet replacement
Updated plumbing fixtures
Tile, flooring, and wall finishes
Lighting and ventilation improvements
Space-saving doors and storage solutions

Frequently Asked Questions

The timeline depends on the size of the room, the condition of the existing finishes and utilities, material availability, inspections, and whether the current layout will be changed.

Cosmetic updates may not require permits. Plumbing, electrical, ventilation, structural, or layout changes may require permits and inspections depending on the final scope.

In many cases, the existing layout can be retained. Changes may be recommended when the current layout limits access, storage, comfort, or the safe installation of new fixtures.

Yes. Fixtures, tile, cabinetry, lighting, and other primary finishes should be selected during planning to reduce delays and last-minute substitutions.