Why Hire Three Contractors When One Can Handle the Whole Project?

When homeowners start planning a bathroom remodel, the project often begins with one obvious need: an outdated shower, a tub that's difficult to step over, a worn vanity, or flooring that has seen better days.

But once you start looking at the whole room, one project has a way of becoming several.

Maybe you want a new walk-in shower — but the flooring also needs to be replaced. The old vanity suddenly looks even more dated next to the new shower. The walls need paint. Or perhaps you're remodeling because mobility has become a concern, and making the shower safer is only one part of making the home easier to navigate.

That's where Great Plains Construction of Central Iowa is different.

We Remodel the Whole Space — Not Just One Product

Many remodeling companies specialize in one specific type of installation. That can work well when that is truly the only thing you need.

But what happens when it isn't?

At Great Plains Construction, we can look at the entire project and help you determine what actually makes sense for your home. Depending on the project, that may include:

  • Tub and shower replacement

  • Walk-in showers and accessibility improvements

  • Vanities and countertops

  • Flooring

  • Painting

  • Doors and trim

  • Grab bars and other safety features

  • Wheelchair ramps and additional accessibility modifications

Instead of hiring one company for the shower, another for the flooring, another for the vanity, and yet another contractor to handle accessibility improvements elsewhere in the home, you can work with one local remodeling company from start to finish.

A Safer Bathroom Is Great. A Safer Home Is Better.

This becomes especially important for homeowners who are remodeling to age in place or accommodate changing mobility needs.

Replacing a high-sided bathtub with an easier-to-enter shower can make a tremendous difference. But the homeowner still has to safely get to the bathroom.

Maybe the project also requires grab bars, different flooring, or a wheelchair ramp at the entrance to the home.

Those aren't separate problems to us. They're pieces of the same goal: making your home work better for the people who live there.

We can help look at the bigger picture rather than stopping at the edge of the shower.

You Don't Have to Choose Between a Complete Remodel and Quality Materials

Specialty remodeling companies often promote the quality and durability of their materials — and those things absolutely matter.

We agree.

But quality materials don't have to come with a limited project scope or an unnecessarily high price tag.

Great Plains Construction uses the same quality materials designed for real homes and everyday use, while keeping our operation local and straightforward. That allows us to focus your remodeling budget where it belongs: on your home and the work being done in it.

If you want to replace only your shower, we can talk about replacing your shower.

If you want the shower, flooring, vanity and paint updated while we're there, we can talk about that too.

We're not interested in selling you more project than you need. We simply don't want to tell you, "Sorry, you'll need to find somebody else for that," when the additional work is part of creating the finished space you actually want.

One Contractor. One Project. One Finished Result.

Home remodeling is disruptive enough without coordinating multiple companies, estimates, schedules and crews.

Our goal is simpler.

Tell us what isn't working.

Tell us what you'd like your home to do better.

Then let us help you figure out the most practical way to get from where it is today to where you want it to be.

Whether that's a new shower and vanity, a complete bathroom remodel, new flooring and paint, accessibility modifications throughout the home, or several projects that make more sense to tackle together, Great Plains Construction of Central Iowa can handle the whole job.

Because sometimes you don't need a shower company, a flooring company and a handyman.

You just need a good contractor.

Great Plains Construction of Central Iowa serves homeowners throughout the Des Moines metro. Contact us to talk about your project and get a straightforward estimate — no hard sell required.

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