Grout fades, faucets start dripping, and the bathroom you use every day slowly stops feeling like a choice. CMR Improvements handles bathroom remodels across Hunt and Rockwall counties, one crew from vanity swap to full bathroom renovation.
Most CMR bathroom jobs aren’t a full gut. A new vanity, updated lighting, and a fresh coat of paint is a real project on its own, and it’s welcome on the schedule the same as a full remodel.
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Tile is the part everyone notices. It’s also the easiest part to get right. What actually determines whether a bathroom lasts five years or twenty is the layer nobody sees once the tile goes up.
CMR uses cement board or foam backer, not standard drywall, anywhere water is going to hit a wall repeatedly. A waterproofing membrane goes over every wet surface and gets sealed at the seams and corners, not just brushed on and left to hope. Shower pans get sloped to the drain correctly, so water actually leaves the pan instead of pooling at the edges.
One thing worth checking before you hire anyone: Texas doesn’t license general contractors, so anyone can call themselves a remodeler. Plumbers and electricians are different because they are licensed by the state.
CMR works with licensed plumbers and electricians and carries full insurance on top of that.
The waterproofing and the licensing both share the same problem: neither one shows up in a photo of the finished room. Both of them decide whether you’re happy with this bathroom in five years or calling someone back out.
CMR Improvements is a family-run remodeling company based in Caddo Mills and in business since 2021. The crew handles bathroom remodels, kitchens, tile and flooring, full remodels, and interior and exterior painting across Hunt County and the surrounding area.
CMR takes on a small number of jobs at a time on purpose. The person who walks your bathroom and writes your quote is the same one you’re talking to when the tile goes in. There’s no account manager and no handoff to a crew you’ve never met.
Most people have either never remodeled a bathroom or did it once and swore never again. Here is exactly how it goes with us, start to finish, so nothing about the process is a mystery.
Consultation. CMR walks the room with you and asks what’s actually bothering you about it, not just what you want to install. Bring a tile sample, a photo from somewhere else, anything that gives the crew a starting point. Budget gets discussed at this visit, since it decides how far the plan goes.
Inspection. Before you get a number, CMR checks the bathroom as far as it can be checked without opening anything up: the age of the plumbing, the condition of the floor, and anything visible that changes the scope. Some things only show up once the old tile comes off. If one does, you hear about it that day, with options and a real number, not at the end in a surprise invoice.
The Remodel Itself. Demo comes first, then rough-in, waterproofing, tile, fixtures and finish, always in that order. CMR runs one job at a time instead of splitting the crew across multiple houses. How long it takes depends on the scope and how fast materials arrive, so you get a real timeline once the written scope is done.
Walkthrough. CMR walks the finished bathroom with you and writes down anything you’re not satisfied with before calling it done. You leave with a list of exactly what was installed, for warranty purposes, and a number to call if anything comes up later. That number reaches CMR directly, not a call center.
No two bath remodels look the same. Here’s how the scope changes by room type:
Powder rooms: The fastest turnaround in the house. A new vanity, a new floor, and paint can change a half bath in days without opening a single wall.
Hall and kids’ bathrooms: These get used harder than any other bathroom in the house. Durable tile and fixtures built for daily wear matter more here than anywhere else.
Primary suites: Double vanities, a fully tiled walk-in shower with the niche and bench placed where you’ll actually use them, a soaking tub if there’s room. This is the job where a full tear-out pays off the most.
Aging-in-place bathrooms: Curbless entries, comfort-height fixtures, blocked walls for grab bars, and slip-resistant flooring, built to look like a normal bathroom rather than a hospital fixture. It’s cheaper to plan this into a remodel you’re already doing than to retrofit it in a few years.
Call (214) 909-7422 and you’ll reach CMR directly. Tell us about your bathroom, and we’ll walk you through what a fix could look like, free of charge.
Prefer email or the form? Reach cmrimprovements@gmail.com or fill out the form on this page, and we’ll follow up within a few days.
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CMR Improvements is Hunt County’s trusted source for bathroom and kitchen renovations, decks and exterior repair, from the first walkthrough to the final clean up.
Tell us what you have in mind and roughly what you want to spend. We will walk the space, talk through what is realistic, and put a written price in your hands. No charge, and no obligation to book.
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Hiring someone to work on your home means letting them into it for a few weeks, so it is fair to want answers first. These are the questions we get asked most. If yours is not here, call or message us and we will tell you straight.
No. CMR doesn’t collect final payment until you’re satisfied with the work. Your written scope lays out the payment structure before anything starts, so there’s nothing to guess at partway through.
Daily. Floors get protected, dust gets contained, and the site gets swept before the crew leaves each day, not just on the last day. It’s one of the two things CMR’s own customers mention most, alongside communication.
CMR comes back and fixes it. That’s the 100% satisfaction guarantee, and it has actually happened: one customer had the crew return to correct a minor flaw after the job was already marked complete, at no extra charge. Warranty coverage runs up to a year, depending on the project.
It depends on the scope and on how quickly materials arrive once they’re ordered. CMR gives you a real timeline once your written scope is finalized during the inspection visit, not a number before anyone has seen the room.
Yes. CMR remodels bathrooms across Caddo Mills, Heath, Quinlan, Grand Prairie, Plano, Nevada, Josephine, Greenville and Terrell, generally within about 50 miles of Caddo Mills. If you’re a little farther out, ask anyway.
