Kitchen & bathroom remodeling
in Macomb Township

HomeWorks has worked on many Macomb Township kitchens and bathrooms. The original project records describe rooms around 22 Mile and Tilch, Fairchild and 22 Mile, 25 Mile and Luchtman, and 21 Mile and North Avenue. These examples show how the work depends on the condition and purpose of each room.

In the Westminster area, a three-piece bathroom felt cramped around its old steel tub. Our team replaced the tub with a full shower and installed a floating vanity about 10 inches above the floor. White 3-by-9-inch subway tile continued across the walls beyond the shower. The room gained easier floor access beneath the vanity and a more open feel.

A shower in the Legacy Farms area had failed after only about five years. The rest of the bathroom remained in good condition, so the project focused on removing and rebuilding the shower rather than replacing the entire room. The important work was behind the finished tile: correct waterproofing and a sound installation.

In the Sumpter Forest area, water from a leaking shower was reaching the basement. The project called for a full bathroom gut, followed by a newly waterproofed tile shower, luxury vinyl plank flooring, a vanity with quartz top, and new fixtures. A mudroom bathroom needs finishes that can stand up to daily traffic, but stopping the leak came first.

A Creekside kitchen was separated from the dining room by a load-bearing wall. To open the plan, our team installed a structural support beam and rerouted HVAC. The new layout included an island with seating for four, white cabinets, dark flooring, a geometric backsplash, and matte black accents. Structural work and service routing shaped what was possible before finishes were selected.

Our separate Macomb page explains the HomeWorks design and quoting process in more detail. Use these project examples for ideas, then tell us how your own room needs to function.