Bathroom remodeling in Jenks, OK

Most Jenks homes are about 20. So are their showers.

Two out of three houses in Jenks went up after 2000, so the bathroom you have is likely the one the builder put in. We plan its first real remodel around what a house this age needs, from the shower walls out, and we drive down from Tulsa to measure it.

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Primary bathroom with a white double vanity, arched gold mirrors, a glass walk-in shower and a freestanding tub

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Bathroom renovation contractor Jenks

See our work through our customers' eyes

A remodel means letting a crew into your house for a week or two. Watch a couple talk through their finished bathroom, meet the owner who answers the phone, and see what three customers wrote on Google, copied word for word.

I donโ€™t think you could find anybody any better to work with than these people.The homeowners, in their video review
Jeremy Fuller, owner of Oklahoma Bath Professionals in Tulsa, with his family
Family owned, Tulsa Jeremy Fuller Managing Director, Oklahoma Bath Professionals

Jeremy moved to Tulsa at 8 and was setting tile and building showers at 16, apprenticed to a Tulsa builder. At your estimate he measures the room himself and tells you what he would skip, not only what he could sell you.

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Great service, they remodeled my bathroom and the job was excellent. The team was very professional and detailed. Definitely pros in the bathroom remodeling business

Evan R.Google review, rated 5 out of 5

The owner is kind and respectful, it was a great experience. I would definitely recommend!

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Commercial restroom remodeling Jenks

Two kinds of Jenks bathrooms

We remodel primary suites and hall baths in Jenks houses, and restrooms for the shops, restaurants and offices around town, Main Street included. Choose the one you are planning.

Shower remodel in Jenks homes

What a young town means for your bathroom

Most of Jenks went up after 2000, in a part of the country that builds on concrete slabs, and its tap water comes from Tulsa. Each of those shows up in a bathroom remodel. Here are the numbers, and what we do about them.

Jenks, by the numbers

2006Source 1
Median year a Jenks home was built Tulsa County's median is 1979, and the nation's is 1980.
67%Source 1
of Jenks homes were built in 2000 or later About 6,400 of 9,600 homes. Across Tulsa County, it is 24%.
25,944Source 2
people lived in Jenks in 2020 Up from 9,557 in 2000 and 6,227 in 1980.
8.2Source 3
average water hardness, Jewell plant Grains per gallon (140 ppm) at Tulsa's A.B. Jewell plant. Its Mohawk plant averages 5.2.

What that means when we open the walls

  1. Original bathrooms, ready for their first redo

    Most bathrooms we open in Jenks still have the builder's shower, valve and vanity. At this age the framing is usually sound, so we look at what the shower was built on: tile can look fine over a gypsum wall that is wet behind it. With a median home value of $327,100, about $97,000 above Tulsa County's, it pays to fix that once and properly.Source 1

  2. Concrete under the bathroom floor

    Builders in Oklahoma's Census division put 97.9% of the houses they began in 2024 on a concrete slab. In a slab house, moving a toilet or a shower drain means saw-cutting the floor and trenching a new line. We price that as its own line before you settle on a new layout, and it is often the reason to keep the toilet where it is.Source 4

  3. Hard water on glass, heads and grout

    The City of Jenks buys all of its water from Tulsa, treated at the Jewell plant, the harder of Tulsa's two. Minerals spot clear glass, crust shower heads and dull grout. That is worth weighing when you choose finishes: a fixed glass panel has fewer edges to crust than a hinged door, sealed grout holds off the dull film, and a hand shower comes off its bar to soak clean.Source 5

  4. A code we draw to before you pick tile

    The City of Jenks lists the International Residential Code, 2015 edition, as its adopted code for houses. Its plumbing chapter sets the least room a toilet, a sink and a shower may have, so your layout is drawn to those numbers first. The guide below puts them beside the industry's recommendations.Source 6

Floor plan of a primary bathroom with a double vanity, walk-in shower and separate toilet room, marked with code minimums and design guideline clearances
A primary bath layout with the code minimums and the roomier design guidelines we plan to. Code: International Residential Code. Guidelines: NKBA.
Sources (6)
  1. U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 5-year estimates (2020 to 2024) for Jenks, Tulsa County and the United States, tables B25034 (year built), B25035 (median year built) and B25077 (median value), via Census Reporter
  2. Oklahoma Historical Society, The Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture, "Jenks" by Bridget Davidson (population counts, 1907 to 2020)
  3. City of Tulsa Water and Sewer, FAQs about water (average hardness at the A.B. Jewell and Mohawk plants)
  4. National Association of Home Builders, Eye on Housing, "Foundation Types in 2024" (U.S. Census Bureau Survey of Construction data; West South Central division)
  5. City of Jenks, Water (all water purchased from the City of Tulsa, treated at the Jewell plant)
  6. City of Jenks, Adopted Building Codes

Walk-in shower Jenks, OK

How old is your Jenks house?

In a town this young, the year your house went up says a lot about the bathroom inside it. Choose yours to see what we usually change first.

Glass walk-in shower with marble-look tile beside a gray double vanity

Built 2010 or later

Keep the layout, upgrade the shower

A house this new rarely needs walls moved. The usual job is the shower itself: tile over a waterproofing membrane where a molded insert was, glass where a curtain hung, and a valve you can service. With sound framing, more of the budget goes into what you see and touch every day.

  • Same footprint, plumbing stays put
  • Waterproofed walls behind the tile
  • Grab bar blocking added while the wall is open

Master bathroom remodel Jenks, OK

Laying out a primary bath: code first, then comfort

Every primary bathroom we plan starts with a tape measure, not a tile sample. This is how we lay one out: what the International Residential Code requires, what the National Kitchen & Bath Association recommends, and where we land between the two.

Glass walk-in shower with a tiled half wall, a corner bench and a rain head beside a pedestal freestanding tub

One big shower, or a tub and a shower?

Most primary baths have room for one generous shower. Keeping a tub as well comes down to floor space and to whether anyone really soaks in it.

The code minimum is small
Code (IRC P2708.1) asks for 30 inches each way and 900 square inches of floor inside the shower. That is the legal minimum, not a comfortable primary shower, and we rarely build one that tight.
An opening at least 22 inches wide
Code (IRC P2708.1.1) sets the shower opening at 22 inches of clear, finished width. If a walker or a shower chair may ever come through it, we plan it wider, or leave out the door.
Hinged glass swings out
Code again: a hinged shower door must open outward, into the room. So we check that it clears the vanity drawers and the toilet before the glass is ordered.
Keep the tub only if it gets used
Our advice, not code: if nobody has filled the tub in years, give its floor to the shower and a bench. If someone soaks every week, a freestanding tub beside the shower, as in the photo, keeps both.
Long white double vanity with a granite top, two undermount sinks, framed mirrors and tall linen cabinets

Two sinks, and room to stand at both

A double vanity only works when two people can use it at the same time without bumping elbows.

30 inches, center to center
Code (IRC P2705.1): two sinks, or a sink and a toilet, sit at least 30 inches apart center to center, and each center stays 15 inches from a side wall. Two sinks on a 60-inch vanity just meet it.
Open floor in front
Code requires 21 inches clear in front of each sink and the toilet. NKBA recommends a clear space 30 to 32 inches wide and 48 to 52 inches deep at each, which is what two people sharing a vanity need.
Our spacing, when the wall allows
On a 72-inch vanity we set the sinks 36 inches apart, with 18 inches of counter beside each. That is our preference, not a code number.
Drawers that never block a door
NKBA says cabinet doors and drawers should not get in the way of any door. We check the vanity against the entry door and the shower glass on the drawing, not after it is installed.
Wall-hung toilet in a narrow room with a wood-look accent wall and a black flush plate

A toilet room of its own

A separate toilet room is a favorite in a primary suite, and the part of the layout that takes the most planning in a slab house.

At least 30 inches wide
Because code keeps a toilet's center 15 inches from each side wall (IRC P2705.1), a toilet room is never narrower than 30 inches, with 21 inches clear in front. NKBA's clear floor space, 30 to 32 by 48 to 52 inches, makes a roomier target.
Its own fan and switch
NKBA recommends a separate exhaust fan and wall switch for a toilet room, apart from the main bathroom's. If yours gets one, it goes in to the fan maker's specifications.
A door that stays out of the way
NKBA says a door should never swing into the clear floor at a fixture. In a small toilet room that usually means a pocket door, or a door that opens out.
Moving the toilet means cutting concrete
On a slab, a new toilet spot needs a new drain under the floor. We price the saw-cutting and patching on its own line, so you can weigh it against keeping the toilet where it is.

Code or advice: the numbers in one place

Code numbers are from the International Residential Code, the code the City of Jenks has adopted for houses. Recommendations are from the National Kitchen & Bath Association's Kitchen & Bath Planning Guidelines, 4th edition. A code number is the least a room may have; a recommendation is what it feels like to use.

Primary bathroom clearances: code or recommendation
The numberCode or advice?Where it comes from
Toilet or sink center to a side wall15 in minimumCodeIRC P2705.1
Sink to sink, center to center30 in minimumCodeIRC P2705.1
Open floor in front of a toilet or sink21 in minimumCodeIRC P2705.1
Inside the shower30 in each way and 900 sq inCodeIRC P2708.1
Shower opening22 in clearCodeIRC P2708.1.1
Shower wallsNonabsorbent surface at least 6 ft upCodeIRC R307.2
Clear floor at each fixture30 to 32 in wide, 48 to 52 in deepRecommendationNKBA 1.5
Bathroom doorway34 in clear, so a 36 in doorRecommendationNKBA 1.1
Bathroom exhaust fan60 CFM at leastRecommendationNKBA, bath ventilation

Bathroom remodel projects near Jenks

Recent jobs just up the road

We have no write-up from inside Jenks yet, so these are documented jobs from Bixby, Glenpool and Tulsa. Open one to see the full scope, any surprise behind the wall, and a rounded price where a signed quote exists.

All projects
  • Tiled walk-in shower with a rain head and a hex-tile niche where a jacuzzi garden tub used to be, in a Tulsa master bathroom
    • Bathroom Remodeling
    • Tulsa, OK

    The garden tub became the shower

    An east Tulsa master bath with a jacuzzi garden tub, a separate older shower and an oak double vanity. We built a full tiled shower where the tub was, then updated the rest of the room around it, and the guest bath vanity too.

  • Tiled walk-in shower with slate-look tile, a dark mosaic floor and grab bars in a Bixby master bathroom
    • Walk-In Showers
    • Bixby, OK

    A half-inch ledge, built for a wheelchair

    A Bixby homeowner's master shower was a worn acrylic stall with a step-over threshold. We built a tiled walk-in shower with a half-inch ledge a wheelchair can cross, grab bars, a niche and a light overhead.

  • Curbless roll-in shower with large gray tile, a white hex floor and grab bars under a transom window, in a Glenpool home
    • Wheelchair Accessibility
    • Glenpool, OK

    A safe shower for a U.S. military veteran

    The Tinker Federal Credit Union Foundation asked us to build an accessible shower for a Korean War veteran in Glenpool, within a nonprofit budget. The corner jacuzzi tub came out, and a curbless roll-in shower with grab bars went in its place.

  • Tiled walk-in shower with marble-look walls and a pebble mosaic floor where a fiberglass tub used to be, in a Bixby home
    • Tub to Shower Conversion
    • Bixby, OK

    Fiberglass tub out, tiled shower in

    A fiberglass tub and shower combo with a curtain, in a Bixby home. We turned it into a tiled walk-in shower with marble-look walls, a pebble mosaic floor, corner shelves and a hand shower on a slide bar.

Accessible bathroom remodel Jenks

Questions we hear about Jenks bathrooms

What does a master bathroom remodel cost in Jenks?

It depends mostly on how much of the layout moves. Our full remodels usually run $10,000 to $25,000, with a minimum job of $2,500 to $5,000. The closest primary bath we can show you is in east Tulsa: the jacuzzi tub came out, a tiled walk-in shower went in where it stood, and the double vanity got quartz tops, for about $22,000 to $23,000. In a slab house, moving a toilet or a shower drain adds concrete work, priced as its own line. See that master bath.

Will the new bathroom match the rest of my house?

It should, and we will tell you if a choice won't. A common mistake is a bathroom that ignores the house around it: brushed nickel in the kitchen and gold in the bath, or a vanity that fights the trim. On the first visit we look at your kitchen and hallway finishes too, so the new primary bath looks like it was always part of the home.

How long will a Jenks bathroom remodel take?

Plan on about a week for most full remodels, and up to two for a large primary bath or detailed tile. We can usually begin 1 to 2 weeks after you sign off on the quote. A suite with a new toilet room or a moved drain sits at the long end, because the slab has to be cut and patched before the walls go back up.

Can you add a roll-in shower in a Jenks home?

Usually, yes. We recess the shower floor so there is no curb at all, then add a fold-down seat, a hand shower and grab bars on wood blocking, with finishes that match the rest of the bathroom so it reads as a design choice. We built one for a U.S. military veteran in Glenpool, next door to Jenks. See the roll-in shower.

Does the VA help pay for an accessible bathroom?

For a veteran, yes, when a VA doctor prescribes the change for a medical reason. The HISA grant pays toward what was prescribed, up to $6,800 or $2,000 over a lifetime, depending on the disability. We never trim material or labor to stay under that cap. If you want more than the VA approved, say a curbless shower where it approved one with a curb, the difference is billed to you, and we walk through it line by line first. How we work with the VA.

Will my Jenks remodel need a permit?

Not necessarily. Oklahoma state law does not require a permit for every bathroom remodel; whether yours needs one depends on the work, such as moving a drain in the slab, and on where the house is. Bring it up when we come out to look at the room, and we will sort it out together. If your neighborhood has a homeowners association, we help with its approval as well, before any work is scheduled.

Do you remodel restaurant and shop restrooms in Jenks?

Yes. We remodel restrooms for Jenks shops, restaurants and offices, Main Street included: stalls, toilets and urinals, counters, tile and floors, planned to the 2010 ADA Standards. We work around your hours, and where you have two restrooms, one can stay open while we work on the other if you want it to. Expect anywhere from 2 days to a week per restroom. Commercial restroom remodeling.

Bath remodel timeline in Jenks

How a Jenks remodel runs

  • Free estimate at your Jenks home
  • Every drain move priced before you decide
  • Changes approved in writing before we do them
  1. Step 1: Call or text, we answer

    Tell us what is going on with your bathroom. Someone picks up between 8 AM and 8 PM, and after hours our answering service takes the message.

    Someone picks up, 8 AM to 8 PM.

  2. Step 2: Free in-home estimate

    We look at the room, measure, and talk through what is possible and what we would not recommend, including how to future-proof the layout.

    We measure and talk through your options.

  3. Step 3: Written quote in 1 to 2 days

    You get an itemized quote that spells out the work and the materials, and says plainly what could change the price once the walls are open.

    An itemized quote, with what could change it.

  4. Step 4: Build, with every wet area waterproofed

    Work usually starts 1 to 2 weeks after you approve. Cement board and a waterproofing membrane go in every wet area, never sheetrock or green board. A full remodel runs about a week, up to two for intricate tile.

    About a week. Waterproofing in every wet area.

  5. Step 5: Walk-through and a written warranty

    We walk the finished bathroom with you and leave it clean. The workmanship carries a written 1-year warranty, with manufacturer warranties passed through to you.

    We walk it with you. Written 1-year warranty.

Bathroom remodel estimate, Jenks

Let's measure your primary bath

Call, or book a free estimate. We come to your Jenks home, measure the room against the clearances above, and send you a line-by-line quote within 1 to 2 days.

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