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Bathroom Remodeling · Auburn, California · Placer County

Custom bathrooms, built for Auburn homes.

Walk-in showers, tub-to-shower conversions, and full bathroom remodels in Auburn, California and the Sierra foothills of Placer and Nevada counties — from Oakwood Remodeling Group Auburn on Blocker Drive, Auburn.

  • Free in-home consultation
  • Licensed & insured · CSLB #1125321
  • 3-year workmanship warranty
Specialty
Bathroom-Only
Focus, not generalist
License
CSLB #1125321
Licensed & insured · permits pulled
Service area
12 Foothill Communities
Placer & Nevada counties, CA
Location
Auburn, California
11641 Blocker Dr · Placer County

Bathroom remodeling in Auburn, California: the short version

  • Who we are: Oakwood Remodeling Group Auburn, the Auburn and Sierra Foothills location of Oakwood Remodeling Group Inc. — 11641 Blocker Dr, Auburn, CA 95603, (530) 450-2343.
  • Licensed and insured: California contractor license #1125321 — check it on cslb.ca.gov.
  • What we do: bathrooms and showers only — bathroom remodels, shower remodels, tub-to-shower conversions and walk-in showers. No kitchens, additions, roofing or tub refinishing.
  • Where we work: Auburn, California (Placer County), plus North Auburn, Meadow Vista, Newcastle, Penryn, Colfax and Loomis, and Lake of the Pines, Alta Sierra, Grass Valley, Nevada City and Lake Wildwood in Nevada County — see all areas. Rocklin, Roseville and Sacramento are handled by our Rocklin office.
  • Permits: City of Auburn inside city limits, Placer County for the unincorporated areas, Nevada County for Lake of the Pines, Alta Sierra and Lake Wildwood, and the Town of Loomis, City of Colfax, City of Grass Valley or City of Nevada City for their own addresses. We pull it and book the inspections.
  • Warranty: a 3-year workmanship warranty on our bathroom remodeling work; product warranties vary by manufacturer.
  • Real work: the before-and-after photos below are real Oakwood jobs in Auburn and Loomis. Any image whose caption or alt text does not say it is a real job is an illustration.
  • Permit guide for Auburn: how a City of Auburn bathroom permit works, step by step.

Sources: CSLB license record #1125321; permit authorities per City of Auburn, Placer County, Nevada County, Town of Loomis, City of Colfax, City of Grass Valley and City of Nevada City; 2022 California Plumbing Code §408.3, §408.6 and §408.7.5; Civil Code §1101.4; PCWA water quality reporting.

How it works

From first message to finished bathroom.

Three clear steps. No high-pressure sales calls and no commitment until the estimate is in writing and you say yes.

  1. Step 1

    Tell us about your bathroom

    Call us or send a few details through the contact form — what the bathroom is like now and what you want to change.

  2. Step 2

    Free in-home consultation

    We come to you, look at the space, and walk through layout + finish ideas. No pressure, no obligation.

  3. Step 3

    Line-item estimate, then build

    A written, line-item estimate that names the permit office for your address. Once you approve it, our crew handles demo, build, inspections, and finish.

Real work

Recent bathrooms from our crew — real photos, not renderings.

Unretouched job-site photos from Oakwood Remodeling Group projects in Auburn and nearby foothill towns. Each links to the full project write-up.

Before: dated fiberglass shower stall with a framed sliding door under a skylight in an Auburn, CA home
Before
After: solid quartz shower walls with a recessed niche and new glass in the same Auburn, CA bathroom
After

Solid quartz shower walls, Auburn

A fiberglass stall under a skylight, rebuilt with solid quartz walls and a recessed niche — no grout lines to scrub.

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Before: bathtub with small beige tile surround and etched glass sliding doors in an Auburn, CA bathroom
Before
After: walk-in shower with marble-look wall tile, pebble shower floor and sliding glass door in the same Auburn, CA bathroom
After

Tub-to-shower conversion, Auburn

A small-tile tub surround with an etched-glass slider, converted to a walk-in shower in marble-look tile with a pebble floor and sliding glass.

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Walk-in shower with stone-look acrylic walls, fold-down shower seat and grab bar in an Auburn, CA bathroom
After
Detail of the Auburn, CA shower: stone-look acrylic walls, corner shelf, shower valve and grab bar below the window
After

Tub-to-shower with fold-down seat, Auburn

The tub came out for a low-maintenance acrylic-walled shower with a fold-down seat and a grab bar — built to stay usable for the long term.

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Before: shower behind a textured glass panel and tiled half wall with grab bar in a Loomis, CA bathroom
Before
After: shower with tiled pony wall, custom glass, mosaic-inlay niche and black fixtures in the same Loomis, CA bathroom
After

Tiled pony-wall shower, Loomis

Tile walls, a tiled pony wall, a niche with mosaic inlay, new custom glass and a new tile floor — replacing a textured-glass enclosure.

See the full project
Illustration of a bathroom with a sage stone-look tile walk-in shower, glass enclosure and wood vanity
We don't remodel everything

We specialize in bathrooms.

Oakwood Remodeling Group works on bathrooms and showers only — no kitchens, additions, roofing, or tub refinishing. That focus is why every job is planned around the details that fail first: waterproofing, drainage, ventilation, and the permit and inspections for your address.

  • Bathrooms and Showers Only
    No kitchens, additions, roofing, or tub reglazing.
  • The Right Permit Office
    City of Auburn, Placer County, Nevada County, or your town — we pull it.
  • Code-Checked Details
    Pressure-balance or thermostatic valves, safety glass, fans vented outside.
  • 3-Year Workmanship Warranty
    Manufacturer warranties on products apply separately.

The bathroom you can't see is what makes the bathroom you can see last.

Shower pans filled with water and checked for leaks before any tile goes on, exhaust fans ducted outside rather than into the attic, and a pressure-balance or thermostatic valve capped at 120°F. We design the visible bathroom carefully — and build the invisible one the same way.

Cost

What drives the cost of a bathroom remodel.

Price is set by scope, not by the room's size alone. These are the five things that move it most.

  • Plumbing movesMoving a drain or valve (as in most tub-to-shower conversions) means permitted, inspected rough plumbing.
  • Wall systemOne-piece acrylic panels, large-format porcelain tile, or solid quartz walls.
  • Glass and entryFramed, frameless or frosted glass; standard curb, low threshold or curbless.
  • What's behind the wallsOlder supply lines, damaged subfloor under a tub, or a fan that never vented outside.
  • Pre-1994 homesNoncompliant fixtures must be replaced before the permit is finaled (Civil Code §1101.4).

Your written estimate is line-itemed after an on-site walkthrough, so each of these shows up as its own cost.

See full cost guide
Process

How a project runs.

From first conversation to a finaled permit and the final walkthrough.

  1. 1
    Free consultation
    We listen first — how the bathroom is used today, what's working, what's not, and what kind of finish you have in mind.
  2. 2
    Design and scope
    We outline the layout, materials, plumbing changes, schedule, and which office issues your permit, so the project is clear before any demo begins.
  3. 3
    Material selection
    Wall system, tile, vanity, fixtures, lighting, and glass — acrylic panels, porcelain tile or solid quartz, chosen together for the room.
  4. 4
    Installation and inspections
    Framing, plumbing, waterproofing, tile, and finishes, with rough plumbing inspected before the walls are closed.
  5. 5
    Final walkthrough
    We review the finished bathroom together, the permit is finaled, and the 3-year workmanship warranty starts.
Service areas

Auburn, California & nearby foothill communities.

Along the I-80 and Highway 49 corridors in Placer and Nevada counties. Permits come from the city, town, or county for each address.

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Free consultation

Planning a bathroom remodel in Auburn, California?

Start with a free in-home visit. We look at the room, what's behind it, and what you want to change, then put the scope, schedule, and permit office for your address in a written estimate — before anything is booked.

Free in-home consultation. We come to you.
Line-item written estimate. Scope and schedule in writing.
Permit handled. We pull it and schedule the inspections.
No pressure. No obligation. Ever.
3-year workmanship warranty. Manufacturer warranties apply separately.
Credentials

Real trust signals — no invented stars.

Instead of inflating numbers, here's exactly what stands behind the work.

Oakwood Remodeling Group, in Auburn

This is Oakwood Remodeling Group's Auburn, California location at 11641 Blocker Dr — the same licensed company (Oakwood Remodeling Group Inc.) and the same bathroom-only focus, working the Placer and Nevada County foothill communities around it.

Licensed California Contractor

Licensed and insured. CSLB License #1125321, which you can look up on the CSLB website. Permits come from the office for your address — the City of Auburn, Placer County, Nevada County, or your city or town.

Bathroom-Only Specialists

We don't do kitchens, additions, roofing, or tub refinishing. Bathrooms and showers are everything we plan, build, and finish.

3-Year Workmanship Warranty

Our bathroom remodeling work carries a 3-year workmanship warranty. Fixtures and materials are covered separately by their manufacturers' own warranties.

FAQ

Bathroom remodeling in Auburn, CA: common questions.

Which Auburn is this? Do you work in Auburn, California?
Auburn, California — the Placer County foothill town where I-80 meets Highway 49. Our location is at 11641 Blocker Dr, Auburn, CA 95603, and we work Auburn, North Auburn, Meadow Vista, Newcastle, Penryn, Colfax, Loomis and the Nevada County communities nearby. We do not work in Auburn, Washington, Alabama, New York or Maine.
How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Auburn, CA?
We don't publish price ranges, because the number depends on scope: whether the drain and valve move, the wall system (one-piece acrylic, porcelain tile or solid quartz), the glass, what turns up behind the walls, and — in homes built on or before January 1, 1994 — the fixtures California requires be replaced before the permit is finaled. You get a line-item written estimate after a free in-home walkthrough, and our cost guide explains each of those factors.
Do I need a permit to remodel a bathroom here?
Yes whenever plumbing, electrical or framing changes — which is nearly every shower or tub-to-shower project. Inside Auburn city limits the permit comes from the City of Auburn Building Division; North Auburn, Meadow Vista, Newcastle and Penryn permit through Placer County; Loomis through the Town of Loomis; Colfax through the City of Colfax; Grass Valley and Nevada City through their own city departments; and Lake of the Pines, Alta Sierra and Lake Wildwood through Nevada County. We pull the permit and schedule the inspections, including the rough plumbing inspection before the walls are closed.
Is there a warranty on the work?
Yes — a 3-year workmanship warranty on our bathroom remodeling work. If something we installed isn't right, we come back and make it right. Fixtures, panels, tile and glass are covered separately under their manufacturers' own warranties, which vary by product.
Is the water in Auburn hard? Will it ruin new glass and tile?
No. PCWA, which supplies Auburn, North Auburn and Newcastle, classes water under 60 mg/L as soft, and its Foothill/Sunset system serving Loomis averages about 21.75 mg/L. The film that builds up on shower glass here is soap scum rather than mineral scale. On properties with a private well — common in parts of Meadow Vista and the rural foothills — iron staining of light grout is the more realistic concern, so we plan grout and sealing around it.
What if I'm not sure exactly what I want yet?
That's a normal starting point. We walk the room with you, talk through layout options, wall systems and finishes, and show you what we have built in comparable foothill homes. Nothing is committed until the estimate is in writing and you approve it.
Do you offer tub-to-shower conversions?
Yes, and most stay inside the original tub footprint — a standard 60-inch alcove clears the California Plumbing Code minimum of 1,024 square inches with room for a 30-inch circle (CPC §408.6). The tub, surround and valve come out, the drain moves for a shower base, and new walls, glass and trim go in. The before-and-after photos on this page are real Auburn conversions.
Do you remodel small bathrooms?
Yes. Older Auburn and Colfax homes often have compact hall baths, and small rooms benefit most from a reworked layout, real ventilation ducted outside, and better lighting. We also do full primary bath rebuilds.
Do you serve areas outside Auburn?
Yes: North Auburn, Meadow Vista, Newcastle, Penryn, Colfax and Loomis in Placer County, and Lake of the Pines, Alta Sierra, Grass Valley, Nevada City and Lake Wildwood in Nevada County. Rocklin, Roseville and Sacramento are covered by our Rocklin office at oakwoodremodel.com.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Oakwood Remodeling Group Inc. is licensed and insured, holding California contractor license #1125321 — you can verify it on the CSLB website. The number is in our footer and on every estimate.
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Our Auburn location

One company, based here in the foothills

This site covers Oakwood Remodeling Group's Auburn location and the Placer and Nevada County foothill towns around it. For the Rocklin office and the rest of the Sacramento region, visit oakwoodremodel.com.

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