T and J All In Remodeling is an owner-led bathroom remodeler headquartered on Georges Avenue in Brookfield, WI. Teli and John Karampetsos design and run every full remodel, walk-in shower and primary (master) suite, every shower flood-tested, every job permitted with the City or Town of Brookfield.
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Bathroom remodeling services
T and J All In Remodeling offers complete bathroom remodeling services in Brookfield, WI, including studs-out remodels, primary (master) bath expansions, walk-in shower and tub-to-shower conversions, basement bathroom additions, curbless accessible bathrooms, powder rooms and vanity, countertop and lighting updates.

Full remodel
A full Brookfield bathroom remodel strips the room to the studs and rebuilds the layout, shower, vanity, tile and lighting, fixing the minimum-slope drains, attic-vented fans and soft toilet subfloor that 1960s to 1980s builders left, all inspected before the walls close.
Scope
Studs-out, new layout
Typical cost
$12k–$35k, layout changes $27k–$55k+
Timeline
3 to 5 weeks plus review

Primary suite
Brookfield master bath remodels usually start with space. The typical 1970s or 1980s colonial primary bath is about 5 by 9 with one sink, so T and J borrows closet or bedroom space through a non-bearing wall for a double vanity and walk-in shower.
Space
Borrowed from closet or bedroom
Fixtures
Double vanity, separate shower
Walls
Non-bearing walls relocated

Showers
T and J swaps the fiberglass tub unit common in Brookfield hall baths for a tiled walk-in shower in the same 60-inch alcove, on a sloped mortar bed, bonded membrane and cement board, with every pan flood-tested for 24 hours.
Pans
Mortar bed under a bonded membrane
Walls
Porcelain on cement board
Glass
Frameless panel or sliding door

Basement bath
T and J adds full and half baths to Brookfield basements, often during a lower-level finish. The free measure locates the main drain, and the written price covers the drain tie-in, an outside-vented fan and the plumbing permit.
Options
Full bath or half bath
Drain
Route priced before work
Permit
Plumbing rough-in inspected

Accessibility
T and J builds curbless showers and aging-in-place bathrooms in Brookfield, where single-level ranches adapt most easily. Pans drop between joists for zero-threshold entry, tile blocking takes grab bars now or later, and doorways widen where framing allows.
Entry
Zero-step shower entry
Support
Grab-bar backing in the walls
Fixtures
Tall toilet, handheld spray, shower bench

Refresh
When the layout works, a Brookfield bathroom refresh replaces the vanity, quartz top, toilet, faucets, flooring and lighting without moving plumbing, in 7 to 10 days for $6,500 to $18,000, with GFCI outlets and a room-sized exhaust fan.
Vanity
Quartz top, single or double sink
Lights
LED vanity and shower lighting
Timeline
7 to 10 days
Brookfield pricing
A Brookfield bathroom remodel runs $6,500 to $55,000 and up, from a refresh to a full layout change, and most T and J projects land between $20,000 and $32,000. Basement baths price above same-size hall baths because slab cutting, an ejector and venting come first. See the Brookfield bathroom remodel cost breakdown.
7 to 10 days
$6.5k–$18k
Typical Brookfield scope
About a month
$12k–$35k
3 to 5 weeks plus review
$27k–$55k+
Budget a Brookfield bath in a minute
Room size and finish level give a working budget in a minute. The free measure turns it into a fixed price.
What sets the price
Drain location, wall changes, the shower build and the permitting municipality set a Brookfield bathroom’s price. Fiberglass tub units, attic-vented fans and soft toilet subfloor are the usual add-ons in 1960s to 1980s ranches, split-levels and colonials, recorded at the free measure.
Housing
1960s–80s
Ranches, split-levels and colonials, with fiberglass tub units and a basement often waiting for a third bath.
Room offline
1–5 weeks
Most Brookfield houses have a second bathroom, so one stays in use while the other is rebuilt.
Permit office
City or Town
City of Brookfield or Town of Brookfield. T and J checks the parcel before quoting.
The build
A full Brookfield bathroom remodel takes three to five weeks of construction plus permit review, a vanity and lighting refresh about 7 to 10 days, and a basement bathroom addition about a week more for drain work.
Free visit · Drawings prepared · City or Town filing handled
First visit
The room is measured, the drain, vent and subfloor are checked, and your shower, vanity and tile choices are noted, so the estimate prices the room you actually have.
Free, in the room itself
Planning weeks 1 to 2
Tile, glass, vanity and valve trim are chosen together, and the written quote that follows is the price the bathroom is built at.
Nothing due to start
Permit review
Plumbing paperwork goes to the City or Town while fixtures and glass are on order, so neither waits on the other.
Filed by T and J
Build weeks 1 to 3
The room comes out to the studs, plumbing and wiring are rerun where the design needs it, and the rough-in is inspected before the walls close.
Inspected before drywall
Build weeks 3 to 5
The pan is sloped, the membrane bonded and flood-tested for 24 hours, then tile, glass and fit-out follow and the owners walk the finished room with you.
Walked through by the owners
Brookfield permits
A Brookfield bathroom needs a permit whenever a toilet, shower or drain moves, a bathroom is added or new circuits go in. A Wisconsin-licensed plumber pulls it, and the City or Town inspector sees the piping open before drywall.
Permits come from City of Brookfield Inspection Services at 2000 N Calhoun Road or, for Town parcels, the Town office at 645 N Janacek Road, and T and J files with the right one. See the Wisconsin bathroom plumbing permit guide for state rules.
Required
Adding a basement bathroom
Plumbing permit; ejector or slab cut inspected.
Required
Relocating a toilet, tub or drain
Plumbing permit, with new lines inspected open.
Required
New or relocated circuits
Electrical permit; GFCI on every outlet.
Required
Expanding the primary bath into a closet
Framing inspection where walls move.
Not required
Vanity swapped in the same place
Same supply and drain connections.
Not required
Re-tiling the same shower walls
Tile and setting only.
Bathroom sizes
Most Brookfield bathrooms fit one of five builder footprints, from the 5 by 8 hall bath with a 60-inch alcove to split-level landing baths, and each has a practical limit on what fits. See more small bathroom layouts.

Most common in Brookfield. The 60-inch alcove holds a tub or a tiled walk-in, opposite a single vanity and linen closet.

Fiberglass unit out, tiled shower in. A double vanity fits once the wall moves into the closet.

Layout follows the drain. T and J confirms the drain route at the free measure, then fits the shower, vanity and toilet around it.

Under 20 square feet beside the entry. Wall-hung or pedestal basin, no shower, still needs a fan.

Half a story up, over living space. Waterproofing and floor build-up matter more than square footage.
Tile, tops and cabinets
Porcelain tile and quartz tops suit most Brookfield bathrooms because neither absorbs water or needs sealing, and below grade the flooring choice narrows to porcelain tile or rigid-core vinyl plank.
Absorbs almost no water, so it is the pick for basement floors and every shower wall.
Lighter and cheaper on surrounds above grade, not the choice below it.
Marble and slate looks, resealed every 6 to 12 months and kept out of damp basements.
Seamless panels with no grout lines, useful where cleaning access is tight.
Non-porous and never sealed, the standard vanity top in Brookfield remodels.
Cast top with the bowl formed in, no seam at the basin.
Fits a Brookfield colonial or ranch, painted or stained.
Clears the floor for a curbless entry and makes a small room look larger.
Bathroom surfaces compared for Brookfield homes
| Surface | Water absorption | Below grade | Upkeep | Best for in Brookfield |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Porcelain tile through-body | Under 0.5% | Yes, first choice | Grout sealed once | Lower-level floors and shower walls |
| Ceramic tile glazed | 3% or more | Above grade only | Grout sealed once | Hall bath surrounds |
| Natural stone marble, slate | Porous | Not advised | Reseal every 6–12 months | Primary bath feature walls |
| Solid surface acrylic | None | Yes | Wipe clean, no grout | Tight alcoves and rentals |
| Quartz top engineered | None | Yes | None | Vanity tops in every footprint |
| Cultured marble cast | None | Yes | Polish occasionally | Single-basin hall vanities |
| Vinyl plank rigid core | None | Yes | Wipe clean | Lower-level floors over slab |
| Glass mosaic kiln-formed | None | Yes | Grout sealed once | Niches, benches and accents |
Finished work
Primary suites, walk-in showers, tile work and vanity updates from T and J’s bathroom remodeling portfolio.
Walk-in shower
Marble-look shower with brass fixtures and twin herringbone niches
Master enlarged
Primary bath extended into the adjoining closet for a double vanity and walk-in shower
Fiberglass gone
One-piece tub-shower unit replaced with a tiled alcove and frameless glass
Double vanity
Two-sink vanity beside a freestanding soaking tub in a primary bath
Split-level bath
Upper-landing bath rebuilt in a 1970s split-level
Vanity
Green shaker vanity with a brass faucet and twin brass sconces
Tile detail
Built-in bench, mosaic accent wall and corner shelves in a rebuilt shower
Vanity update
Navy vanity with brass pulls over a white hexagon tile floor
More bathroom remodels, basement baths and shower conversions in the T and J gallery.
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Rated 4.9 across 60+ Google reviews of T and J projects in Waukesha County, and A+ with the BBB.
Service area
T and J’s headquarters at 985 Georges Avenue puts Brookfield jobs minutes from the door, and the same crew handles bathroom renovations across Southeastern Wisconsin. Kitchens, basements and additions are on the remodeling contractors in Brookfield, WI page.
Elm Grove, New Berlin, Waukesha and Pewaukee all share a border with Brookfield.
Wauwatosa, West Allis and Milwaukee.
Menomonee Falls, Sussex, Delafield and Hartland lie north and west.
Headquarters and hours
Find T and J All In Remodeling at 985 Georges Avenue, Brookfield, WI 53045, near Calhoun Road and Burnet Street on the I-94 corridor. Owners Teli and John Karampetsos meet you at your house, in the bathroom being remodeled.
T And J All In Remodeling
Monday to Friday
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Saturday
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Sunday
Closed
Water emergencies
24/7
Common questions
Ask T and J about your Brookfield bathroom: (262) 352-9525.
A full bathroom remodel includes everything from the studs in, from demolition, plumbing and wiring through waterproofing, tile, vanity, toilet, shower glass, lighting, exhaust fan, paint, permits and inspections. T and J itemizes each in one written Brookfield price.
The shower is usually the most expensive part, because tile labor, the waterproofed pan, glass and valve trim outpace the vanity and toilet. Moving a drain adds plumbing cost, so T and J keeps fixtures in place where possible, holding most T and J Brookfield bathrooms at $20,000 to $32,000.
Yes, a bathroom remodel adds resale value, though rarely its full cost. Remodeling magazine’s 2025 Cost vs Value report puts midrange bathroom remodels near 80 percent recouped nationally and upscale ones near 42 percent, so T and J steers Brookfield owners toward porcelain, quartz and a tested shower.
Yes, in most primary bathrooms, if one tub stays in the house for families with young children. In Brookfield, T and J usually swaps the primary bath’s fiberglass unit for a tiled, flood-tested shower and keeps the hall bath tub.
Usually, yes. A Brookfield primary (master) bath most often grows into the adjoining closet or a bedroom corner through a non-bearing wall, fitting a double vanity and walk-in shower. The City or Town inspects the framing, and T and J prices it as a full rebuild.
Pick a licensed, insured contractor who pulls plumbing and electrical permits with the City or Town, flood-tests every shower and fixes the price in writing after seeing the room. T and J All In Remodeling does all four, owner-led, rated 4.9 from 60+ Google reviews and BBB A+.
Brookfield bathroom guides
Cost ranges, shower options, primary suite layouts and basement bath planning, so your free T and J measure starts with a scope and a budget.
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