Service Area · Hyannis Port, MA
Hyannis Port summer homes were built for long, busy seasons, but their bathrooms rarely kept pace. We remodel them with classic finishes, modern waterproofing and enough capacity for a full house.
Along Irving Avenue and the streets that lead toward Lewis Bay, Hyannis Port’s summer houses have bathrooms that grew one project at a time over a century of use, and a house full of summer guests can quickly show their limits: weak water pressure, slow drains, cramped showers and not enough of them.
Our bathroom remodels respect the house while fixing the function. A clawfoot-style tub, a pedestal sink or simple subway tile can keep the period look, while new supply lines, proper venting and a waterproofed shower do the real work. PJCC Building & Remodeling lines up the licensed plumber and electrician around them.
Bathrooms with classic style and modern systems for Hyannis Port homes.
Whole house renovations for Victorian and Craftsman summer homes.
Older summer homes need more than new tile; they need someone who understands old framing, old plumbing and how to make new work look original. Our crew brings three decades of Cape Cod renovation to that work, along with custom vanities and trim from our own carpenters. The company is fully licensed and insured.
Explore our bathroom remodeling service for older and seasonal homes.
A bathroom in a Victorian or Craftsman home can keep its character through a few well-chosen elements: a freestanding tub, a pedestal or console sink, hexagonal or subway tile and fixtures with traditional shapes. Painted wainscoting and trim that matches the rest of the house complete the look.
Behind it, everything is current: updated plumbing, a waterproofing system and ventilation that keeps moisture out of old framing.
Larger summer households often need more than one renovated bathroom. Sometimes that means remodeling an existing hall bath and adding a half bath downstairs. Other times a large closet or small bedroom becomes a new guest bathroom.
We look at the plumbing routes, the septic or sewer connection and the house’s layout before suggesting where new bathrooms can go, just as we do in summer homes along the Yarmouth shore.
Bathroom work on the south shore takes us east into Yarmouth, whose ranches and sea captain houses need very different bathrooms, and further on to West Dennis, where cottage bathrooms are being readied for winter use.
Our crew comes in from Dennis Port each morning, a straightforward run on Route 28 or Route 6.
Near the Kennedy Compound and along Irving Avenue, the homes are often large summer houses with several older bathrooms in need of a full update. Closer to Lewis Bay and the JFK Memorial in nearby Hyannis, we see smaller homes where one bathroom has to do everything.
With Cape Cod Hospital on Park Street in Hyannis close by, some owners also plan accessible features for older family members who visit or live with them.
Tell us how many people the house needs to handle and which bathrooms frustrate you most. We’ll look at the space, the plumbing and the options. Reach out to arrange a visit.
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370 Upper County Rd Bay #1, Dennis Port, MA 02660, United States
Yes. Freestanding tubs, pedestal sinks, classic tile patterns and traditional fixture shapes keep the period feel, and trim can match the rest of the house. Behind those finishes, we install modern plumbing, waterproofing and ventilation so the room works as well as it looks.
Common options include a large closet, part of an oversized bedroom, space under the stairs for a half bath or a small addition. The deciding factor is usually how plumbing can reach the spot. We look at the routes and the house’s layout before recommending a location, as we do for summer homes in Yarmouth.
Two ways. First, we repair and stiffen the framing and subfloor before anything else, because a shower on a flexing floor will eventually crack. Second, the shower is fully sealed with a membrane system and a properly sloped base, so water never reaches the wood. Tile is the last layer, not the waterproofing.
It depends on the scope, inspections and how quickly selections are made, so we plan the sequence rather than promise a single number. In a house with several bathrooms, we usually stage the work so at least one stays usable, a plan that also works in larger homes in West Dennis.
It is possible in some houses and impractical in others. The shower floor has to sit lower than the bathroom floor, which means altering joists or the subfloor below. Where that is not sensible, a low curb gives most of the benefit. We open up the floor area during planning so the decision is based on what is actually there.
Yes. The licensed plumber pulls the plumbing permit, and the town inspects the rough plumbing before walls are closed and again at the end. Electrical work is permitted and inspected separately. We schedule tile and finishes around those inspections so nothing has to be torn out later.
