Bathroom remodeling Winslow, ME project adding a second full bath to a split-level home

Bathroom Remodeling Winslow, ME: Second Baths in Postwar Houses

  • Newman Homes handles the bathroom remodeling Winslow, ME families need when one bathroom isn’t enough and the house was never designed for two.
  • We’re based in Augusta and have worked on this side of the Kennebec since 2017.
  • Brandon Roberge brings 25+ years of custom home building experience. He worked in Florida and Massachusetts before Maine.
Newman Homes owner on the job in Central Maine
  • 25+ years in construction, building as Newman Homes since 2017
  • Over 200 projects completed in Central Maine
  • Affordable work, two-year written warranty

Bathroom remodeling in Winslow, Maine, priced per bathroom, from the streets near Fort Halifax out to the newer subdivisions.

Older Winslow houses tend to have one bathroom doing all the work, which makes adding a second the real project rather than updating the first. That is a vent stack question before it is a tile question.

Newer subdivision bathrooms need finishes rather than plumbing, which is the cheaper end. Small updates start at $12,000; a medium bathroom usually lands near $15,000 and tops out at $20,000 to $22,000.

Finish Levels and What They Cost You

Room size sets the floor. Your selections set everything above it.

Tile format matters more than most people expect. Small mosaic requires hundreds of grout joints and slow setting.

Large-format tile moves faster when the substrate is flat enough.

  • Builder grade. A stock vanity, a molded tub and surround, ceramic tile, and standard valves. The quickest path to a working second bath.

  • Mid range. Semi-custom vanity, porcelain floor and wall tile, tiled shower with glass, quartz top, name-brand trim.

  • High end. Custom vanity, stone or large-format porcelain, curbless or fully tiled shower, designer valves, heated floor.

What homeowners say

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  • ★★★★★

    …found Brandon to be knowledgeable, responsive, and professional. We highly recommend Newman Homes and plan to use them in the future.

    Dawn R.
  • ★★★★★

    Brandon and the team at Newman Homes did a great job at expanding my one car garage to a two car garage. They did exactly what I wanted, and then some.

    Mark B.garage project
  • ★★★★★

    We contracted with Newman Homes to build our retirement home. Our schedule required that we needed to move in by a certain date so the planning and execution needed to be precise. All of the work, from excavation to final flooring and painting, was completed to our satisfaction by our move-in date.

    William K.custom home

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Waterproofing membrane applied before tile in a Winslow shower

What the Job Covers Here

The work may include demolition or new framing, plus plumbing and electrical rough-in. Then comes waterproofing, tile, fixtures, finish carpentry and a 2-year workmanship warranty.

Elijah prices the work and foremans the site. We manage the schedule and send photos twice a week.

Joe files with the town. Brandon reviews structural work, then walks the completed room.

One agreement covers the entire job, including trades you’d otherwise have to chase.

Finished Winslow bathroom with the vanity and tiled shower in view

Where We Work in Winslow

We work around Fort Halifax and the river confluence, up the Kennebec side and through the subdivisions toward China.

The low ground has a genuinely high water table. That matters for basement bathrooms and below-grade drain runs.

Outside the sewered area, a new bathroom becomes a septic question governed by the Maine Subsurface Wastewater Disposal Rules.

New drain and vent routed through Winslow split-level framing

When to Schedule Winslow Bathroom Work

Most jobs need three to eight weeks of lead time for permits and material orders.

Permits go through Town of Winslow Code Enforcement. The same office handles local plumbing inspection.

Winter is a good time for indoor work. Our exterior calendar stays full from April through October; the bathroom crew’s calendar doesn’t.

Why the Number We Quote Sticks

The reason is measurable: 94% of 200+ completed projects since 2017 stayed on the original timeline and budget, tracked monthly.

Second-bath projects expose optimistic bids. The drain route remains hidden until someone opens the floor.

We map the route before pricing. And if the work genuinely changes, you receive a written change order first.

Who We Build Bathrooms For in Winslow

Many clients live in ranches or split-levels built for smaller families.

Most Winslow homes went up after the war with one full bath. The lucky ones got a half bath off the hall.

Adding a second bathroom is our most common bathroom project here. It’s a different job from updating the first.

An update concerns finishes. An addition involves drainage, venting and capacity.

We finish 94% of projects on the original timeline and budget. We check that figure every month.

Winslow ranch bathroom stripped to studs with the tub removed

How Much a Bathroom Remodel Costs in Winslow

Each figure is per bathroom. Two rooms means two budgets. The typical floor for a small bath with simple updates is about $12,000. Better finishes in the same footprint can bring it near $20,000. A medium bathroom generally starts near $15,000 and reaches roughly $20,000 to $22,000. Larger bathroom updates usually cost between $18,000 and $25,000. When damage requires a full gut, extensive tile work can add $8,000 to $10,000. That puts the job between $25,000 and $35,000. Six factors determine where your project falls. We confirm all six before quoting, then provide a trade-by-trade breakdown.

Finished bathroom with large-format porcelain tile in a Winslow home

Vent stack.

Adding a fixture group frequently means new venting, not just a new drain.

Subfloor.

Split-level framing spans can leave flex that has to be corrected before tile.

Rot.

Common around old tub surrounds and toilet flanges, and it is found by looking, not guessing.

Moving plumbing.

Fixtures that stay put are always the cheaper design.

Tile versus surround.

A tiled shower carries real labor that a one-piece surround does not.

Septic capacity.

On a private system in this town, capacity decides whether a second bath is even permittable.

How to Hire for Bathroom Remodeling Winslow, ME

Start with a fact this market tends to avoid: Maine has no state licensing standard for general contractors or builders.

The trades are different. Licensed plumbers and electricians hold state credentials, and they handle your rough-in.

Ask any builder for these five.

The fifth separates builders who add bathrooms from those who merely refinish them.

A fixed-price agreement itemized by trade, written under Maine's home construction contract statute, which holds the initial down payment to 1/3 of the total.

Insurance certificates for the builder and every subcontractor, in your hands.

Written tile and fixture allowances, so a changed selection has a known cost.

A drain and vent plan on paper before demolition, not sketched on the subfloor.

Where is our shop?

Directions from Winslow, ME to our shop in Augusta

125 Community Dr
Augusta, ME 04330-8156
Newman Homes crew confirming septic capacity for a Winslow bathroom addition

How We Run a Winslow Bathroom

  1. The look comes before the number.The older streets near Fort Halifax have village plumbing of a certain vintage. What the floor, the flange and the stack are doing decides the estimate, so they get inspected first.
  2. Line-item pricing, not a lump sum.Fixtures, tile, vanity, glass and both trades listed on their own, with an allowance in writing for what the floor turns up.
  3. Demolition, then discovery.Whatever comes out from under the old floor gets priced at the unit rate already in your agreement, not renegotiated on the spot.
  4. Both trades roughed and signed off.Waterproofing follows, and it is the one stage where cutting time shows up years later.
  5. Tile first, then fixtures, then glass and trim.Templating glass off set tile is the only way it fits, so plan on it arriving last.
  6. Punch list and warranty.Written down, worked to zero, then 2 years of workmanship coverage.
Finished bathroom in a Winslow, Maine home, wide interior view

Start a Winslow Bathroom Project

Call (207) 480-7700. Brandon usually answers, and the line is staffed around the clock.

Send photos to info@newmanhomesme.com or request an estimate.