01Bathrooms
Full remodels and partial ones.
Demo to finish: waterproofing, tile, fixtures set, trim, paint. Or just the shower, or just the floor. We work with your designer’s drawings or help you make the decisions if you don’t have one.
The rooms you notice every morning.
Tile and stone is where North Point started. Full bathroom remodels, showers, floors, and backsplashes, plus the drywall, trim, and paint that finish the room — for homeowners and for the interior designers who subcontract us.
At a glance
Bathrooms & tile · Lakeville & the south metro2–4weeks
for a full bathroom, depending on tile scope and fixture lead times. The schedule is in writing before demo starts.
Where we started
Tile and stone: large-format tile, mosaics, niches, benches and curbless showers.
Designers welcome
Designers subcontract their bathroom and tile builds to us and stay involved on selections; we build to their drawings.
What we do
From demo to the last tile.
Bathrooms, tile and floors, and the drywall, trim and paint that finish the room.
01/ 04Double vanity in oak02Tile & stone
Where the company began.
Porcelain, ceramic, and natural stone on floors, showers, and backsplashes. Large-format tile, mosaics, niches, benches, curbless showers. Interior designers use us for their builds because the layouts come out the way the drawing shows.
03Flooring
Porcelain, luxury vinyl plank, sheet vinyl.
LVP and vinyl for kitchens, basements, and mudrooms that see snow and salt; porcelain where you want it to last decades. Subfloor prep included, because a floor is only as flat as what it sits on.
04Finishing
Drywall, trim, paint, and the rooms nobody finished.
Bedrooms, basements, and storage rooms turned into living space. Drywall hung and finished, trim run, painted, and floored — often after we’ve already done the roof or siding on the same house.
Step 02 of every job
Read the scope before you see a price.
What gets replaced and what doesn’t, in writing, before a number. Every scope is written for one house. Here’s what a bathroom remodel looks like.
- 01Walkthrough
On the roof or in the room, photographing what he finds.
- 02Written scope
What gets replaced and what doesn’t, before a price.
- 03Schedule
Dates are kept. Customers mention it more than anything.
- 04The work
The people who quoted it do it. One crew, roof to drywall.
- 05Final walk
Cleaned, walked with you, punch list fixed before the invoice.
Scope of workSample · bathroom remodel
- 01Demo to the studs where needed
- 02Plumbing and electrical updatesas found
- 03Waterproof membrane in the shower
- 04Large-format tile, walls and niche
- 05Frameless glass panel
- 06Vanity, top, mirror and lighting
- 07LVP flooring
- 08Punch list and final walkbefore the invoice
Written for one houseBefore a price
Recent work
Bathrooms and tile.
Showers, vanities, tubs and floors, from mid-remodel to the final walk.
9 photos
01Black fixtures, white tile 02Double vanity in oak 03Glass shower with a tile niche 
04Mid-remodel: tile up, floor next 
05Primary bath, tub and tile 
06Subway tile tub surround 
07Soaking tub beside the shower 
08Walk-in shower in subway tile 09Hex tile in a half bath
Reviews
Read them before you call.
5.0
From 47 five-star reviews on Google. Every one names the same person: on the roof, on the phone, and at the final walk.
Read them on GoogleIncredibly talented and detail oriented. We remodeled two bathrooms with Davis Interiors, who used North Point for all of the work. Stress free.
Questions
Questions people ask before they call.
Didn’t see yours?
Call or text. Aleksei answers the phone.
(612) 290-1415Do you work with interior designers?
Yes. Designers subcontract their bathroom and tile builds to us and stay involved on selections; we build to their drawings. Property managers and small commercial clients too.
How long does a bathroom remodel take?
A full bathroom typically runs two to four weeks depending on tile scope and fixture lead times. You’ll have the schedule in writing before demo starts.
Can you just do the tile?
Yes. Shower tile, floor tile, or a backsplash on their own are common jobs for us.
Do you finish basements?
Yes — framing, drywall, trim, paint, and flooring for bedrooms, family rooms, and storage rooms, including egress and moisture considerations for below-grade rooms.
