Custom Bath of Nashua
Nashua (serves Merrimack, Bedford, Amherst, Manchester), NH
Full bathroom and kitchen remodels with its own crew. Showroom on Amherst St in Nashua.
Planning a bathroom remodel in Manchester, from a new vanity and floor to a full gut and tiled shower? Send one short request and a local bathroom remodeler can contact you about it.
Fill out the short form with your contact info and a few details about the job.
We share your request with one local tile and bath contractor who can contact you about it. Not a group of companies.
Talk through the job, get their price, and decide if they are a fit. You are under no obligation.
To get a bathroom remodeler quote in Manchester, NH, send one free request that says whether you want a partial update or a full remodel and what you want changed, such as the shower, tub, vanity, floor or layout. We share it with one local bathroom remodeler who can contact you about it. It is free and there is no obligation.
Mention these in your request so a contractor can understand the job quickly.
Manchester's city website lists the Amoskeag Millyard and the Amoskeag Corporation housing as historic districts, and its Heritage Commission also keeps materials on an area called The Hollow.
Manchester's city page says electrical, plumbing and heating permit applications are printed, signed and mailed in with fees, and approved permits come back by mail. A bathroom remodel can involve more than one of these, so ask your contractor to plan the schedule around them.
Manchester's city website says building permit applications are available online. Electrical, plumbing and heating permit applications can be filled out online, but must be printed, signed and mailed in with the fees, and the city says no work should start before you receive the approved permit. Contact: Manchester's Planning and Community Development Department (Building Division), One City Hall Plaza, West Wing, phone (603) 624-6450. Sources: City of Manchester: Building, City of Manchester: Permit Applications, City of Manchester: Heritage Commission, City of Manchester: Lead Safe Program. Details checked October 24, 2026, and rules can change, so confirm with the city.
Tell us about your project. We will share your request with one local contractor who can contact you about it. The request is free and there is no obligation.
Prefer to call someone yourself? Every listing on this site has a phone number.
Our tile and bath directory currently lists 5 businesses that list Manchester as their base or as a town they serve, based on their own websites: Custom Bath of Nashua, Ryan & Greene Construction, Shapiro Bathrooms & More, Hard Rock Tile & Stone, Baja Professional Remodeling (BPR). You can also call them directly.
Full bathroom and kitchen remodels with its own crew. Showroom on Amherst St in Nashua.
Veteran-owned kitchen and bath remodeler. Website says 30+ years of experience.
Owner-run bathroom renovation contractor.
Residential tile and stone installer. Bathroom, shower, kitchen and floor tile, plus fireplaces.
Owner operated. Custom tile showers, bathroom remodels and heated floors.
Yes. Sending a request is free and there is no obligation to hire anyone.
We share your request with one local bathroom remodeling contractor who can contact you about it. We do not send it to a group of companies.
Whether you want a partial update or a full remodel, what you want changed, like the shower, tub, vanity, floor or layout, and when you would like the work done.
It depends on the size of the bathroom, whether you keep the layout, the shower or tub you choose, the finishes, and any plumbing or electrical changes. The remodeler sets the price after seeing the space, so ask each one for a written scope and compare them side by side. We do not publish price ranges because we cannot check them for your home.
It depends on the work, so ask your contractor and the city. You can reach Manchester's Planning and Community Development Department (Building Division), One City Hall Plaza, West Wing, phone (603) 624-6450. The official pages and more local notes are in the Permits and town notes section above.
The city says building permit applications are available online, and you can ask for a paper copy by calling (603) 624-6450 or emailing the department. Electrical, plumbing and heating applications are printed, signed and mailed in with the fees. No work should start before the approved permit arrives.
The city's building page says lead-safety certification is required for newly built rental dwelling units and newly licensed day care facilities in buildings built before 1978. That rule is about new rental units and day care, not every owner remodel. The city also runs a federally funded lead and healthy homes program. Its page said it expected to enroll properties through September 2026, so call to ask whether it is still open.
For tile only, like a new floor or backsplash, a tile installer may fit. If the job also involves plumbing, electrical or walls, a remodeler who manages the whole job may be simpler.
No. We are a directory. The contractor you hear from does the work and sets the price, so confirm licensing, insurance, scope and price with them directly.
Yes. Send the request on this page and one local bathroom remodeling contractor can contact you, or browse our tile and bath directory for pros you can call directly.
Our tile and bath directory currently lists 5 businesses that list Manchester as their base or as a town they serve, based on their own websites: Custom Bath of Nashua, Ryan & Greene Construction, Shapiro Bathrooms & More, Hard Rock Tile & Stone, Baja Professional Remodeling (BPR). You can call them directly. A listing is not an endorsement, so confirm licensing, insurance and price yourself.
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