In the newer master-planned sections of town, that often means swapping an oversized soaking tub for a larger walk-in shower with a bench, since the tub rarely gets used in our climate. In the older homes closer to downtown, it can mean widening a cramped vanity area, replacing a single sink with double sinks, or re-tiling a shower that was never finished well the first time. Sundance Remodeling works with Buckeye homeowners on both ends of that spectrum.
What’s Included
- Removal of the existing tub, shower, vanity and flooring
- Updated plumbing lines and fixtures as part of the remodel
- New shower pan, tile surround or prefabricated shower system
- Vanity, countertop and sink replacement sized to the room
- Exhaust fan and lighting updates for better humidity control
- Waterproof flooring suited to Buckeye's dust and heat
- Fixture finishes chosen to hold up against hard water spotting
- Paint, trim and door hardware to finish the space
Which of these line items apply depends on the age and layout of your specific bathroom, so we walk through your space in person before putting anything in writing.
Popular Upgrades in Buckeye
Curbless, zero-threshold showers
Popular in Sun City Festival and other 55+ sections of Buckeye, a curbless shower removes the step-over lip for easier access and a cleaner look.
Freestanding tubs in primary suites
Some Verrado and Festival Ranch homeowners are trading the old builder tub for a smaller freestanding soaking tub paired with a separate shower.
Frameless glass enclosures
A frameless shower door reads as a bigger, more current upgrade in a Tartesso or Westpark bathroom without changing the footprint.
Water-spot-resistant fixtures
Buckeye's hard water leaves mineral spotting fast, so we talk through finish options that are easier to keep looking clean between cleanings.
Double-sink vanities
In older homes near downtown with a single small sink, widening the vanity wall to fit two sinks is one of the most requested layout changes.
Our Process
We start with a walkthrough of your existing bathroom to understand the plumbing, the layout limits of your home's age, and what you want changed. From there we put together a plan and a materials list before any demolition starts.
If your home is in an HOA community like Verrado, Sundance or Sun City Festival, we recommend confirming any exterior-visible changes or dumpster placement rules with your HOA before work begins. Any required permits go through City of Buckeye Development Services, and we recommend confirming permit requirements with the city for your specific project.
Why Choose Sundance in Buckeye
Greg Jarzabek has spent 25 years doing hands-on remodeling work, and Sundance Remodeling has been based in Buckeye since January 2025, so we're familiar with the range of homes here, from brand-new Festival Ranch construction to older houses near Monroe Avenue.