Showers, tile, drywall, trim, doors, cabinets and paint from one local company. The owner comes out for the estimate.
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Primecraft Remodeling Solutions is a Tampa remodeling company owned by Rafael. The company was founded in 2024 and serves Hillsborough and Pinellas counties.
Our work is inside the house: bathrooms, interior remodels, drywall and texture, trim and moldings, interior doors, cabinet installation and paint. Some photos on this site were taken before the tile went on.
Four kinds of work, all inside the house.
Full bathroom remodels: showers, tub surrounds, tile floors and walls, and vanity installation.
Your shower, tile and vanity quoted together after Rafael sees the room.
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Rooms reworked inside the house: drywall, texture, moldings, doors and paint, all on one company's list of services.
One quote for the whole room instead of one per trade.
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New drywall, patches and repairs, wall and ceiling texture, and interior paint.
Walls and ceilings hung, textured and painted by the same company.
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Interior doors, trim, moldings and cabinet installation.
Doors, trim and cabinets from the same company that does the drywall and paint.
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Common worries about a remodel, and what we do about each one.
Tile and grout aren't waterproof, so the layer behind them matters. At the estimate, Rafael walks the bathroom with you and explains what goes behind the tile in your shower.
Drywall, texture, trim, doors, cabinets, paint and bathroom work are all on our list, so one company can quote the whole room.
Rafael, the owner, comes out for the estimate. The first person you meet is the one who owns the company.
Every call to our number is answered by a real person, even while we're on a job site, and they book your estimate visit.
We're licensed and insured, and our crew is covered by workers' compensation.
Your quote comes in writing after we've seen the space, and we follow up to answer whatever questions come up.
Photos from our own jobs, finished and in progress. Drag or swipe to browse.
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What happens after you call or send the form.
Call us or send the form with a few lines about the room.
If you call, a real person answers. If you send the form, they call you back. Either way, the visit goes on our calendar.
The owner walks the room with you and talks through what you want done.
You get the quote in writing, and we follow up to answer questions.
Ready for the visit? Request your free estimate.
Hillsborough and Pinellas counties. If your town is on this list, the estimate is free.
Don't see your town? Give us a call and we'll tell you right away whether we cover your address.
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Common questions before a remodel, answered straight.
Yes. Call or send the form, we'll book a visit, and Rafael comes out to see the space before we put a number on it.
Tampa, Riverview, Apollo Beach and Lutz in Hillsborough County, plus St. Petersburg and Clearwater in Pinellas County.
No. Along with bathrooms, we do interior remodeling, drywall and texture, interior painting, trim and moldings, interior doors and cabinet installation.
It depends on the size of the room, whether plumbing moves, the tile you pick and how much of the old bathroom comes out. That's why we see the space first and give you the quote in writing.
Yes. We're licensed and insured, and our crew is covered by workers' compensation.
In a properly built shower, a backer board such as cement board goes on the walls, and a waterproofing layer goes over it or behind it before any tile is set. The tile is the finish. The waterproofing is what keeps water out of the wall.
Free estimates across Tampa Bay. Rafael comes out to see the space.
(833) 759-1496
If you call, a real person answers. If you send the form, they call you back. Either way, the visit goes on our calendar and the quote comes in writing.
