Serving Lisle, IL and surrounding areas
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In business since 1967
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"We had a great experience with Jody, Terry and Brian at CCCM who did our 70 sq ft master bath remodel in March/April 2017. The original quote was approx $20,000 but we chose to go significantly over some of our allowances for things like a $1200 Toto toilet with washlet seat, so the final cost for the bathroom was approx $25,000. We paid additional money for wallpaper removal and painting in other rooms of the house. CCCM gave us contractor pricing for everything and made sure we got the lowest possible price on everything we selected. We did have to wait some months before the remodel could begin because they had other jobs lined up ahead of ours but we were happy to pick out tile and fixtures and wait. Terry kept in touch via email and phone while we waited. Once the job began, everything ran very smoothly, everyone was on time, cleaned up at the end of the day, and were professional and respectful of our home. The remodel took 4 weeks to complete plus the usual wait time for the frameless glass, but we were able to use the new shower with a temporary shower curtain while waiting for the glass. Part of the reason it took 4 weeks is we added on a few small projects around the house in addition to the bathroom. Jody is a perfectionist, which is a good thing in a contractor. I'm kind of a perfectionist so I was worried I was going to have to micromanage every step of the process and agonize that everything was done properly and that all of the elements would come together in the end, but Jody took care of everything and updated us about the progress made every day. We're very happy with our new bathroom and would definitely use CCCM again. Our remodel kept the existing layout of the bathroom but we changed from a tub/shower combo with a soffit to a shower with a curb and no soffit. We had 2 niches, a handheld and a fixed shower head with diverter, 2 grab bars, and a 1/2" starphire (low iron) frameless glass panel, Robern medicine cabinets with outlets, etc. put in. We chose to keep our existing vanity including the granite top and faucets so it was taken out during the remodel and put back in once the floor was tiled. Terry found a matching piece of granite to use for the shower curb. I also want to note that one of the reasons we went with CCCM vs. 2 other contractors who gave us quotes is that CCCM was the only one that used the method of shower construction we preferred which is the Schluter-Kerdi system, so I had a good feeling about them from the beginning. Cost-wise, CCCM's quote was pretty close to the other 2 quotes we received. I've attached before and after photos I took of our bathroom which was originally built as part of a 1986 addition."
























































