Quality Construction and Remodeling Services in Leesburg
A bathroom is the least forgiving room in a Leesburg house, and the one most often remodeled by someone who treats it as a tile job.
Everything behind the finish surface is doing work. The substrate under a shower has to stay dry for thirty years. The slope of a pan decides whether water leaves or lingers. Ventilation decides whether the paint on the ceiling lasts or blisters. None of that is visible when the job is done, which is exactly why it gets skipped, and why so many bathrooms in Leesburg get remodeled twice inside a decade.
The two bathrooms in a typical Leesburg house also want opposite things. A secondary bath is a logistics problem. It serves two or three people on the same schedule, it needs to be durable and easy to clean, and it will never be admired, only relied on. A primary suite is the reverse. It is the one room in the house that exists for the two people who paid for it, and it is where a frameless door, a properly detailed niche, or a slab that runs unbroken up a wall changes how the room feels every single morning.
Older Leesburg houses near the historic core add a third problem. Many of them started with one bathroom and gained others through additions and conversions, so the plumbing takes routes that made sense to somebody in 1958 and make sense to nobody now. Moving a fixture in those Leesburg houses can mean opening a floor. We would rather find that during design than during demolition, so the survey work happens before you have committed to a plan.
Wayne Foley draws the room and Shawn Foley builds it, which keeps the detailing intact. Tile layout, niche placement, and the way a curb meets a threshold are decisions that get made twice on most jobs, once on paper and once badly in the field. Here they get made once.
If your Leesburg house has one working bathroom, tell us at the first conversation. Sequencing around a single bath is a real constraint, not a detail, and it belongs in the schedule from the start rather than arriving as an apology in week three. We will tell you how many days the room is genuinely out of service before you agree to anything.
Our Leesburg Remodeling Services
Kitchen Remodeling
Kitchen remodels from a focused refresh to a complete reconfiguration. We plan every detail up front, keep you updated through your client portal, and build a kitchen that holds up to the life you actually live in it.
Bathroom Remodeling
Bathroom remodels from clean refreshes to full reconfigurations, small baths through high-end primary suites. Planned in detail, kept on schedule through your client portal, and built to a standard.
Whole Home Renovations
Complete whole-home renovations that reimagine how your house lives, from layout through finishes. One team carries the work from design to the final walkthrough, so nothing gets handed off and lost.
Home Additions
Home additions that add the space your family needs and read as though the house was always that size. We match rooflines, materials, and detailing so the new work disappears into the original.
Home Building
Ground-up custom homes built around how you live rather than around a floor plan someone else drew. Design happens in the family, with Wayne Foley on the drawings and Shawn on the job site.
Carriage Home Building
Carriage houses and accessory dwellings that add living, guest, or work space with the same craftsmanship as the main home. Useful for multi-generational households and for property owners who need real square footage, not a shed.
Detached Garage Construction
Custom detached garages built to match the house they sit behind, from a single bay to a multi-car build with storage or finished living space above.
Barn Construction
Custom barns and outbuildings for storage, workshops, equipment, and horses, sized to your land and built to a standard rather than to a kit.
Commercial Construction
Commercial tenant fit-outs and new commercial construction, from demolition through a finished, move-in-ready space. Scoped and priced per project.
Why Leesburg Homeowners Choose Us
Second-Generation Builders, Not a Sales Office
Shawn Foley has been on job sites for 35-plus years and his father Wayne handles design. The drawings and the build come from the same family, so what gets designed is what actually gets built.
You Always Know Where the Project Stands
Every client gets a portal with the schedule, selections, change orders, and daily progress. It is the thing our clients mention most, because knowing what happens next is most of what makes a build bearable.
We Build to a Standard, Not Just a Code
Code is the floor, not the target. We plan scope, materials, and budget before a single wall moves, so the number you approve is the number you plan against.
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Our History in Leesburg
Leesburg is the seat of Loudoun County and its housing stock reads like a timeline. The blocks around the Loudoun County Courthouse and the Thomas Balch Library hold the oldest fabric, houses that were built before indoor plumbing was assumed and that acquired their bathrooms later, wherever a closet or a stair landing could be sacrificed.
That history is written into the walls. A bathroom carved out of a back bedroom in the 1950s sits on framing that was never sized for a cast iron tub, let alone a curbless shower with a mud bed. The waste line often runs an improbable route to reach a stack that predates it. None of this makes the work impossible, but it does make guessing expensive.
Further out, past Ida Lee Park and toward Morven Park, the mid-century houses arrive with their bathrooms in sensible places and their fixtures crowded into a footprint sized for a smaller household. East toward the Village at Leesburg and River Creek the baths are larger and the disappointments are different, usually a garden tub nobody has filled in years occupying the space a real shower should have. We have remodeled bathrooms across all three kinds of Leesburg house, and we scope them as the different problems they are.
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Frequently Asked Questions - Leesburg Remodeling
We only have one bathroom. Can you still remodel it?
Yes, and it changes how we schedule rather than whether we take the job. A single-bath house means the room has to come back on line as fast as the work honestly allows, so we sequence materials and trades to compress the days it is out of service. We tell you that number before we start rather than after.
Can you move the shower, tub, or toilet?
Often, yes, though it depends on what is under the floor and where the waste line runs. In older Leesburg houses that answer is genuinely unknown until we look, so we investigate during design rather than pricing a guess. If moving a fixture turns out to be disproportionately expensive, we will tell you and show you what the layout can do without it.
What actually makes a bathroom last?
The parts you never see. Waterproofing behind the tile, a pan that drains where it should, blocking where fixtures mount, and ventilation sized for the room. Finishes are the part you choose. Substrate is the part that decides whether you are doing this again in eight years.
Do you do both secondary baths and primary suites?
Both, and we approach them differently. A secondary bath is built around durability and traffic. A primary suite is built around how the room feels to the two people using it every day. Same standard of work, genuinely different design conversation.