No revolving crews, no phone tag, no surprises. When Thor Builders remodels your bathroom, kitchen, or whole home, the licensed owner runs your project start to finish. That's why Southern Oregon homeowners hand us their houses — and why we're proud of every room we hand back.
These are unretouched photos from Thor Builders job sites across the Rogue Valley. Zoom in on the tile lines. Check the trim. This is the same standard of work we'll hand back to you.
13 photosA dated master bath gutted to the studs and rebuilt — custom floor-to-ceiling tile shower, pebble pan, freestanding tub. Follow it from demo to done.
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8 photosA full walk-in shower conversion in large-format tile — recessed niches, pebble-stone pan, and a tiled vanity top to match.
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8 photosNot just bathrooms: a ground-up smoothie-bar build-out inside a busy gym — concrete cut, plumbing trenched, framed, finished, and open for business.
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9 photosThe old deck was rotting under the paint: soft boards, peeling rails, steps you had to watch. We tore it out and built new. Composite deck boards that won't splinter or need yearly staining, solid stained-wood railings, a long side walkway, and fresh stairs at both ends. The first two photos show where it started.
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10 photos + videoStructures from the ground up — custom roof framing, cedar decks and stairs, sheds and outbuildings, siding and exterior work across the Rogue Valley.
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9 photosZoom in. Real tile, set by hand, one leveled course at a time — spacers still in on some shots, grout drying on others. This is the standard.
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6 photosTile, LVP and hardwood — installed by the same hands that set our showers. Clean transitions, tight thresholds, floors that stay flat.
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4 photosSolid-surface shower walls with no grout lines to scrub, ever. Seats, shelves and grab bars build straight into the wall, the entry sits nearly flush with the floor, and most installs finish in a fraction of the time tile takes.
View this project →Paint over a failing bathroom and you'll pay again in two years — plus water damage. A properly built remodel does the opposite: it pays you back every morning you use it and again the day you sell.
Bathrooms are our flagship, and the same licensed, owner-led crew handles kitchens, decks, and whole-home renovations. One team, one standard, work that's still tight a decade from now.
That bathroom you apologize for when guests come over? It's our flagship fix. Custom showers, tub surrounds, new vanities, flooring, and fixtures — rebuilt from the studs out by a crew that does this every week.
See real bathroom transformations →Most falls at home happen in the bathroom — and most families remodel after the accident instead of before it. Don't wait. Low thresholds, anchored grab bars, built-in seating, and sure-footed floors that look like a spa, not a hospital.
Make your bathroom safe →The worst part of a big remodel isn't the dust — it's juggling five subcontractors who point fingers at each other. We're one licensed crew for cabinets, counters, wall removals, decks, flooring, and full-house renovations. One number to call. One team accountable.
Tell us about your project →Every joint, line, and miter is set by people who sweat the details — because you'll live with them every day.
Design, demolition, plumbing, electrical, finish work — one licensed crew carries your project from first sketch to final sweep.
We show up when we say we will, keep the job site clean, and keep you informed at every stage.
Your home, your call. We listen first, build second, and never push work you don't need.
Before we lift a hammer, you'll have every one of these commitments on paper — so you never have to take our word for anything.
Call, text, or send us photos of the room. We'll talk through what you want, what it takes, and what it costs — no pushy sales visit.
You get a clear written scope, a realistic schedule, and a real price before a single tool comes out.
Our crew protects your home, works clean, and builds exactly what we planned — no shortcuts, no surprises.
We walk the finished space together and punch out every detail. We don't call it done until you do.
Each one has its own page with the process, real photos, honest timelines, and the questions homeowners ask us.
The bathtub nobody has soaked in for ten years is the biggest, slickest, highest step in your house. Swapping it for a tiled walk-in shower is the fastest high-impact upgrade a bathroom can get — and it's the job we do more than any other.
Tub-to-shower conversions →A walk-in shower is the room-changing upgrade: more space, more light, easier to clean, and no edge to climb over. Ours are built tile-by-tile on site by the owner — not assembled from a kit.
Walk-in showers →Most falls at home happen in the bathroom, and most of those happen stepping out of a wet tub or shower. An anti-slip floor and a grab bar that's actually anchored into the wall fix the two biggest causes — usually in a few days.
Anti-slip floors & grab bars →An accessible bathroom isn't a hospital room bolted onto your house. Done right, it's a roomy tiled shower you roll or walk straight into, a door that fits a walker, and a vanity you can actually use from a chair — and it looks like it belongs in a nice home.
Accessible & ADA bathrooms →Most families remodel the bathroom after the fall. The smart ones do it the year before. An aging-in-place bathroom takes away the tub wall, the slick floor, and the dim light — and gives back a room that's easier and nicer to use every single morning.
Aging-in-place bathrooms →A grab bar screwed into drywall with plastic anchors will pull out of the wall the first time someone really needs it. We install bars the way they're meant to hold: into a stud or into solid blocking we add behind the wall — in tile, fiberglass surrounds, or drywall.
Grab bar installation →Every contractor's website says "every job is different." True — and useless. Here is what bathroom work actually costs in the Rogue Valley in 2026, in ranges, so you can decide whether to call anyone at all.
Bathroom remodel cost guide →We'd rather you look us up than take our word for it. Every claim on this site can be checked in about a minute.
Active, bonded, and insured. Look it up on the state's own contractor search — it takes thirty seconds.
Verify our license at the Oregon CCB →Every photo in our portfolio is our own work in a Southern Oregon home — no stock photography, no staging, no borrowed bathrooms.
Inspect the portfolio →Not a salesperson, not a rotating crew. The licensed owner does the tile, answers the phone, and walks the finished room with you.
Meet the owner →The questions people ask before they call anyone — permits, cost, Medicare, resale — answered by the person who does the work.
We cap our project count so nothing gets rushed. Take 60 seconds, answer a few quick questions, and find out if your home qualifies for an upcoming slot — before it goes to the next caller.
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No. Text a photo of the room or answer the 60-second questionnaire and you'll get a realistic range and a real start date — no sales visit required.
A tub-to-shower conversion is usually about a week. A full down-to-the-studs master bath is typically three to five weeks. We give you the schedule in writing before we start.
Medford, Ashland, Grants Pass, Central Point, Jacksonville, Eagle Point, Talent, Phoenix, White City, Klamath Falls, and anywhere else within about 100 miles of Medford.
Yes — Oregon CCB# 238076, bonded and insured. You can verify it on the Oregon CCB's public search.
Call, text, or have us call you back. Whatever is easiest — we answer fast.
