Bathroom remodeling in Fountain, CO
Why call a bathrooms-only crew
Stillwater Bath and Shower remodels bathrooms in Fountain, ten miles south of downtown Colorado Springs and immediately east of Fort Carson. Fountain is a home rule city with its own government and its own utility, so your water comes from Fountain Utilities, but your building permit goes through the same regional department as a Colorado Springs one.
One crew, start to finish
Solid surface showers, no grout
Vanities, floors and fixtures
A price agreed before we start
Bathrooms only, nothing else
Fountain is about ten miles from our base, so it is an easy place for us to schedule. The job is the same as it is at home: solid surface showers with no grout lines to scrub, tub-to-shower conversions usually done inside a day, accessible bathrooms, and full remodels run by one crew from first day to last. Bathrooms are the only thing this business does. If you are in Security or Widefield next door, see our page on bathroom remodeling in Widefield.
We have not completed a job in Fountain yet, and the crew you would get is the one that does our Colorado Springs bathroom remodels.
Local detail
What is different about a bathroom remodel in Fountain?
Fountain is a city with its own government. It is a home rule city and counted 29,802 people at the 2020 census. Its neighbor Widefield, right next door and larger, is not a town at all. If you have moved between the two you will already have noticed that the answer to “who do I call?” changes depending on which side of the line you are on.
Your water and your power come from the city, not from Colorado Springs Utilities. Fountain Utilities was set up in 1919 and is community-owned and not-for-profit. The water division serves roughly 8,900 metered accounts, supplied from surface water stored in Pueblo Reservoir together with four city wells. The electric division reaches further than the city itself and supplies parts of Security and Widefield too. For a bathroom job this is a practical detail rather than a technical one: if a shut-off or a meter question comes up, it is Fountain’s number, not Colorado Springs’.
The building permit, on the other hand, is identical to a Colorado Springs one. Pikes Peak Regional Building Department covers the City of Fountain alongside Colorado Springs, Manitou Springs, Monument, Palmer Lake and unincorporated El Paso County. Same office, same inspectors, same process. That keeps it simple. Castle Rock is the opposite: the Town runs its own Building Division, as our page on bathroom remodeling in Castle Rock explains.
You are a few hundred feet lower than Colorado Springs, at 5,558 feet. That is not enough to change how a shower is built. Fountain sits immediately east of Fort Carson. That is geography, and it changes nothing about the work.
Prices
What does a bathroom remodel cost in Fountain?
The prices in Fountain are our Colorado Springs prices. Ten miles does not change a quote.
- Partial refresh or vanity update: $2,500 to $6,500
- Tub-to-shower conversion: $12,000 to $16,000
- Mid-range full remodel, same layout: $25,000 to $30,000
- High-end or full gut remodel: $30,000 to $40,000
Typical ranges, not a quote; your exact price comes at the free in-home visit. For what pushes a job up or down a range, see the bathroom remodel cost guide.
What actually moves the figure is whether the plumbing has to move. A drain and supply left where they are keep the price down; relocate the shower and you are into the floor, which is the biggest swing in cost. The quote visit is where we see what is behind your walls. You get the number in writing before anything comes apart.
One crew, one price, one number to call
- A crew that does bathrooms and nothing else
- A flat price agreed in writing before we start
- One number to call if something is not right
- A free in-home consultation and quote in Fountain
What you get
- A single crew, start to finish
- A real design and materials plan
- Good fixtures and finishes, fitted right
- A fixed scope and a schedule
What you skip
- No chasing subcontractors
- No surprise change orders
- No guesswork on the timeline
- No mess left behind
Your Fountain bathroom, done properly
What Colorado homeowners say about us
Steven is a solid guy and does very detailed work. I’ve even got to meet his family and I was impressed with how respectful and kind they were. I would trust him and his company in my home anytime. That is saying a lot!
I absolutely recommend this company. Stillwater bath and shower. They are honest. They are hard-working. They are fair in their pricing. They are creative. They are diligent. they give you their best in whatever they do.
Steven is a good guy. Integrity and communication is top notch.
Would highly recommend! The owners work ethic and integrity are unmatched!
They are a professional, dedicated, and efficient in their work.
These are great people that really care about the work they do. Integrity and character matter when choosing people to use in your home, and I would recommend them to anyone!
Great team to work with. Efficient, affordable and reliable. Would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for a shower remodel.
Quality company - responsive when asked questions, encouraged personal choices. Never felt pressured to choose a specific product. Specifically appreciated their willingness to make adjustments- for My project the willingness to do a work through with the tub - results are great. Taylor & Steve were on schedule. Really appreciated that they kept to the schedule (done in 3 days!) and were always concerned about leaving the worksite clean when they left for the day. Follow up was great and made sure the project was complete. Highly recommend & will definitely use them for the next bathroom remodel!
Getting to you
How far is Fountain from Colorado Springs?
We are based in Colorado Springs and Fountain is about ten miles south, straight down I-25. It is close enough that scheduling is simple: a one-day shower conversion is usually done in one day, and if something needs a second look, the trip back is short. The in-home consultation is free, and we measure the room in person.
Frequently asked questions
Does a bathroom remodel in Fountain need a different permit from Colorado Springs?
No. Pikes Peak Regional Building Department covers the City of Fountain as well as Colorado Springs, Manitou Springs, Monument, Palmer Lake and unincorporated El Paso County. It is the same office, the same process and the same inspectors, and we handle the filing either way.
Who supplies the water for my Fountain bathroom?
Fountain Utilities, which is the city’s own community-owned, not-for-profit utility, established in 1919. Its water division serves around 8,900 metered accounts from surface water held in Pueblo Reservoir plus four city wells. Its electric division also supplies parts of Security and Widefield. If a shut-off is needed during a job, that is Fountain’s number rather than Colorado Springs Utilities.
Do you actually travel to Fountain?
Yes. Fountain is about ten miles south of Colorado Springs and inside our service area, and the in-home consultation is free.
Have you finished a bathroom in Fountain before?
Not yet. We would rather you knew that before we come out. The crew, the materials and the warranty are the same wherever the job is.
Do you offer a military discount?
No. We do not offer a military discount. Every customer gets the same crew, the same materials and the same warranty. Fountain sits immediately east of Fort Carson, and every customer gets the same written price before the work starts.
How do I get a quote?
Call (719) 431-6510 or request a quote online. We measure the room at your Fountain home and give you a written price on the spot. It is free, and there is no pressure to go ahead.