Anjo Services, LLC

Bathroom Remodels

Bathroom Remodels

Tony Squillini has built bathroom remodels across the Salem and southern New Hampshire corridor since 2018, owner-led from the first walkthrough to the last nail. The same person who answers the phone is the one on the saw, and every free consultation ends with a clear written estimate, line by line.

Tile, vanity, plumbing fixtures, lighting, paint. Tear-out to final caulk in 10 to 14 working days. Permitted, inspected, warrantied in writing.

Done in 10 to 14 days

What you get

The work, in plain terms.

A finished tiled shower wall in large-format porcelain with dead-straight grout lines, a recessed niche set level and a curb sloped to a linear drain.

Tile shower, laid out plumb

Big format porcelain or classic subway. Grout lines straight, niche set level, curb sloped to the drain. We dry-fit before we cut so you do not end up with a half-inch sliver in the corner.

A bathroom vanity with a mirror and two wall sconces aligned on one vertical centerline, the brass faucet centered in the sink.

Vanity centered, mirror centered

Sounds small. It is not. The mirror sits on the same centerline as the faucets. The lights sit on the same centerline as the mirror. Every visit, you notice.

An open bathroom wall showing copper and red-and-blue PEX supply stub-outs for a lav and toilet, quarter-turn valves capped for a pressure test.

Plumbing roughed in to code

PEX or copper, your call. Shut-offs at every fixture, labeled. Water tested before we close the wall. Inspector signs off in writing.

A bathroom ceiling exhaust fan housing with insulated duct running to a vent, and a GFCI outlet roughed into a wall box nearby with neat wiring.

Lighting, fan, GFCI outlet

Vanity lights, ceiling can, exhaust fan vented out, not into the attic. GFCI outlets where code requires. Dimmers if you want them.

Red rosin paper taped in a runner down a hardwood hallway toward a bathroom doorway, with a plastic dust wall at the door and tools staged on the paper.

Floors covered, hallway clean

Red rosin paper from the front door to the bathroom. Plastic dust wall at the door. Shop vac at the end of every day. Not a scratch on your hardwood.

A shower stall with orange waterproofing membrane and banding applied over gray backer board, seams rolled flat and the drain flange sealed, before any tile.

Waterproofing behind every tile

The part you never see is the part that matters. Waterproofing membrane and banding over the backer board, seams rolled flat, the drain flange sealed. Water stays in the shower and out of your ceiling below.

Who it's for

Three homeowners we hear from every week.

The 1985 builder-grade gut

Fiberglass tub, vinyl floor, plastic vanity. Pull it all, tile a curbed shower, new vanity, new lighting. We write the full scope out before we start.

The kid bath redo

Two kids share one bath. You want it durable, easy to clean, and laid out so a 6-year-old can reach the towel bar. We move the towel bar.

The primary suite upgrade

Double vanity, big-format tile, freestanding tub or curbless walk-in shower, separate water closet. Permitted, inspected, written estimate up front.

How it works

From your text to the final walkthrough.

  1. Step 01

    Walkthrough and scope

    30 minutes on site. We measure the room, check the joists, look at the existing plumbing and venting. Straight talk on what the room needs.

  2. Step 02

    Written line-item quote

    Line-item spec sheet. Tile allowance, vanity allowance, fixture allowance, labor. You see exactly where the dollars go.

  3. Step 03

    Demo and rough-in

    Day 1 to 4: tear out, frame any new walls, rough plumbing, rough electrical. Inspector visits. We pass.

  4. Step 04

    Tile, vanity, fixtures

    Day 5 to 11: cement board, waterproofing, tile, grout, vanity set, fixtures hung. Final inspector visit.

  5. Step 05

    Final caulk and walkthrough

    Day 12 to 14: paint, trim, hardware, mirror, towel bar, final caulk. We walk the room with you and capture any punch list in writing.

Real reviews, this service

What homeowners told us after.

★★★★★

Tony at Anjo Services is a very honest man and offers great competitive pricing to his clients in MA and NH. I recommend him to all of my clients and friends.

Sebastian D.

Verified Google Review · MA and NH

★★★★★

We called three businesses. A difficult situation, my husband was severely injured by a drunk driver and had just come home, and we needed patchwork flooring, tile, baseboard, and a half bath finished. Anjo took care of us.

Paul O.

Verified Google Review · Bathroom

★★★★★

Highly recommend. Professional and honest.

Nick D.

Verified Google Review · General Contracting

Service FAQs

Real questions homeowners ask.

Licensed MA HIC #193858

Verified state registration

Fully insured

Liability coverage on every job

On the tools since 2018

Owner-run, owner-built

Written estimate, line by line

Tony walks every job himself

Ready to start your bathroom remodels?

Send the photo, the punch list, or the question. Tony reads every one himself and replies personally.