Subfloor Repair · San Diego County

Two bathrooms. A view below the floor.

AWC’s project record describes deteriorated subfloor in two separate bathrooms, including the shower areas. These real job photos follow the open-floor work and later fixture-installation stages.

Lakeside, San Diego County

Open the floor and understand the assembly

The opening-stage photographs show wall framing, floor openings and services below the bathrooms. Access to plumbing, wiring and ductwork needs to be considered with the floor repair.

Open bathroom floor showing joists, plumbing, wiring and ductwork before the floor is closed.

Bathroom repair stage with fixtures removed, wall framing exposed and openings in the floor assembly.

Record the work before it is covered

These progress photographs show insulation within the floor bays and the relationship between framing and plumbing. Construction-stage records help explain work that will be concealed later.

Bathroom floor assembly with insulation visible between the framing before new floor panels cover the area.

The second bathroom floor opened for repair, with framing, insulation and plumbing visible.

Coordinate fixtures with the remaining finishes

The later photographs show fixtures back in the two bathrooms. Wall perimeters and floor finishes remain open in these images, so they are labeled as progress stages.

Later bathroom repair stage with tub surround, toilet and vanity installed; wall and finish work remains visibly open.

Later stage in the second bathroom with fixtures installed and unfinished wall edges still visible around the tub surround.

What this helps owners plan

Floor access and fixture work belong in the same repair conversation.
Photograph the exposed assembly before panels and finishes cover it.
Define the wall and flooring restoration boundaries in the written scope.

See related work in motion.

These public AWC videos show floor and shower work stages. They are separate company-work references.

Subfloor retrofit and blocking

AWC field footage of exposed floor bays, insulation and support details before closure. About 57 seconds.

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Shower insert work stages

AWC footage showing backing preparation and a molded shower surround with surrounding framing still open. About one minute.