PDM has been turning ugly, outdated and unsafe bathroom into places of beauty for 126 years. From fixtures and pretty paint to granite counters, grab bars and complete remodels, PDM’s one-stop shop can improve your hardest-working rooms.
Why hire PDM Since 1885
If you’ve ever been involved in remodeling or new construction, you know your best decisions put quality over rock-bottom cost. Experience, trust and reliability are your greatest values. PDM works to save you in the short and long term. Here’s what we can bring to you:
- Streamlined remodeling process: helps avoid frustrations and delays
- Veteran craftsmen with a high level of pride in their work
- A one-call team to do it all: plumbing, carpentry, electrical, floor, paint, cabinets, heat/ac
- Full commitment to your total satisfaction
- Accessibility experts who know how to make your kitchen and bathrooms keep you safe and independent
- Illinois Dept. of Public Health License, fully insured
- EPA certification to conduct renovation, repair and painting activities in homes and child-occupied facilities - Certification #NAT-43552-1
- Loyal clients. Ninety percent of our clients trust us and return for service.
- Free site evaluation and free estimate
We’ll work hard to meet your needs, lifestyle and budget. To improve your everyday living, call a family-owned shop with twelve decades of experience and a loyal client base .

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Age in place. Age in grace.
Age in beauty.
Bathroom accessibility
Most Americans hope to stay in their homes through their golden years. But too many U.S. houses were built for young families—their builders never thought of accommodating Boomers all the way through retirement.
Now, while you’re renovating, is the time to build in accessibility, comfort, and safety. Whether for yourself or for a future home-buyer, universal design in the kitchen and bathrooms adds value to your home.
Life-long amenities make your home safe, easy to use, and comfortable
- Sturdy grab bars in all the right places
- Easy on, easy off toilet height. To provide maximum comfort, the toilet bowl should be about the height of a standard chair.
- A hands-free toilet
- Sinks that are easy to access from a wheelchair
- Wide doorways into roomy spaces
- Custom showers
- A handy shower seat
- A barrier-free roll-in wheelchair shower
- Walk-in tubs
- Convenient handheld shower fixtures
- Easy-grip faucet handles
- A hands-free electronic faucet
- A Jacuzzi tub or steam room to soothe away aches and pains
- Temperature pressure-balancing faucets to prevent accidental scalding.
- Therapist-advised modifications
- Learn how to make your bathroom safe.
From a kitchen face lift to a complete kitchen remodel,
one call does it all.
You don't have to spend $20,000 or more to get a brand new kitchen. By focusing on the key components of your kitchen, you can have major design impact without too much of an impact on your savings. Follow Moen's simple, three-step plan and take 10 years off your kitchen ... read more
Looking for a dramatic kitchen remodel?
View Kohler's design ideas.
New sink makes a big difference.
- It's hard to complain about a big sink. Order the largest you can afford.
- If you choose a stainless sink there are a number of different gauges to choose.
- A 23-gauge is a good money saver that holds up well from dents, heat and is pretty quiet.
- The thicker 18-gauge costs more and is fine if you're looking for quality products.
- If you're budget allows, and you choose a waterproof countertop, order an undermount sink for easy cleanup and nice appearance.
Flashy faucets
- A new faucet can make an old sink stand out.
White or chrome with pull-out sprays look great and, for the money,
say "new kitchen."
- View some of Moen's latest kitchen faucets.
- Kitchen faucets run from the simple to
high end. Looking for upscale, yet practical option? How about a motion
activated faucet or a foot-pedal faucet for hands free convenience?
Whatever you need, PDM is your one stop shop.
Let one of the oldest contractors in Illinois help you build a comfortable bathroom or kitchen. Call for a free estimate on small or large remodeling projects.
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Our remodeling services:
- New cabinetry and vanities
- New sinks
- New counters
- New mirrors
- New fixtures
- Custom tile work
- Whirlpool tubs
- Smart lighting
- Quiet ventilation systems
- Double sinks and vanities
- Double shower heads
- Steam room
- Heated floors
- Safe grab bars
- New windows
- Personal retreats
- Heated towel racks
- New lighting systems
- Hidden storage systems
- Handicap accessibility, walk-in tub, roll-in shower
Walk- in shower
- Comfort height toilet
- You name it, we can help
Call Rudy Mahalik for a free, no- obligation visit. We’ll help make your home safe, easy to live in, and beautiful: all in one.
7 golden rules of bath remodeling
- Go minimalist. Scale down variables for a soothing atmosphere. Contrast dark with light colors or woods for drama.
- Use what you have. Make the most of existing space.
- Stay consistent. Use the same materials and colors that appear in other rooms.
- Think outside the box. Often you can use fine furniture or cabinetry that imitates antiques in the bath. A chest, armoire, even a tables and chairs can add just the flair you seek.
- Choose timeless, high-quality materials. Your bathroom should last your lifetime.
- Delineate his-and-hers areas in special ways: maybe different vanity heights or separate sinks.
- A little luxury goes a long way toward converting a modest bathroom into a heavenly retreat. Consider heated floors, a steam generator, a soaking tub, a therapeutic showerhead. Learn more at My Home Ideas.
Call a family-owned remodeling shop with twelve decades of experience and a loyal client base.

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