Bathroom Remodeling in Pleasanton, CA
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Bathrooms in Pleasanton's Tract-Era Homes
Pleasanton grew from about 4,200 residents in 1960 to more than 50,000 by 1990, so most of its homes date from the late 1960s through the 1990s, in early tracts like Birdland, Pleasanton Meadows and Pleasanton Valley. Those bathrooms are ready for new showers, vanities, tile and lighting. We also remodel bathrooms in Downtown’s older homes, where historic rules can apply to exterior changes.
Bathroom Projects
Pleasanton Building Submittals
Bathroom remodels are permitted by the City’s Building & Safety Division. Plans are submitted electronically; Pleasanton’s residential handout calls for 24×36 plan sheets, CALGreen documentation and a waste management plan through Green Halo for qualifying projects. Interior bathrooms do not trigger Administrative Design Review.
200 Old Bernal Avenue (next to the City Council Chambers), Pleasanton, CA 94566
Building & Safety (925) 931-5300 · Planning (925) 931-5600, po*@****************ca.gov
Walk-in hours vary by day, so call ahead. Building permits are submitted electronically through Accela Citizen Access.
Inspections: schedule in Accela Citizen Access, by texting “Schedule” to (844) 670-9753, or by calling (925) 931-5322, ext. 1. Inspectors take calls at (925) 931-5300 from 7:30 to 8 a.m. on inspection day.
Code Items
- GFCI bathroom circuits and an exhaust fan meeting ventilation rules.
- Safety glazing near tubs and showers.
- Water-conserving fixtures on permitted work.
- Smoke and CO alarms to current code.
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Pleasanton Bathroom Remodeling FAQ
Does a bathroom remodel need design review in Pleasanton?
Not for interior work. Administrative Design Review applies to exterior changes over 10 feet in height.
How do I schedule an inspection?
Through Accela, by texting “Schedule” to (844) 670-9753, or by calling (925) 931-5322, ext. 1.
Where is the Permit Center?
200 Old Bernal Avenue, next to the City Council Chambers.
How long does a bathroom remodel take?
A few weeks of construction after materials arrive.