Remodeling in McFarland, WI
Bathroom, kitchen, basement and flooring remodeling for McFarland homeowners near Lake Waubesa.
McFarland sits along Lake Waubesa on Madison's southeast side, with a mix of lakeside cottages-turned-year-round homes and newer subdivisions. Lakefront and near-lake properties often need extra attention to moisture control, especially in basement finishing and bathroom remodels.
We also handle straightforward kitchen and flooring updates throughout McFarland's residential neighborhoods.
Bathrooms & Walk-In Showers
Tub-to-shower conversions, low-curb pans, easy-clean surrounds, grab bars and niches — a common upgrade for older McFarland homes with tubs that are tough to step over.
Kitchens
Cabinet upgrades, countertops, backsplash and lighting. We keep your existing footprint when it makes sense instead of ballooning the scope or the budget.
Basements
Moisture-smart finishing, framing, drywall, egress planning, recessed lighting and LVP — turning McFarland basements into livable square footage.
Flooring
LVP, laminate and engineered wood with clean transitions across main floors, basements, and bathrooms.
Why McFarland homeowners choose EZ Remodeling
- Licensed & insured, family-owned crew based right in Evansville, WI
- Free, no-pressure written estimates before any work starts
- One point of contact from the walkthrough to the final walk-through
- Clean, protected job sites and a clear day-by-day schedule
Nearby communities we serve
Beyond McFarland, we regularly work in Madison, Stoughton, Cottage Grove and other communities across southern Wisconsin. See the full list of service areas →
McFarland remodeling FAQ
Do you have experience with lakefront moisture issues?
Yes — for McFarland's lake-adjacent homes we pay close attention to vapor barriers, drainage, and moisture-resistant materials in basements and bathrooms.
Is McFarland part of your regular service area?
Yes, McFarland is a regular stop alongside Madison and Stoughton.
Can you update a bathroom in a McFarland cottage-style home?
Yes, including tighter-footprint bathrooms common in older lake cottages that have been converted to year-round living.