Cost guide
What drives the price of a bathroom remodel, how to plan a realistic budget, and how to get an accurate number for your home.
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Bathroom remodels range from a focused shower or vanity update to a complete rebuild with a new layout, so there is no single “average” price that fits your home. What you change, what’s behind the walls, and the materials you pick decide the cost. The sections below explain each factor so you can plan, and our estimate turns that into a number for your bathroom.
Our price ranges: typical project ranges for our work will be published here soon. Until then, request an estimate for a figure specific to your bathroom.
A powder room, a hall bath and a primary suite are very different projects. Replacing everything costs more than keeping the tub or vanity.
Relocating a toilet, drain or shower valve adds plumbing labor, sometimes slab or subfloor work, and usually permits.
Custom tile showers with glass cost more than a standard tub-shower combination; solid panels sit in between.
Tile, countertops, vanity, faucets and lighting span a wide price range. Selections are where budgets stretch or hold.
Water damage, rot or outdated wiring found during demolition can add work. A good estimate explains how these are handled.
Plumbing, electrical and structural changes typically need permits; requirements depend on your city or county.
FAQ
Two bathrooms of the same size can differ widely in cost depending on plumbing locations, what's behind the walls and the materials you choose. An accurate number needs a look at the space.
It's a common rule of thumb that you shouldn't spend more than about 30% of your home's value on any single room. It's a guide, not a rule; your goals and how long you plan to stay matter more.
It can cover a focused update, such as replacing a shower or vanity, depending on materials. A full remodel that replaces everything and moves fixtures typically needs a larger budget. Tell us your budget range so the estimate fits it.
Labor and the shower system often take the largest share, especially when plumbing moves or custom tile is involved.
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