Spa-style remodeled bathroom with a freestanding tub.

Bathroom Remodeling

Your guide to bathroom remodeling services.

From a simple vanity swap to a complete master bath transformation, find the right bathroom remodeling services and expert guidance for your project.

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Why Homeowners Remodel Their Bathrooms

A bathroom remodel can dramatically improve your daily routine and add significant value to your home. Whether it's an outdated layout, worn fixtures, or a need for more space, a well-planned bathroom renovation pays dividends.

From walk-in showers and soaking tubs to modern vanities and heated floors, today's bathroom remodeling options cover every style and budget.

Services Offered

Shower and tub replacement or conversion

Vanity and cabinet installation

Tile and flooring upgrades

Plumbing fixture replacement

Accessibility modifications (grab bars, walk-in tubs)

Services

Bathroom Remodeling Service Types

From simple refreshes to full renovations, find the right scope for your project.

Cosmetic Bathroom Refresh

Paint, hardware, mirrors, and accessories for a quick update without major construction.

Mid-Range Bathroom Remodel

New vanity, fixtures, tile, and potentially a shower/tub upgrade. The most popular scope.

Full Bathroom Renovation

Complete gut and rebuild including plumbing relocation, new layout, and premium finishes.

Bathroom Addition

Adding a new bathroom to your home, ideal for growing families or increasing home value.

Cost Guide

Bathroom Remodel Cost: What to Budget in 2026

Bathroom remodel costs vary widely by scope, material quality, and your local labor market. Here's what to budget so you can compare bathroom contractor quotes confidently and avoid sticker shock.

$3K–$5K

Cosmetic Refresh

New paint, vanity hardware, mirror, light fixtures, and accessories. Refresh the look without touching plumbing or tile. Great for sellers preparing a home for market or homeowners on a strict budget. Most cosmetic refreshes finish in 1–2 weeks.

$10K–$25K

Mid-Range Bathroom Remodel

New vanity, fixtures, tile floor,and a tub-to-showerconversion or showerupgrade. The most popularscope for primaryresidences. Strong ROI atresale and typically takes 3–5weeks from demolition tofinal inspection.

$25K–$50K

Full Bathroom Renovation

Complete gut and rebuildincluding plumbingrelocation, layout changes,custom vanity, premium tile,heated floors, and aframeless glass shower.Includes permits andinspections. Plan for 6–10weeks of active work.

$50K+

Master Suite & Spa

Master bathroomexpansions, freestandingsoaking tubs, custom steamshowers, double vanities,and luxury fixtures. Commonin upscale homes andprimary suite additions.Typically includes structuralchanges and high-endfinishes throughout.

Prices shown are estimates for planning purposes only and do not represent a final price. Your actual cost depends on project scope, materials, and your local market.

Timeline

Bathroom Remodel Timeline: What to Expect

A typical bathroom remodel takes 3–10 weeks of active work depending on scope. Here's how the phases break down so you can plan for the loss of your bathroom and any temporary arrangements you might need.

Planning & Material Selection (1–3 weeks)

Finalize the layout, select tile and fixtures, choose a vanity and countertop, and order materials. Custom vanities and specialty tile have the longest lead times. Don't start demo until materials are on-site, this is the #1 cause of bathroom remodel delays.

Demolition (1–2 days)

Old tile, vanity, tub or shower, and fixtures are removed. The space is taken down to studs if doing a full remodel. Expect dust and the loss of bathroom use for the entire project. Plan for an alternative bathroom (guest bath, RV, neighbor) for the duration.

Rough-In: Plumbing & Electrical (3–5 days)

Plumbing rough-in for new fixtures (and any relocations), electrical updates for lighting, GFCI outlets, and exhaust fan, and any HVAC work. Includes drywall and waterproofing membrane installation. Rough-in inspection happens at the end of this phase.

Tile, Vanity & Shower (2–4 weeks)

Floor and wall tile installation (the longest single phase), shower pan and glass install, vanity placement, and countertop install. Tile takes time, plan for a few days per surface. Grout cures overnight, sealer applied a day later.

Fixtures, Finishes & Punch List (3–5 days)

Faucets, showerheads, toilet, mirror, lighting, and hardware all installed. Paint touch-ups, caulking around the tub and vanity, and a final punch list to address any small issues. Final inspection, then your new bathroom is ready.

Design Ideas

Popular Bathroom Design Styles

The right bathroom style sets the tone for tile, fixtures, vanity, and lighting. Browse the bathroom design styles most requested by American homeowners in 2026.

Spa Sanctuary

Freestanding soaking tubs, frameless
glass showers, neutral stone tile, heated
floors, and warm wood vanities. Designed
to feel like a luxury hotel bathroom. The
most popular master bath style of the
decade.

Modern Minimalist

Floating vanities, wall-hung toilets, large-
format porcelain tile, hidden storage, and
clean monochrome palettes. Black
hardware and matte finishes. The choice
for new construction and contemporary
remodels.

Modern Farmhouse

Shiplap walls, subway tile, vintage-style
hardware, double pedestal sinks or
shaker vanities, and warm wood floors.
Pairs well with apron-front sinks and
matte black or brushed brass fixtures.

Traditional

Raised-panel vanity cabinets, marble or
marble-look countertops, classic subway
or hexagonal tile, polished chrome or
nickel fixtures, and decorative molding.
Timeless and resale-friendly.

Coastal

Soft blues, whites, sand tones, beadboard,
brushed nickel or polished chrome, and
natural textures. Often paired with rope-
and-driftwood accents. Popular in coastal
markets but works anywhere.

Industrial

Concrete countertops, blackened metal
fixtures, exposed pipe shelving, dark
vanity finishes, and oversized subway or
penny tile. Best for loft conversions and
urban remodels.

Materials Guide

Choosing Bathroom Materials That Last

Bathroom materials face moisture, soap, and daily wear. The right choices keep your remodel looking good for 15+ years, while the wrong ones can deteriorate within five.

Shower & Tub

Tile shower with a custom pan offers the most design flexibility ($3K–$8K). Acrylic surrounds are budget-friendly and quick to install. Walk-in showers with frameless glass are the most popular upgrade in 2026. Freestanding tubs add luxury but require space, plan 60"+ of clearance.

Vanity & Countertop

Quartz countertops are non-porous, low-maintenance, and the most popular bathroom counter in 2026. Marble looks luxurious but stains and etches in bathrooms with hard water. Solid wood vanities with marine-grade plywood last 20+ years. Floating vanities make small bathrooms feel larger.

Tile & Flooring

Porcelain tile is the most durable bathroom flooring, waterproof and stain-resistant. Ceramic tile works on walls and floors at lower cost. Natural stone (marble, travertine, slate) brings premium luxury but requires sealing. Heated floors add $8–$15 per square foot and are most-requested in master baths.

Fixtures & Lighting

Brushed nickel and matte black are the most popular bathroom fixture finishes in 2026, replacing polished chrome. WaterSense-rated faucets and toilets save water and qualify for utility rebates. Layered lighting (recessed + vanity + accent) is essential for both daily routines and ambient relaxation.