Why We Don't Post Prices
Two bathrooms that look alike can need very different work. A posted price would be a guess, and guesses turn into surprise costs later.
So we give you a written price at your free in-home visit, after your designer measures and you pick your options. No pressure, and no obligation.
The Biggest Cost Factors
| Factor | What changes the price |
|---|---|
| Type of project | Replacing a tub or shower like-for-like is simpler than a tub-to-shower or shower-to-tub conversion. |
| Size and shape | Larger or odd-sized spaces may need a custom tub or shower pan. |
| Wall style | Smooth walls, tile-look patterns and premium PuroStone engineered stone are priced differently. |
| Doors | A glass shower door costs more than a curved shower rod. |
| Safety and comfort add-ons | Grab bars, a shower seat, a handheld showerhead or Safety Soft slip-resistant flooring. |
| What's behind the walls | Water damage found during tear-out needs repair before the new walls go up. |
| Upgrades outside the shower | A new vanity, toilet, faucets or flooring add to the total. |
| Permits | Some projects or towns require one. |
Ways to Keep Your Cost Down
- Keep fixtures in the same spot. We don't move plumbing, which keeps projects simpler.
- Focus on the tub and shower area first. Add other upgrades later if you want.
- Pick the wall style and add-ons that matter most to you. Your designer can show you options at different price points.
- Ask about financing, so you can spread the cost over time.
Is a Bathroom Remodel Worth It?
For most homeowners, it's about daily life: a shower that's easy to step into and quick to clean. An updated bathroom can also help when you sell, but no one can promise a set return on your money.
What we can promise is a clear process: our own crews, a written price up front and our Double Lifetime Warranty on every project.