Wasatch Front · Licensed R101
Bathroom remodeling
A bathroom that finally matches how you use it — new tile surfaces, vanities, fixtures, paint, and drywall repair, handled as a clean, scoped project within existing walls.
What’s included
- Tile surfaces, shower and tub surrounds
- Vanities, mirrors, and fixtures
- Drywall repair and moisture-aware finishing
- Paint, trim, and door fit
- Plumbing fixture trade coordination
We update bathrooms without moving walls or re-engineering the home — non-structural finishing within standard R101 scope, scoped under $50,000.
Typical pricing
From about $12,000
Driven by tile, fixtures, the vanity, and the size of the room.
An estimate, not a quote. Your real number follows an on-site visit and a written scope.
Get a straight quoteRefreshed, not rebuilt
We elevate the bathroom you have — surfaces, fixtures, and finish — without the cost and disruption of moving the structure.
A defined finish date
You get a written scope and a target completion date before any demo starts.
Clean work, clean site
Floors and fixtures protected, dust contained, and the space left ready to use.
What drives your price
Where the number comes from.
- Tile scope: a tub-surround vs. a full floor-to-ceiling walk-in shower with niche, bench, and accent bands swings labor and material hard
- Waterproofing detail behind tile: shower pan slope, curb, and membrane prep is the work that protects the whole job
- Vanity and countertop choice: stock single vs. double, plus quartz/stone, undermount sinks, and new faucet sets
- Fixture finish level: shower valve trim, hardware, lighting, mirrors, and exhaust fan upgrades add up fast
- Demo and substrate condition: hidden moisture damage or rotted subfloor found at tear-out adds repair before new finishes go in
- Layout reuse: keeping the existing tub, toilet, and sink locations keeps cost down; quantity of tile cuts and corners raises it
Outside our lane — referred out
We stay in our R101 (non-structural) scope and tell you straight when a job needs a different licensed trade:
- Moving or adding plumbing stacks, drains, or supply lines beyond the existing fixture locations — referred to a licensed plumber
- Relocating or removing walls, or any change to load-bearing structure — referred to the appropriate licensed structural trade
- New or upsized electrical circuits and panel work for heated floors, steam, or added lighting — referred to a licensed electrician
- Cutting a new window or egress opening into the foundation — referred to the appropriate licensed trade
- Mold remediation or foundation waterproofing systems behind a chronically wet wall — referred to a specialist before we finish
The standard we finish to
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What a bathroom update covers
A bathroom that fits how you live.
Non-structural updates within your existing footprint — surfaces, fixtures, and finishes, scoped clearly and finished on schedule.
Walk-in & tiled showers
Custom tile surrounds, niches, and glass for a clean, modern shower.
Vanities & double sinks
New vanities, counters, and mirrors sized to how you use the room.
Tubs & reconfiguration
Replace a dated tub or rework the layout within the existing footprint.
Tile floors & surrounds
Porcelain and large-format tile, set clean and sealed to last.
Fixtures & lighting
Faucets, lighting, and finishes that pull the whole room together.
Drywall & paint
Moisture-aware drywall repair and a fresh, durable finish.
Questions
Bathroom Remodeling, answered.
Can you remodel a bathroom without moving walls?
Yes — that is exactly our scope. We refresh tile, vanities, fixtures, paint, and drywall within the existing layout. Moving walls or relocating plumbing stacks falls outside our non-structural R101 license and is referred out.
How much does a bathroom remodel cost?
It varies with size, tile selections, and fixtures. We provide a line-item quote after an on-site walkthrough so you can see exactly what drives the total, kept within a non-structural scope.
How long will my bathroom be out of use?
A single-bath update typically runs a couple of weeks from start to final walkthrough. We set the target schedule in your quote and flag anything that shifts it.
Let’s scope it straight.
One on-site visit, one clear written scope, one finish date. No vanishing act.