If your bathroom layout, fixtures or storage have not kept up with how your household uses the space, a remodel pays off in daily comfort first. It is also one of the higher-return projects you can take on: homeowners recover 80% of the cost at resale (2025 Cost vs. Value Report). ©2025 Zonda Media, a Delaware corporation. Complete data from the Remodeling 2025 Cost vs. Value Report can be downloaded free at www.costvsvalue.com.
Below you’ll find project pricing by type, our top-ranked bathroom remodelers, and answers to the most common questions. Still deciding whether you need a full remodel? See the signs it’s time to remodel, not just repair, compare materials and finishes, or check the full cost guide.
Bathroom Remodeling costs depend on how much of the room you change, whether the plumbing moves, and the fixtures and tile you choose. See estimated costs at a glance, with details on how scope, timeline, and other factors affect cost. These are national estimates for labor and materials, and your local labor rates will affect pricing. See your state page for local pricing.
| Project Type | Estimated Cost | What’s Included |
|---|---|---|
| Full Bath Remodel | $15,100–$39,600 | Gut-and-replace of all fixtures, tile, and finishes |
| Tub-to-Shower Conversion | $4,200–$14,300 | Remove bathtub, install walk-in shower system |
| Walk-In Shower Addition | $4,000–$15,000 | New custom shower with glass enclosure |
| Master Bath Expansion | $33,800–$73,700 | Structural expansion of primary bathroom |
| Walk-In Tub Installation | $3,000–$12,000 | Accessible soaking tub for aging-in-place |
| Vanity & Fixture Update | $4,900–$13,900 | Vanity, sink, toilet, and fixture replacements |
*All cost estimates on this page are planning estimates, not quotes. Actual costs vary by location, project scope, materials, site conditions, and contractor. See methodology and sources.
These companies are ordered by their real customer rating weighted by review volume, taken from public review platforms.
It is not an editorial score and not a ranking of build quality. Where a company runs several branches, its rating combines every location with enough reviews to count; where it runs one, the figure describes that listing. See our Editorial Standards.
West Shore Home installs with its own employees rather than subcontracting the work out (something the company states plainly and few competitors will) and the reviews back that up with real specifics: homeowners across its network consistently name the two- or three-person crew that did their work, right down to first names. What recurs alongside that is care for the rest of the house: floors and furniture protected, the site swept clean before the crew leaves. Most bath jobs finish in a single day, and even larger combined projects (a full shower-to-floor-to-vanity remodel, a house of a dozen-plus windows) are routinely wrapped up in one to two days. Homeowners who added windows report a noticeable difference in how much cooler the house feels afterward. The in-home estimate is detailed and covers every material and installation option, so allow a good couple of hours for it.
Bath Fitter pioneered the one-day acrylic model in 1984, fitting a new tub or shower wall directly over your existing one rather than tearing it out. Reviewers across the network consistently credit their individual installer by name for careful, clean work, and many describe installers thoughtfully accommodating specific needs, whether seat height, grab-bar placement or a lower threshold, for aging-in-place remodels. The acrylic itself carries a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects with no date limit; the June 2023 date some homeowners see governs only whether that warranty transfers to a new owner, and doors, faucets, and other plumbing fixtures fall under their own separate terms. Because the new surface is sealed directly over the old one rather than replacing it, ask your installer to walk you through how the seams at the drain and walls are finished and inspected, a detail worth understanding for a job built this way.
Zintex Remodeling Group is a family-owned bath specialist working across the South and lower Midwest, and it has won a BBB Torch Award for ethics. Reviewers consistently name their installer and their project coordinator, describing baths finished in the one to two days promised with floors and furniture protected along the way, and a follow-up visit scheduled quickly if anything needs adjusting afterward. A good share of the work is accessibility conversions (low-threshold showers, grab bars, walk-in tubs) done for a parent or a family member with limited mobility. Its warranty is unusually specific for this category: Jacuzzi covers the product for as long as you own the home, Zintex covers its own labor for the same term, and the whole thing transfers if you sell within two years. One thing to know before booking: Zintex asks that all decision-makers attend the in-home appointment.
ImproveIt! Home Remodeling has worked across Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee and now North Carolina for more than thirty years, covering windows, bath, and kitchen cabinet refacing. Installers draw the most specific praise in their reviews: homeowners name the crew, describe furniture and floors protected through the job, and point to details like a flashing piece custom-bent to fit rather than left standard. The design consultant is the other steady theme: patient, unhurried, and praised for measuring every opening rather than estimating. Warranty follow-through shows up too, with homeowners describing periodic courtesy calls and, in one case, service honored on windows installed more than thirty years earlier. Their in-home appointment is genuinely thorough and can run well past the hour or so you will be quoted, so allow real time for that first visit.
American Home Design has served Nashville and Middle Tennessee since 1977, covering windows, bath and outdoor living, and it is the region’s Jacuzzi Bath Remodel partner. Reviewers name their installers with unusual consistency, and even homeowners frustrated with a separate part of the process still go out of their way to praise the crew that did the work. The recurring detail is care for the rest of the house: floors and fixtures covered, nothing left behind, and most installs landing in the one to two days promised. They publish their own per-window pricing, which is rarer than it should be. If a warranty issue comes up after the install, ask up front how follow-up visits are scheduled.
Bath Experts is the Jacuzzi Bath Remodel dealer for Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky, and in Indianapolis and Cincinnati it also refaces kitchen cabinets under its sister brand. Reviews are consistently strong on one-day installs and on the finished product, and the praise attaches to named installers. Several homeowners who were unhappy with something else still singled out the crew that did the work. Installers are also credited for fitting accessibility features, like grab bars, to the person who will actually use them rather than a standard layout. The company says its installation teams are its own employees rather than subcontractors, and its warranty covers both the products and the workmanship. Ask for a walkthrough of trim and hardware fit before the crew leaves, and for a direct contact for anything that comes up afterward.
Long Home Products traces back to 1945 and is still run by the same family, four generations on, covering roofing, bath and siding along the East Coast. Its roofing warranty is one of the strongest available anywhere: up to fifty years, non-prorated and transferable, covering the full future cost of shingles or labor. The clearest thread through their reviews is a consultant who listens first: homeowners regularly describe someone who asked what they were trying to achieve before recommending anything, then answered every follow-up question patiently. Installers draw the same kind of praise once a job is under way: named crews, protected floors, and a site left clean. Roofing here is replacement rather than repair. Their outreach is active, so if you are only gathering information it is worth saying so plainly at the first call.
Bath Concepts is the manufacturer behind the Bath Planet brand. Its GREENGUARD-certified PuroStone™ shower and bath wall system is installed by a network of more than 1,100 independently owned, factory-certified dealers across the country, not by Bath Concepts itself. That distinction shows up clearly in reviews: homeowners consistently name and praise the specific installer or crew who did the work, describing floors protected, the old tub or shower hauled away, and a full conversion finished in a single day. Because each dealer runs its own installation team, ask which dealer will be doing your job and what their own reviews look like. The manufacturer’s warranty covers the PuroStone™ product itself; installation and labor are covered under the dealer’s own warranty, so get those terms in writing before you sign.
Jacuzzi is among the best-known names in bathing, but the local businesses that carry its name are full bathroom remodelers first. Most of what they install, and most of what their customers write about, is shower installations and tub-to-shower conversions rather than the walk-in tub itself. Those businesses are independently owned dealers, not branches of one company, working under a program that BathWraps administers; Jacuzzi owns BathWraps and makes the wet-space products there, but does not run the storefront. What that means in practice is that the tub and its product warranty come from Jacuzzi, while the sale, the installation and the service afterwards come from that local dealer, several of whom are well-established remodelers in their own right. The dealer’s own labor warranty is the thing to ask about, since Jacuzzi’s covers the product rather than the fitting.
American Standard is a long-established plumbing name, and its walk-in tubs are sold and installed under Safety Tubs Company, an American Standard affiliate, rather than through a national storefront of its own. The tub itself draws steady, specific praise: reviewers point to the door-seal design and the FAST Drain system, which empties the tub in about five minutes instead of the usual eight to twelve, and installers who take real care with unusual situations. One homeowner’s crew added custom support blocking so the tub’s height would work with a home Hoyer lift. Because the affiliate carries out both the installation and, later, any warranty repairs, it is worth settling two things before you commit: who will actually be doing the work in your area, and how quickly that same local affiliate can schedule a service visit if something needs attention down the road.
Quality Craftsmen is a veteran-owned company working across Florida, Georgia and southeast Tennessee, converting tubs to showers and fitting walk-in tubs. Reviewers name both their sales rep and their installers, and the recurring account is a courteous crew finishing in one to two days (sometimes starting earlier than promised) with the site left clean each day. They run a dust-containment system on every project, which homeowners notice. Their warranty is marketed as a Double Lifetime Warranty but the terms are not published and vary by where the work is done, so ask for them in writing before you sign.
Kohler Walk-In Bath brings the KOHLER name to accessible bathing, with hydrotherapy, air massage and chromotherapy built in. The safety and comfort features are the product’s main selling point day to day. Two things are worth checking before you order. Confirm your water heater can keep up with the fill time on a jetted tub, and measure your doorway and floor space against the exact tub dimensions.
Rite Window replaces windows, doors and showers across Greater Boston and southern New Hampshire, and the length of its warranty is what homeowners most often say decided it. One recent reviewer put it at more than double what competing quotes offered. The reviews are mostly about the crews: named installers, twenty-nine windows fitted in two and a half days, a full shower renovation done in three, and fourteen windows including a large bay window finished in a single day. Several reviewers credit their rep with walking them through Mass Save rebate paperwork rather than leaving them to work it out. Rite Window is a regional brand within the Renuity platform, so you may see the Renuity name on paperwork or follow-up. It is the same Woburn team.
The Bath Authority takes the wet space out to the studs and subfloor and replaces the rough plumbing before fitting its own solid-surface panels: a fuller job than a liner over the existing tub, and the clearest thing separating it from the overlay specialists. It works across Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland and North Carolina, and is a Great Day Improvements brand. Reviewers name their installers more than any other detail (it is the most common thing homeowners mention) and describe floors protected from the bathroom right through the living room, with most jobs done in a day or two. Several also credit a named office contact for keeping them updated throughout. They advertise a lifetime warranty without publishing the terms, so ask for them in writing, along with a single point of contact for after the install. If your project includes a walk-in tub, ask about your water heater’s capacity, since a deeper tub takes longer to fill.
Premier Home Pros installs Premier™ Stone solid-surface panels, marketed as twice the thickness of typical competitors, across eighteen metro areas in the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and Southeast. They are a regional company rather than a national one. The consultation is where reviewers write the most, and consistently: they name their sales consultant and describe someone low-key and informative rather than pushy, walking through the options and letting the product make its own case. Installers come in for similar praise on same-day shower conversions: named crews finishing efficiently and treating the house with care. They now fit luxury vinyl flooring as a second trade. Two things to settle early: they advertise a lifetime warranty but do not publish the terms, so ask for the document; and their financing runs long, so ask what the total cost of the loan comes to before you sign.
Clear Choice Home Improvement is a family-owned company working across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, southern Maine, Vermont and central Pennsylvania: a regional specialist rather than a national one. Metal roofing is where its reviews are strongest and most detailed: standing-seam roofs fitted in three or four days, crews working till dark, and one homeowner whose panel was repaired free of charge a year later. Homeowners regularly name their crew lead and project coordinator by name when a roof is finished. It is an Owens Corning Preferred contractor, and covers roofing, siding, windows, doors, gutters and bath. One thing worth knowing up front: Clear Choice does replacement and installation, not repairs.
Mad City Windows & Baths started in Madison and now runs offices across sixteen states, covering windows, bath, and kitchen cabinet refacing. The same theme holds from Wisconsin to Iowa to Minnesota: reviewers name their installer specifically, and the praise is concrete: on time, explains the work as it happens, and leaves the house cleaner than the crew found it. Bath conversions are usually finished within a day or two. Mad City is a regional brand within the Renuity home improvement platform. If you are converting a tub to a shower, ask about the floor finish and how the drain is sealed. A few homeowners wanted more grip and better drainage than the standard base gave them.
Homeowners across DaBella’s network consistently point to the in-home consultation as the best part of the process: a named rep who lays out every option and price point without rushing, and on window jobs, lets you feel the difference between glass packages before you decide. Where a job is finished, the reviews get specific: full roof replacements wrapped up in a single day, whole-house window installs that leave rooms noticeably quieter, and bath and shower conversions homeowners call worth it once the work is done. DaBella covers roofing, siding, windows, bath, walk-in tubs, gutters and solar, and is a GAF Master Elite and James Hardie Elite Preferred contractor; its windows now come under the Fairfield and Glasswing lines. Financing runs through independent third-party lenders. DaBella states plainly in its own terms that it is neither a broker nor a lender. The in-home visit covers a lot of ground, so set aside real time for it, and ask which product line (Fairfield or Glasswing on windows, for example) your quote covers.
Statewide Remodeling is a Texas-founded remodeler now working across five states, covering bath, windows, entry and patio doors, and sunrooms. The finished bath or shower conversion comes up well in every market we checked, and reviewers reliably name their installer: crews that protect floors and countertops before starting, finish a walk-in shower or tub in a single day, and haul away and clean up the old fixtures completely. More than one homeowner has used Statewide for a project, then come back for a second. Statewide is a regional brand within the Renuity home improvement platform. The one thing worth doing carefully is the warranty: homeowners have found the cover narrower at claim time than they understood at the sale (caulking in particular is often excluded) so ask specifically what is and is not covered, and get the answer in writing.
Hansons covers windows, roofing, siding, gutters and baths across the Great Lakes, and reviewers consistently name the consultant who walked them through options, explained financing, and answered questions without rushing: a different name at nearly every branch, which is its own kind of evidence. Install day draws the same praise. Crews finish a house of windows or a full bath in a day, and homeowners describe careful cleanup and real admiration for the finished work, down to the caulk lines. The Smart Choice warranty runs in tiers: the Lifetime Guarantee applies to the Premium and Smart Choice product solutions for roofing, siding, windows and gutters, so ask which tier your quote is written against. Baths carry a separate No-Leak Guarantee. Warranty service scheduling is the one thing worth asking about up front, since that is where a few homeowners describe the longest wait for a callback.
Independent Home Products is unusual in this category: one company handles the product, the sale and the installation, with no separate dealer in between. Reviewers name their own sales consultant and installer by name, and describe a no-pressure consultation and a careful, respectful install. It covers walk-in tubs and roll-in showers, and backs its tubs with its own warranty rather than a manufacturer’s. Installs are typically a single day. Two practical notes. A walk-in tub takes several minutes to fill, so it is worth checking your water heater can keep up. And because the warranty is handled in-house rather than through a national program, it is worth asking directly how a service call gets scheduled if you ever need one.
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Bathroom remodeling covers a range of projects that differ by an order of magnitude in cost, from a one-day surface replacement to a full gut with the layout moved.
Both get called a "bathroom remodel", and quotes that look wildly different are often describing these two different jobs.
Neither is simply better.
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