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Thinking about redoing your bathroom? Start by finding out what it would actually cost.

By the Home Bath Guide team · Updated October 2026
A renovated bathroom with a glass walk-in shower and a wooden vanity

Most bathroom projects stall at the same point. You know the room needs work. The tile is dated and the tub has seen better days. But you have no idea what it should cost, and calling contractors one by one eats whole weekends.

Why prices are all over the place

Two homeowners on the same street can get very different numbers for what looks like the same job. The price depends on the size of the room, what's behind the walls, the materials you pick and how busy local remodelers are this season.

So a national average won't tell you much. What you want to know is what pros near you would charge for yours.

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What a renovation can change

The same bathroom before and after a renovation
Before and after: same room, new shower, tile and vanity.

Swapping a worn tub for a walk-in shower or redoing tired tile can make the room easier to clean and nicer to use. It's a room you use every day, and one buyers look at closely if you ever sell.

The easier way to get quotes

Instead of chasing contractors, you tell a matching service where your project is and what you want done. It connects you with local bath remodeling pros, and they give you their quotes.

There's no obligation to book, and you decide if and when to go ahead. Pricing is between you and the pro, so ask about current promotions when you talk to them.

Quick check: is this a fit for you?

Do you own your home?
What would you most like to change?
When would you like to start?

Good news, local bath remodelers work with homeowners like you. Enter your ZIP code on the next page to see who serves your area.

Enter my ZIP code

These quotes are for homeowners. If you rent, your landlord would need to request them.

How it works

  1. Enter your ZIP code and a few project details.
  2. Get matched with remodelers near you.
  3. Compare quotes and decide, with no obligation.

Curious what your bathroom would cost to redo? The first step takes about a minute.

Compare quotes from local pros