Buying Guide
What to decide, and what it costs
Types, materials, budgets and the costs people forget — everything worth settling before you commit to a bathroom renovation.
Shower Solutions Guide
Four ways to build a shower, and what each one is good at. Prices are a starting point, not a quote.
Shower types
Walk-In Showers
Open design offers easy access and spacious feel. Perfect for modern bathrooms and accessibility needs.
From $2,500
Enclosed Showers
Classic design with doors or curtains. Great for water containment and traditional aesthetics.
From $1,800
Corner Showers
Space-saving solution ideal for compact bathrooms. Maximizes corner space efficiently.
From $1,500
Spa Showers
Luxury option with multiple jets and rainfall heads. Features body sprays, steam, and massage functions.
From $4,000
Material options
Ceramic Tile
Durable, versatile, wide range of styles. Requires proper grout maintenance.
Natural Stone
Premium look, luxurious feel. Higher cost, requires regular sealing.
Acrylic Panels
Budget-friendly, easy maintenance, modern appearance. Less durable than tile.
Glass Enclosures
Contemporary look, easy to clean. Can show water spots, requires frameless installation.
Bathtub Solutions Guide
Five shapes of tub, and the four materials they are made from. What you pick here drives most of the budget.
Bathtub types
Freestanding Tubs
Statement piece that works standalone. Creates focal point in bathroom.
From $2,000
Built-In Tubs
Surround installation provides structured look. Great space efficiency and customization.
From $1,200
Corner Tubs
Maximizes corner space, often larger capacity. Ideal for compact bathrooms seeking comfort.
From $1,500
Soaking Tubs
Deep design for ultimate relaxation. Ideal for spa-like experience and luxurious bathrooms.
From $2,500
Whirlpool/Jetted Tubs
Therapeutic jets for massage and relaxation. Premium comfort features and health benefits.
From $3,500
Material options
Acrylic
Most popular, affordable, warm to touch, easy maintenance. Highly customizable.
Fiberglass
Budget option, lightweight, durable. Limited color and style options.
Cast Iron
Premium quality, excellent heat retention, extremely durable. Heavy, requires professional installation.
Natural Stone
Luxurious appearance, unique character. Higher cost and maintenance requirements.
Budget Planning
Three broad tiers, and the costs that turn up after the quote is signed if nobody looked for them.
- 01
Basic Renovation
$3,000 – $6,000
Standard fixtures, basic materials, essential upgrades
- 02
Mid-Range
$6,000 – $12,000
Quality fixtures, premium materials, custom design touches
- 03
Luxury Renovation
$12,000+
Premium everything, custom solutions, spa-like features
Hidden costs to consider
- Plumbing upgrades or rerouting
- Structural repairs or water damage
- Electrical work for new fixtures
- Floor reinforcement or damage repair
- Ventilation system upgrades
Expert Buying Tips
Six things our crews wish every homeowner had settled before the first quote.
Measure accurately
Get precise measurements of your bathroom space. This ensures perfect fit and prevents costly mistakes.
Know your plumbing
Understand existing plumbing layout. Some changes may require additional work and expense.
Plan for ventilation
Proper ventilation prevents moisture problems. Ensure your system handles bathroom humidity.
Choose quality fixtures
Invest in durable fixtures. Quality hardware lasts longer and reduces future maintenance costs.
Consider accessibility
Plan for current and future needs. Grab bars, wider doors, and walk-in options add value.
Get multiple quotes
Compare options and pricing. Professional consultation helps you understand true value and costs.
Ready to Transform Your Home?
Start your renovation journey today with a free consultation. Whether it's a bathroom upgrade, kitchen remodel, or basement finishing, our experts will help you design a space that fits your lifestyle and budget.