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How Much Will it Cost to
Remodel Your Bathroom?

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Custom Bathroom Remodeling Costs

The cost of your bathroom remodel depends on what you want to change. More complicated projects that involve a lot of alterations to the space tend to be more expensive. Most bathroom remodels fall into one of three types of projects. Read their descriptions to see which one best fits your expectations for your remodel.

Select One

Cosmetic Refresh

Cosmetic Refresh Bathroom Remodel Costs

HALF BATHROOM
— 25 – 40 SQ FT —
$10,000 – $20,000

FULL BATHROOM
— 40 – 60 SQ FT —
$20,000 – $40,000

PRIMARY BATHROOM
— 60 – 200 SQ FT —
$40,000 – $75,000

Before
After

A cosmetic refresh is a budget-friendly option to update your bathroom’s visual appearance without making major changes to the configuration of the space. This type of remodel is characterized by surface-level updates to fixtures and finishes such as countertops, plumbing fixtures, and flooring.

By using this remodeling method, you can keep the existing layout and major components intact.  It focuses on making small, manageable changes to enhance the bathroom’s appearance without addressing major design flaws.

Features of a cosmetic bathroom refresh may include:

  • Re-finished vanity
  • New paint
  • Updated countertops
  • New plumbing fixtures
  • New flooring
  • Shower enclosure replacement
Book Your Free Design Consultation
Pull & Replace

PULL & REPLACE BATHROOM REMODEL COSTS

HALF BATHROOM
— 25 – 40 SQ FT —
$15,000 – $35,000

FULL BATHROOM
— 40 – 60 SQ FT —
$35,000 – $60,000

PRIMARY BATHROOM
— 60 – 200 SQ FT —
$60,000 – $120,000

Before
After

A pull-and-replace remodel is a more comprehensive option for your bathroom, going beyond a simple cosmetic refresh. It involves stripping down the entire bathroom to the bare walls and replacing everything, while keeping the layout unchanged.

A pull-and-replace bathroom remodel is great for spaces where the layout works well, but the features and finishes are outdated. This type of remodel can address minor design flaws related to the products used in the bathroom, but it cannot fix layout-related issues.

Features of a pull-and-replace remodel may include:

  • Updated vanity & countertops
  • Fresh paint
  • Shower/ bathtub replacement
  • Updated lighting fixtures
  • New plumbing fixtures
  • New flooring
Book Your Free Design Consultation
Custom Remodel

Full Custom Bathroom Remodel Costs

HALF BATHROOM
— 25 – 40 SQ FT —
$25,000 – $45,000

FULL BATHROOM
— 40 – 60 SQ FT —
$45,000 – $75,000

PRIMARY BATHROOM
— 60 – 200 SQ FT —
$75,000 – $200,000+

Before
After

For a design perfectly tailored to your needs, you may want a full custom bathroom remodel. The most complicated of the 3 types of bathroom remodels, a custom bathroom offers extensive design options and allows for complete flexibility.

In a full custom bathroom remodel, you can rearrange the layout, expand the bathroom, or even relocating it. This type of remodel is more expensive but provides the freedom to design the bathroom according to your preferences.

Features commonly found in a full custom remodel include:

  • Total bathroom layout redesign
  • Major structural changes
  • Updated vanity & countertops
  • Fresh paint
  • New bathtub
  • Custom shower
  • New toilet
  • Updated lighting fixtures
  • New plumbing fixtures
  • New flooring
Book Your Free Design Consultation
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Cosmetic Refresh Bathroom Remodel Costs

HALF BATHROOM
— 25 – 40 SQ FT —
$10,000 – $20,000

FULL BATHROOM
— 40 – 60 SQ FT —
$20,000 – $40,000

PRIMARY BATHROOM
— 60 – 200 SQ FT —
$40,000 – $75,000

Before
After

A cosmetic refresh is a budget-friendly option to update your bathroom’s visual appearance without making major changes to the configuration of the space. This type of remodel is characterized by surface-level updates to fixtures and finishes such as countertops, plumbing fixtures, and flooring.

By using this remodeling method, you can keep the existing layout and major components intact.  It focuses on making small, manageable changes to enhance the bathroom’s appearance without addressing major design flaws.

Features of a cosmetic bathroom refresh may include:

  • Re-finished vanity
  • New paint
  • Updated countertops
  • New plumbing fixtures
  • New flooring
  • Shower enclosure replacement
Book Your Free Design Consultation
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PULL & REPLACE BATHROOM REMODEL COSTS

HALF BATHROOM
— 25 – 40 SQ FT —
$15,000 – $35,000

FULL BATHROOM
— 40 – 60 SQ FT —
$35,000 – $60,000

PRIMARY BATHROOM
— 60 – 200 SQ FT —
$60,000 – $120,000

Before
After

A pull-and-replace remodel is a more comprehensive option for your bathroom, going beyond a simple cosmetic refresh. It involves stripping down the entire bathroom to the bare walls and replacing everything, while keeping the layout unchanged.

A pull-and-replace bathroom remodel is great for spaces where the layout works well, but the features and finishes are outdated. This type of remodel can address minor design flaws related to the products used in the bathroom, but it cannot fix layout-related issues.

Features of a pull-and-replace remodel may include:

  • Updated vanity & countertops
  • Fresh paint
  • Shower/ bathtub replacement
  • Updated lighting fixtures
  • New plumbing fixtures
  • New flooring
Book Your Free Design Consultation
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Full Custom Bathroom Remodel Costs

HALF BATHROOM
— 25 – 40 SQ FT —
$25,000 – $45,000

FULL BATHROOM
— 40 – 60 SQ FT —
$45,000 – $75,000

PRIMARY BATHROOM
— 60 – 200 SQ FT —
$75,000 – $200,000+

Before
After

For a design perfectly tailored to your needs, you may want a full custom bathroom remodel. The most complicated of the 3 types of bathroom remodels, a custom bathroom offers extensive design options and allows for complete flexibility.

In a full custom bathroom remodel, you can rearrange the layout, expand the bathroom, or even relocating it. This type of remodel is more expensive but provides the freedom to design the bathroom according to your preferences.

Features commonly found in a full custom remodel include:

  • Total bathroom layout redesign
  • Major structural changes
  • Updated vanity & countertops
  • Fresh paint
  • New bathtub
  • Custom shower
  • New toilet
  • Updated lighting fixtures
  • New plumbing fixtures
  • New flooring
Book Your Free Design Consultation
Judkins 002 After Web-1
We are very pleased with the remodel of our upstairs bathroom by Lamont Brothers. Most materials and fixtures were delivered on site before construction, and the electrical, plumbing and flooring subcontractors completed their tasks on schedule. We enjoyed working with the Lamont team assigned to the project: design consultant Matt, designer Emily, site foreman Zeb and his assistant, Travis. Matt suggested the bathtub and surround which look great. Emily produced a detailed design that met or exceeded our expectations for cabinetry, plumbing and electrical fixtures, and towel and grab bars. Zeb and Travis placed protection on walls and flooring and completed pre-construction demolition quickly with minimal disruption. Zeb insulated and drywalled the space, installed cabinets and the shower enclosure, painted the ceiling and walls, and trimmed out the floor, windows, and door. Zeb is an extraordinary craftsman, and this is evident in every aspect of his work.
David
Kimerling After Web-1
The Lamont team did a great job with our master bathroom remodel. The project involved a complete tear down and replacement of the shower, bath, sinks, cabinetry, toilet and flooring. Cory talked us through what the project would look like at the very beginning and then stayed connected with us through all the steps. Emily created a 3D design that captured the upgrades we wanted and gave us confidence to move into the build stage. Zeb and Travis did most of the construction and were very detailed oriented. We would recommend Lamont for those looking for a professional remodel team.
Abbie

Learn more about Portland bathroom remodeling

What Affects the Cost of Your Bathroom Remodel?

There are several factors that may influence the cost of your bathroom remodel. Here are the 3 most important ones to consider when planning your project.

1. Level of Customization

The more customized your bathroom remodel designs, the more the project will cost. Custom work requires more labor and higher-quality products, so be prepared to pay more for custom features.

2. Project Involvement

A contractor who takes a more involved role in planning, organizing, and constructing your bathroom remodel will cost more than a contractor who offloads responsibilities to you or other subcontractors.

3. Product & Material Quality

Nobody wants to remodel their bathroom just to watch it fall apart a year later. However, high-quality materials and craftsmanship for your bathroom remodel often come at a higher cost.

Ready to Get Started?

Step 1

Schedule a call with a Design Consultant

Step 2

Invite us to your home for an initial evaluation

Step 3

Align on budget and meet to discuss the design

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Lamont Bros.’ process for a bathroom remodel?

As a design-build firm, we work with homeowners to thoroughly plan out their bathroom remodel project before moving them to construction. Check out our Process Page to learn more about the design-build experience.

Can you keep the cost of my bathroom remodel within my budget?

Absolutely. At Lamont Bros., we’re committed to keeping you in charge of the cost of your bathroom remodel. One major benefit of the design-build process is that you’ll know exactly how much your remodel will cost before it ever begins construction.

Do you offer financing for bathroom remodeling?

Although Lamont Bros. does not directly offer financing for bathroom remodels, we do partner with several lenders to provide our clients with a variety of financing options. Whether you need $50,000 or $500,000, we’ll work with you to find a lender who meets your financing needs.

How is Lamont Bros. different from other contractors?

Lamont Bros. is a design-build firm, meaning we offer full-process remodeling services and oversee both the design and construction of a remodel. Design-build firms are but one of many types of contractors available to you.

To ensure that you’re able to hire a contractor who meets all of your bathroom remodeling expectations, check out our 3-Step Guide to Choosing a Remodeling Contractor.

Is a bathroom remodel a good investment?

When designed well and kept to a reasonable budget, a bathroom remodel can be a great investment in the value of your home and the quality of your life while you live there. Market data suggests that a bathroom remodel can add up to 80% of its cost back to the home’s value upon completion.