Bathroom Remodel Cost Guide
What Does a Bathroom Remodel Really Cost in Central Florida?
A bathroom remodel is one of the most rewarding investments you can make in your home — and one of the most variable to price. Whether you’re transforming a primary suite into a spa-inspired retreat, refreshing a guest bath, or elevating a powder room into a showpiece, the cost depends on the scope of work, the size of the space, and the level of finish you choose.
At Pro Work, we believe in full transparency before a single decision is made. This guide gives you honest, real-world pricing for bathroom remodels in Central Florida — so you can plan with confidence and invest with clarity.
Two Approaches to Budgeting Your Bathroom Remodel
Approach 1-
Design to a Fixed Budget
We’re honest about fit. Pro Work’s focus is on delivering premium craftsmanship and an exceptional experience. If your primary goal is the lowest possible price, we may not be the right firm. But if you want the best your budget can produce — we’re exactly who you want.
Approach 2-
Let the Design Drive the Budget
This approach gives you the full picture before committing — so every dollar you spend is a confident, intentional decision.
What Drives the Cost of a Bathroom Remodel?
How long do you plan to stay in your home?
If this is your forever home, investing in premium materials, heated floors, and spa-level features delivers lasting value in both comfort and resale appeal. If you’re planning to sell within a few years, a clean, elevated mid-tier remodel often provides the best return on investment.
What is the size and current condition of the bathroom?
Larger bathrooms naturally cost more to tile, plumb, and finish. Older bathrooms may require waterproofing updates, subfloor repairs, mold remediation, or plumbing upgrades that aren’t visible until demolition begins. Pro Work evaluates these conditions early to eliminate budget surprises.
Are you moving fixtures or keeping them in place?
Keeping your toilet, vanity, and shower in their existing locations is the most cost-effective approach. Relocating plumbing fixtures — even a few feet — requires rerouting supply and drain lines, which adds meaningfully to labor and material costs.
What finish level are you targeting?
The difference between ceramic tile and natural stone, semi-custom and full custom cabinetry, or standard and premium plumbing fixtures can represent tens of thousands of dollars in a single bathroom. Pro Work will help you make selections that reflect your goals without over- or under-investing.
Bathroom Remodel Pricing Tiers
PRIMARY / MASTER BATHROOM
BASIC
Starting at
$25K+
- Existing tub and shower replaced with new fiberglass tub and shower base (same size and location)
- Ceramic tile floor and shower walls
- Standard plumbing fixtures
- Semi-custom vanity cabinetry
- Level 1 quartz countertop
- Minor electrical updates
- Custom shower door
- Fixtures remain in existing locations
- Minimal drywall repairs
MID
Starting at
$35K+
- Existing tub removed — expanded tile shower with mud base installed (no tub)
- Porcelain tile floor, shower base, and walls
- Upgraded plumbing fixtures
- Custom overlay cabinetry
- Mid-level quartz countertop
- Moderate electrical updates
- Custom shower door
- Limited fixture relocation permitted
- Drywall repairs as needed
PREMIUM
Starting at
$60K+
- Existing tub removed — new freestanding or soaking tub installed plus expanded tile shower with seat
- Natural stone or large-format porcelain tile floor, shower base, and walls
- Upper-end plumbing fixtures — rainfall shower, handheld, body sprays
- Custom inset cabinetry
- Quartzite or upper-tier quartz countertop
- Full electrical updates including heated floor and accent lighting
- Custom frameless shower door
- Full fixture relocation permitted
- Complete drywall repair and waterproofing
GUEST / HALL BATHROOM
BASIC
Starting at
$20K+
- Existing tub retained and refreshed
- Ceramic tile floor and shower/tub surround walls
- Standard plumbing fixtures
- Semi-custom vanity cabinetry
- Level 1 quartz countertop
- Minor electrical updates
- Custom shower door
- Fixtures remain in existing locations
- Minimal drywall repairs
MID
Starting at
$25K+
- Existing tub replaced with new tub or fiberglass shower base
- Porcelain tile floor, shower base, and walls
- Upgraded plumbing fixtures
- Custom overlay cabinetry
- Mid-level quartz countertop
- Moderate electrical updates
- Custom shower door
- Limited fixture relocation permitted
- Drywall repairs as needed
PREMIUM
Starting at
$32K+
- Tub removed — replaced with custom tile base shower
- Porcelain or natural stone tile floor and shower
- Upper-end plumbing fixtures
- Custom inset vanity cabinetry
- Quartzite or upper-tier quartz countertop
- Full electrical updates
- Custom frameless shower door
- Limited fixture relocation permitted
- Full drywall repair and waterproofing
POWDER ROOM / HALF BATH
BASIC
Starting at
$5K+
- Existing flooring retained
- Standard plumbing fixtures — toilet and faucet
- Semi-custom vanity cabinetry
- Semi-custom vanity cabinetry
- Level 1 quartz countertop
- Minor electrical updates
- Fixtures remain in existing locations
- Minimal drywall repairs
MID
Starting at
$8K+
- New hardwood or porcelain tile flooring
- Upgraded plumbing fixtures
- Custom overlay vanity cabinetry
- Mid-level quartz countertop
- Minor electrical updates
- Fixtures remain in existing locations
- Drywall repairs as needed
PREMIUM
Starting at
$14K+
- Porcelain or natural stone tile flooring
- Upper-end plumbing fixtures — designer faucet, vessel sink, or wall-mount
- Custom inset or floating vanity cabinetry
- Quartzite or upper-tier quartz countertop
- Electrical updates including accent and vanity lighting
- Decorative wall treatments — wainscoting, wallpaper, or specialty finish
- Fixtures may be relocated
- Full drywall repair and finishing
Everything Is Included — That's the Pro Work Difference
INCLUDED IN EVERY PRO WORK DESIGN-BUILD REMODEL
✓ Space planning & layout design with our team
✓ Dedicated project manager from start to finish
✓ All labor within the defined scope of work
✓ All materials within the defined scope of work
✓ Permit fees — Pro Work manages all permitting and inspections
✓ Painting & wall finishing within the remodel scope
✓ Decorative & vanity light fixtures (per agreed selections)
✓ Mirrors (per agreed selections and scope)
✓ Itemized, transparent pricing before any work begins
✓ Clear, consistent communication throughout every phase
Breaking Down the Key Cost Factors
Tile — Floor, Shower & Walls
Tile is one of the most visible — and most variable — cost factors in a bathroom remodel. The material you choose, the size of the tile, the complexity of the pattern, and the amount of surface area all affect the final number. Ceramic tile is the most cost-effective option. Porcelain offers greater durability and a wider range of visual options. Natural stone — marble, travertine, quartzite — delivers the most dramatic result and the highest price point. Large-format tiles also increase labor cost due to precision cutting and leveling requirements.
Vanity Cabinetry & Countertops
The vanity is the visual anchor of any bathroom. Semi-custom cabinetry delivers solid quality at an accessible price point. Custom overlay cabinets offer more flexibility in sizing, finish, and storage configuration. Custom inset cabinetry — where doors sit flush within the frame — represents the highest level of craftsmanship and finish quality. Countertop selection follows a similar range: Level 1 quartz provides excellent value, mid-tier quartz expands your visual options, and quartzite or exotic natural stone creates a truly one-of-a-kind surface.
Shower Configuration
Whether you keep a tub, convert to a walk-in shower, or install both, shower configuration is one of the most impactful decisions in any bathroom remodel. Keeping an existing tub in place is the most cost-effective path. Removing a tub and installing a custom mud-base tile shower adds cost but dramatically opens the space. Adding a freestanding soaking tub alongside an expanded shower represents the premium investment — and the most spa-like result.
Waterproofing & Subfloor Condition
Bathrooms are high-moisture environments — and older bathrooms often reveal water damage, compromised waterproofing, or deteriorated subfloor material once demolition begins. Pro Work conducts a thorough evaluation before construction starts to identify these conditions early. Proper waterproofing of shower surrounds, floors, and wet walls is non-negotiable at Pro Work — it protects your investment and your home for years to come.
Electrical Updates
Pro Tip: We recommend budgeting 5–10% of your total project cost as a contingency for any unforeseen conditions discovered during demolition — particularly in older bathrooms where moisture damage or outdated plumbing may not be visible until the walls come down.
Frequently Asked Question — Bathroom Remodel Costs
It depends on how you live and who lives in your home. If you rarely use the tub, a well-designed walk-in shower reclaims significant space and dramatically elevates the feel of the room. If you have young children or value the option of a bath, we can explore tub/shower combinations that serve both needs. We’ll help you think through what makes the most sense for your lifestyle and your home’s long-term value.