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02Bathrooms

Bathrooms that are built to stay dry for decades

Primary suites, hall baths and powder rooms. Sofie designs the room and runs selections in our showroom, and Ray's crew handles waterproofing and tile themselves, which is where most bathrooms go wrong.

Starts at
$25,000
Start to finish
2 to 4 months
On site
4 to 7 weeks of construction
Cedar Terrace primary bath, after plan: Finished: curbless shower, freestanding tub, double vanity12'-4"10'-10"PRIMARY BATHCurbless shower, linear drain1Freestanding tub by the window272 in. double vanity3Heated tile floor4
  1. 1. Curbless shower, linear drain
  2. 2. Freestanding tub by the window
  3. 3. 72 in. double vanity
  4. 4. Heated tile floor
Fig. 01Cedar Terrace primary bath, finished plan

AIncluded

What every bathroom project includes

  • Measured plan, elevations and a tile layout
  • Membrane waterproofing on every wet wall and floor
  • Plumbing and valves replaced, not reused
  • Quiet exhaust fan on a humidity sensor
  • Heated floors and curbless showers when the framing allows
  • Glass, fixtures and vanity installed and adjusted
  • Permits, inspections and dust containment

BGood, Better, Best

Three levels, one design

Every proposal prices your design at three finish levels. These are the ranges our recent projects landed in; your scope sets where yours falls.

  1. Good

    Essential

    $25,000 to $38,000

    • Porcelain tile
    • Framed glass door
    • Stock vanity
    • Existing layout
  2. Better · most chosen

    Signature

    $38,000 to $65,000

    • Large-format porcelain
    • Frameless glass
    • Furniture vanity with stone
    • Niche and bench
  3. Best

    Bespoke

    $65,000 and up

    • Natural stone
    • Curbless shower
    • Heated floors
    • Freestanding tub

CTimeline

How long it usually takes

2 to 4 months from the first design meeting to a finished bathroom, including 4 to 7 weeks of construction. Permits and custom orders are the usual reasons a schedule moves, and we tell you as soon as we know.

  1. Design and selections3 wks
  2. Permits2 wks
  3. Demolition1 wk
  4. Rough-in2 wks
  5. Finishes3 wks
  6. Punch list1 wk

About 12 weeks end to end. Typical ranges from past projects, not a commitment: your project manager writes your schedule during design.

DDecisions that move the price

Where the money goes

  • 1

    Tub or shower

    Most primary baths trade the tub for a larger shower. If you keep a tub, a freestanding one by a window is often worth the space.

  • 2

    Curbless showers

    No step at all takes a recessed floor. In many houses we can do it for $4,000 to $8,000 more; we check the framing at the consultation.

  • 3

    Moving plumbing

    Keeping the toilet and drains in place saves money. Moving them is possible on most floors and runs $4,000 to $9,000.

EProjects

Before, during and after

Cedar Terrace primary bath, after plan: Finished: curbless shower, freestanding tub, double vanity12'-4"10'-10"PRIMARY BATHCurbless shower, linear drain1Freestanding tub by the window272 in. double vanity3Heated tile floor4
  1. 1. Curbless shower, linear drain
  2. 2. Freestanding tub by the window
  3. 3. 72 in. double vanity
  4. 4. Heated tile floor

AfterFinished: curbless shower, freestanding tub, double vanity

Cedar Terrace · 1987 two-story

Cedar Terrace primary bath

An alcove tub and a linen closet became a curbless shower, a freestanding tub by the window and a 72-inch double vanity over a heated floor.

Budget range
$62,000 to $70,000
Duration
6 weeks of construction
Scope, timeline and selections
Old Mill hall bath, after plan: Finished: refinished tub, hex floor, vanity with drawers8'-6"8'-6"HALL BATHTiled niche1Refinished cast iron tub2Vanity with drawers3Hex mosaic floor4
  1. 1. Tiled niche
  2. 2. Refinished cast iron tub
  3. 3. Vanity with drawers
  4. 4. Hex mosaic floor

AfterFinished: refinished tub, hex floor, vanity with drawers

Old Mill District · 1928 bungalow

Old Mill hall bath

A 1928 hall bath refreshed around its original cast iron tub: hex mosaic floor, a tiled niche, a vanity with real storage and a new window.

Budget range
$34,000 to $38,000
Duration
4 weeks of construction
Scope, timeline and selections

FQuestions

Bathroom questions

How long does a bathroom remodel take?

Most bathrooms take 2 to 4 months from the first design meeting, including 4 to 7 weeks of construction. Tile and waterproofing take the longest, and we will not rush curing times.

What do your projects typically cost?

Kitchens start at $45,000 and most land between $65,000 and $140,000. Bathrooms start at $25,000; primary baths usually run $45,000 to $90,000. Basements start at $50,000, additions at $120,000 and whole home remodels at $150,000. Your estimate request gives you a rough planning range right away, and the design phase turns it into a fixed price.

Do you offer a warranty?

Every project comes with a two-year workmanship warranty, plus the manufacturer warranties on cabinets, fixtures and appliances, all listed in your project binder.

Estimate request

Start your bathroom estimate

Four short steps: the project, your home, budget and timing, and how to reach you. You get a rough planning range right away, and a designer calls within one business day.

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