Expert Home Builders, Inc.
"Expert Home Builders was able to respond to a water leak damage, I am grateful for solving the situation. Thank you Javier. "
4.5 star review from Lamarr C. in Mill Creek, WA
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Bayside Builders Group
"As soon as my new tile flooring was installed, everyone who entered into my home immediately complimented on how nice it looked. It definitely made a huge difference after replacing those old carpets which had stains all over them. I am glad that a friend of mine referred me to Bayside Builders because they really do take care of their clients and provide excellent service."
5.0 star review from Ingra R. in Hayward, CA
Bay Home Remodeling, Inc.
"We love our new bathrooms! Gal and the crew did an amazing job, everything that we dreamed came to reality.Gal explained everything in details and was really attended to our needs and wants,the process went relatively smooth and the crew was very polite.I recommend Bay Home Remodeling And will call them again for our kitchen in the future."
5.0 star review from Alison T. in Orinda, CA
Ivan Alberto Rivera Rivas
"On south & west sides (1100 sf), complete stucco plaster removal & replacement, termite & woodrot repairs, some framing & structural work, removal & replacement of exterior sheathing, new ext wall insulation, replace outdated electrical wiring. Worked continuously start to finish in 2 months. A little light on the documentation, so need to be explicit on scope of work & add costs on paper. Great value & good workers."
4.5 star review from Jim R. in San Francisco, CA
Green Bay Remodeling
"Greenbay delivered exactly what they promised and in the time frame they quoted. Our project manager Vlady was a great guy and really helped us select the right materials and look for our master bathroom. We would be happy to do business with them again. "
5.0 star review from Douglas L. in Petaluma, CA
NorCal Remodeling Group, LLC
"All work was done as promised on time and as requested. Everyone I dealt with from our salesman to our installers were super friendly and had our best interest in mind. The finished product is stunning and was done at a great price. You can't beat these guys, they're simply the best. Jeff our project manager and Steve the owner were always around checking the work. Roberto and Pedro, were very friendly, and super knowledgeable in all aspects of the construction. Don, our salesman, made a lot of promises, and all of them were kept. Thank you Don, Steve, Roberto, Pedro, and Jeff . See you guys soon for the addition of our second bathroom!!"
5.0 star review from Gaetano A. in Belmont, CA
Neat Builders, Inc.
"Terrific experience with Neat Builders. Their communication and customer service is top notch. They do a quality job, on time, and care about their work. Cannot recommend them highly enough."
5.0 star review from Joe A. in San Francisco, CA
Realty Builders, Inc.
"Realty Builders did a great job and were flexible with our schedule."
5.0 star review from Stephen A. in San Francisco, CA
California Custom Construction
"I hired Joe to do a tile job in my bathroom. I had a half tile shower with a seat in it, also tile around my bathtub and floor with a drain installed on the floor. The tile came out just beautiful. Also, when I was overseas, I called Joe for an emergency plumbing job under my rental. He came the same day and did the repair. I am glad to have someone to call and trust the job will be done correctly and fairly."
5.0 star review from Michael A. in Arcata, CA
Giant Builders, Inc.
"The crew were timely, efficient and professional. Thanks to them the outcome is a beautiful new master bathroom . There were minimal surprises but they made sure we are aware of every delay / change. At the end they delivered exactly what we wanted."
5.0 star review from Sean S. in Denver, CO
Eddie General Construction
"Eddie and his team did an amazing job. We had them convert part of our basement into a room with bathroom. Eddie worked with me on the design and was able to accommodate my schedule and budget. Communication was great, everything was done on schedule and according to my preference. Quality exceeded my expectations! I was so pleased with their work that I've given them another project to replace part of my house siding."
5.0 star review from Dmitriy K. in Berkeley, CA
How much do bathroom remodelers typically cost?
- San Francisco, CA Average$19,657
- Typical Range$11,558 - $29,653
- Low End - High End$5,200 - $45,000
Costs for related projects in San Francisco, CA
- Install a Bath Fan$290 - $628
- Install a Glass Shower Door$800 - $1,225
- Refinish a Bathtub$265 - $636
- Remodel a Bathroom$11,558 - $29,653
- Repair a Glass Shower Door$153 - $413
Whether you are looking to improve the resale value of your home or simply want to improve your own life, a bathroom remodel can help you accomplish your goals. That is, of course, as long as you find bathroom remodelers near you that are affordable, have a good reputation, and are willing to work with you to achieve your dreams of a beautiful, updated bathroom.
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Getting Started in Planning Your Bathroom Remodel
A bathroom remodeling project can be as simple as changing the tiling or as complex as gutting and replacing everything in the room. That range of possibilities means you have to know exactly what you want before getting started in estimating your cost and finding bathroom remodelers near you. Here are a few tips to help your project get off the ground:
- Know your goal. What about your bathroom do you want to change? Are you simply looking for an update, or an entirely new room? Will you need a new shower, tub, or both?
- Find your style. Modern, contemporary bathrooms can be beautiful, but so can more elegant, classic alternatives. Find the style that matches both your preferences and the rest of your home. The type of bathroom also impacts your choices here; a guest bathroom will probably need a more neutral style than a lavish master bath retreat.
- Choose a layout. You might be constrained by the existing proportions of your room. But even within these proportions, you can still lay out your bathroom in a way that maximizes its function. Make sure that you can fit everything you want and need, while still having enough room to comfortably maneuver in the space.
Of course, the right bathroom contractor can help you determine these steps, and provide you with some options to get started. But if you at least have a general idea about each of the above points, you can more easily find a remodeler that will help you build a beautiful, new bathroom retreat.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to remodel a bathroom?
The average bathroom remodel ranges between $6,000 and $15,000. Your budget may be as little as $3,500 for a small powder room or as large as $25,000 for a large master bathroom.
Labor alone is between $40 and $75 per hour, and accounts for about 50% of the entire project. In an area with a thriving real estate market, those prices could be up to 20% higher. The rest of the budget consists of materials and features.
The size of your bathroom, quality of the features, and amount of plumbing required can all increase project costs.
How long does a bathroom renovation take?
The average bathroom remodel takes about 3 to 4 weeks of full-time labor, including all plumbing. It can be as short as one week for a simple paint or tiling job, or as long as 3 months for a comprehensive remodel of a large space.
What is the cheapest way to remodel a bathroom?
A bathroom remodel is almost always expensive, but you can take a few cost-saving steps:
- Keep the layout identical to avoid plumbing work.
- Substitute cheaper materials like vinyl flooring, laminate countertops and faux-stone tiles.
- Refinish your tub instead of buying a new one.
- Buy prefabricated features instead of custom sizes.
- Refresh existing vanities with new hardware and faucets.
- Offer to help the contractor, if permitted, to save on labor costs.
What questions should I ask bathroom remodelers?
- Do you take on projects like mine?
- What's your timeline for completion?
- Can I see examples of your work?
- Will your price change after you start the work?
- Will your job include demolition?
- Will you subcontract some of the work, like plumbing?
- Do you trust your subcontractors?
- Do you and your subcontractors have active licenses and insurance?
- Will my projects need permits, and can you get them?
- Do you offer a warranty after completion of the job?