Transparent, upfront pricing for every budget. From basic refreshes to full luxury remodels, see what your bathroom transformation will cost.
Every project is unique. These ranges reflect typical costs for Bloomington-area bathroom remodels based on scope and materials.
A cost-effective update that refreshes the look and feel of your existing bathroom.
The most popular option. A complete refresh with upgraded materials and modern design.
A top-to-bottom transformation with premium materials and custom craftsmanship.
Ranges for Bloomington and the south Twin Cities metro, for licensed, permitted work with materials and labor included.
$7,000 to $15,000
Tub removal, a new shower valve and pan, waterproofing, tiled walls and a glass door or panel.
$5,000 to $15,000
New tile, waterproofing, fixtures and glass in the existing shower footprint.
$6,000 to $16,000
A low-threshold or curbless shower, grab bars on solid blocking, a comfort-height toilet and a slip-resistant floor.
$25,000 to $45,000
Down to the studs, plumbing and wiring updated where needed, custom tile and all new fixtures.
$35,000 to $70,000
A larger primary suite with a double vanity, a tiled walk-in shower, and often a freestanding tub and heated floor.
For reference, Remodeling Magazine's 2025 Cost vs. Value report puts a complete midrange bathroom remodel in the Minneapolis market at $27,413.
Several factors influence the final cost of your bathroom remodel. Here are the biggest variables we see on Bloomington-area projects.
Larger bathrooms require more materials and labor. Layout changes that involve moving plumbing or electrical add to the overall cost.
Standard ceramic tile vs. natural stone, laminate vs. quartz countertops, builder-grade vs. designer fixtures — materials are the biggest cost driver.
Relocating drains, supply lines, or electrical circuits adds complexity. Older Bloomington homes may need updated plumbing to meet current code.
A cosmetic refresh (paint, fixtures, vanity) costs far less than a full gut-and-remodel that involves framing, waterproofing, and new subfloor.
Walk-in showers, grab bars, barrier-free entries, and ADA-compliant layouts are worthwhile investments that can affect overall project cost.
Bloomington requires permits for most remodeling work. We handle all permitting through the City of Bloomington Building and Inspection Division on your behalf.