Get my bath price
White Shaker vanity with a gray stone top and brass pulls, a window framed mirror, and a freestanding tub in a glass enclosed wet area at the back

About

The price shows up before any contractor does

An independent bathroom remodeling service for West Chester, Ohio and the towns around it.

  1. The price comes first

    Built from Cincinnati area trade pay, today's material prices, permit fees and an ordinary margin.

  2. You design it

    Vanity, tile, glass and finish are yours to set in 3D, and the total tracks each one.

  3. Licensed pros build it

    A licensed contractor from nearby confirms it on site, then builds it.

Why the price comes first

Same bathroom, three very different numbers

Ask three remodelers to bid one bathroom and you can get three numbers that barely relate. One is half of the others. One sits a fifth higher. Not one of them lists what is inside it.

Plenty of bids start as a guess made in the doorway, or a price sheet that went out to every house that week. A real bath price means looking up what plumbers, tile setters and electricians here are paid, then adding the shower pan, tile, vanity and glass you picked. That is slow work, and it is easy to skip.

So we did it once, properly. Our tool totals your bathroom piece by piece from Cincinnati area pay rates, this year's material prices and local permit fees, and every piece is on screen. A number that is honest with you and honest with the crew that builds it.

How it works

Number, design, check, build

  1. About 60 seconds

    Get your number

    Say which bathroom it is and what changes: tub, shower, vanity, tile, toilet, lights, fan. Add your ZIP. Three finish levels come back, each split into lines and costed from local trade pay.

  2. A few minutes

    Finish the room in 3D

    Choose the layout nearest to yours. Then set the vanity color, tile, glass and faucet finish and look at the room from any side. Each change updates the total.

  3. Only when you ask

    Have it checked

    A licensed local contractor visits, measures the room, looks at the subfloor and the pipes and confirms the number. No visit is booked until you request it.

  4. Usually 1 to 3 weeks of work

    Build it

    The permit is pulled, fixtures and the vanity are ordered and the crew starts. Same layout hall baths tend to need 1 to 3 weeks on site. Glass gets measured after the last tile goes up.

No house call needed

Get your own bathroom total

Roughly sixty seconds, then the room on screen in 3D.