
Bathroom services
Every kind of bathroom work, priced first
Tick what your bathroom needs, see one total for all of it, then walk the room in 3D.
Nine services
Pick the work your room needs
Open a card for the scope, the timeline and the usual questions.
ShowersTiled walk in showers with glass, sealed properly under the tile.See showers
BathtubsFreestanding, soaking or alcove tubs, plus the walls around them.See bathtubs
VanitiesSingle or double vanities with the top, sinks, faucets and mirror.See vanities
TileFloor tile, shower walls and one standout wall.See tile
Tub to showerThe tub nobody soaks in comes out and a walk in shower goes in.See tub to shower
Plumbing and fixturesToilets, faucets, valves, tub fillers and pipes moved to new spots.See plumbing and fixtures
Lights and fansSconces, ceiling lights and a fan strong enough for the steam.See lights and fans
Powder roomsThe half bath by the front door. Small room, quick change.See powder rooms
Accessible bathsShowers with no step, grab bars and comfort height fixtures.See accessible baths How it works
Four steps, each one yours to start
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.
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.
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.
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
Price the whole room at once
Check off what changes and watch the total follow.