It depends mostly on the size of the room, the fixtures you choose, and how much tile goes in. A refresh with a new vanity, toilet, and flooring sits at one end. A full gut with a new shower, moved plumbing, and tile on every wall sits at the other. Tile is usually the biggest swing, since a large shower with mosaic or patterned tile takes far more labor than a tub surround in big-format tile. Moving plumbing or electrical adds cost too. The most accurate way to get a number is a free estimate, because we price your actual bathroom and not an average.

A full bathroom typically takes about two weeks once work starts, and a larger primary bath with a custom shower can run closer to a month. The schedule stretches when custom items have long lead times, so we recommend choosing your tile, vanity, and fixtures before demolition begins. Surprises behind the walls can add a few days as well.

Often yes, but it depends on the scope. Cosmetic updates like paint, a new vanity top, or swapping cabinets and counters usually don’t need one. A permit is typically required when plumbing or electrical gets moved, a gas line is involved, or a wall comes out. Each city in the county runs its own building department, so the details differ between Salt Lake City and Sandy, for example. We tell you up front which permits your project needs and handle the paperwork.

Your tile and vanity. Both can take weeks to arrive, and the rest of the plan is built around them, from where the shower valve sits to how the tile layout lands on the wall. Our Tile Options page is an easy way to narrow down a look before your estimate.

Yes. We work throughout Salt Lake County, including Salt Lake City, Sandy, Murray, Millcreek, Holladay, Draper, South Jordan, West Jordan, Taylorsville, and Midvale. If your city isn’t listed, call or request an estimate and we’ll confirm.