How Much Does a Bathroom Remodel Cost in Cache Valley?
Bathrooms cost more per square foot than any other room, which surprises people every time. A 40 square foot bathroom can carry more plumbing, tile, and waterproofing labor than a 200 square foot bedroom carries in total.
These are ranges, not quotes — a real number comes from walking your house and writing the scope.
Most projects land between $30,000 – $40,000
Typical timeline: 3 – 6 weeks · Scope assumed: Full remodel, to the studs
What Drives Cost Up
- A custom tiled shower with a curbless entry, a bench, niches, and frameless glass.
- Moving the toilet — the drain is 3 inches and has to be re-cut into the floor structure at the right slope.
- Large-format tile or a slab shower surround, which needs a dead-flat substrate and much more labor.
- Heated floors, steam, or a freestanding tub with a floor-mounted filler.
- Rot or failed waterproofing found behind the old shower, common in valley homes built before 2000.
What Drives Cost Down
- Keeping the toilet, tub, and vanity in their existing locations.
- An acrylic or solid-surface shower surround instead of tile — a good product now, and far less labor.
- A stock vanity in a standard size rather than a custom build.
- Standard 12x24 porcelain in a straight lay instead of a small mosaic or herringbone pattern.
- Semi-frameless glass instead of full frameless with heavy glass and custom hardware.
Not sure where in that range you land?
The cost estimator asks four questions about your project and returns a live range for it.
What Each Level Actually Includes
Not marketing labels. These describe real scope differences.
Guest or hall bath in the same footprint. New tub or acrylic surround, tile floor, stock vanity and top, toilet, fixtures, lighting, exhaust fan, and paint.
Where most of our bathrooms land. Taken to the studs, tiled shower with membrane waterproofing, semi-frameless glass, semi-custom vanity with quartz, new fixtures and lighting, tile floor.
Primary suite. Curbless tiled shower with bench and body sprays, frameless glass, freestanding tub, double vanity, heated floor, custom storage, and reworked layout.
Questions We Get About Price
Labor and layers. A one-piece unit is a day for two people. A tiled shower is a sloped pan, a waterproofing membrane, a flood test, layout, setting, grouting, and sealing — spread across a week or more of skilled work, plus $3,000 to $6,000 in glass afterward.
Usually yes. You save on mobilization, on the plumber and tile setter making one trip instead of two, and often on material minimums. Figure 10 to 15 percent less than doing them a year apart — as long as you have a third bathroom to use.
Typically $6,700 to $12,500. No shower means no waterproofing and no glass, so it is the least expensive bathroom you can do. It is also where people put the fun wallpaper.
On a bathroom we recommend 10 percent, and 15 percent on a house built before 1990. Behind-the-wall problems in bathrooms are common enough that we plan for them rather than pretending they will not happen.
Where To Go From Here
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Ranges get you oriented. A walkthrough gets you a real figure. The first phone call is free; the on-site consultation is $500.