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    ← All resourcesPricing · 6 min read

    What a bathroom remodel costs in Greater Boston

    Ranges, not exact line-item prices, for primary baths, guest baths, and powder rooms across Newton, Wellesley, Weston, and surrounding towns.

    Bathroom pricing is the first question we get, and the hardest to answer honestly in a blog post. Every room is different. The joist layout, the plumbing stack, the town inspector, and the finish selections all move the number. What we can share is ranges we see consistently across Greater Boston.

    Where a bathroom starts

    A single-family bathroom remodel starts at $30,000 for construction and labor; your finish selections are budgeted on top of that. Property type and bathroom size move the construction number from there, and your finish selections set the rest.

    What moves the number

    • Layout changes, moving plumbing is expensive, and some towns require an engineer's review
    • Tile, large-format porcelain, natural stone, and custom mosaics can double a tile line item
    • Vanity, stock vs semi-custom vs custom millwork is a 3x spread alone
    • Shower, glass enclosure, bench, niches, and body sprays each add line items
    • Heated floors, exhaust upgrades, and any structural work uncovered at demo

    Why we do not publish line-item pricing

    Posting a single price tricks people into thinking their project will match it. It almost never does. We would rather scope your specific room on site and put a real number in writing. An initial call is 30 minutes and obligation-free.

    Ready to put this into practice?

    A 30-minute consult is usually enough to confirm whether we are the right fit.

    Book a consult

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    • Timeline

      Bathroom remodeling timeline, week by week

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      Work categories in a bathroom remodel