What you actually get
A full Baltimore bathroom remodel runs $15K to $19K. That covers demo, plumbing rough, tile floor and shower walls, vanity and top, mirror, lighting, fixtures, drywall, paint, and the inspection. Mid-level materials. Stuff that holds up.
We self-perform tile, drywall, and trim. Plumbing and electrical we run ourselves on most jobs. You’re not waiting two weeks because a sub bailed.
Glass enclosure is a $2,200 add-on. Most clients want it. We use LVP flooring on bathrooms outside the wet zone unless you want tile front-to-back. Walk-in shower is usually cheaper than keeping the tub and looks better in a rowhome.
Tub-to-shower conversions
The most common job we run. Old cast iron tub out, walk-in shower with curb or zero-entry in. Tile walls, glass door. Two to three weeks. Around $15K to $17K depending on if we’re moving the valve location.
How we quote it
Site visit before any number gets quoted. We look at the actual room, check the supply lines, check the vent stack, check what’s behind the wall if there’s an access panel. Then you get a written estimate with a real scope.
If we hit something behind the wall during demo, you get a change order with a price before we touch it. No surprise invoices at the end.
What we don’t do
We don’t put fiberglass tub surrounds in. We don’t paint over caulk. We don’t sub the whole job to someone you’ve never met. If you want a $30K spa setup with steam and heated floors, we’ll quote it honestly, but we’ll also tell you what most people actually use.