Explore completed bathroom projects
Review the Marina del Rey bathroom remodel and the Van Nuys bathroom remodel to see examples of completed work.
For nearby service information, visit Bathroom Remodeling in Van Nuys, Bathroom Remodeling in Encino, and Bathroom Remodeling in Marina del Rey.
Plan the scope behind the finishes
A written bathroom remodeling scope can address demolition, tile, fixtures, vanity, shower or tub, plumbing and electrical work as applicable. The work included depends on the existing room, selected products and project plan. Confirm assumptions, exclusions, approvals and how concealed conditions will be handled before work begins.
Questions to discuss during planning
- Which fixtures or plumbing locations are expected to change?
- What tile, vanity, shower or tub selections are being considered?
- Are there accessibility or day-to-day use requirements?
- Which permits or inspections apply to the project address and scope?
Previously published bathroom examples
The hall bath refresh. Tub stays or is swapped, new tile, new vanity, new fixtures. Two weeks, generally $12,500 to $20,000.
The primary bath rebuild. Curbless shower, double vanity, large-format tile, glass enclosure, heated floor. Three to four weeks, generally $22,000 to $45,000.
The 1950s Valley bathroom. Cast iron drain, no vent fan, one circuit, galvanized supply. Existing conditions determine which repairs are needed. Ask for the findings to be documented and any additional work to be agreed before it proceeds.
What affects the project scope
Tile selection and layout, fixture locations, glass, existing framing and any concealed conditions can affect the work required. The written estimate should describe the agreed scope and identify items that depend on site conditions or final selections.
Prepare for an estimate
- Tell us whether this is your only full bathroom.
- Note which fixtures and plumbing locations you expect to keep or change.
- Share accessibility needs and the fixtures you are considering.
- Ask which visible work, preparation and potential concealed repairs are included in the written scope.
Request a free written remodeling estimate. Include your ZIP code, a short description and photos if available.
What is included in this service
- Depending on the agreed project scope, bathroom remodeling may include:
- Selective demolition and preparation
- Shower or tub, tile, vanity, countertop and fixture work
- Plumbing or electrical changes described in the project plan
- Finishes and related installation work
- Permit or inspection steps when required for the scope and property
Frequently asked questions
How long does a bathroom remodel take?
Timing depends on the agreed scope, product selections, site conditions and any required approvals or inspections. After reviewing the project, the written estimate and schedule can set expectations for the specific bathroom.
Will my bathroom remodel need permits?
Permit requirements depend on the work and the jurisdiction for the property address. We can discuss the proposed scope and identify which local department or approvals may apply before work begins.
Can I keep the existing bathroom layout?
Keeping fixture locations may be possible, depending on the room, existing conditions and your plans. The layout and any plumbing or electrical changes should be reviewed during project planning.
What will the written estimate include?
The estimate should describe the agreed work, selections or allowances, exclusions and how changes are handled. Ask questions about any item that is unclear before approving the project.
What happens if concealed damage is found?
Conditions hidden behind finishes cannot always be confirmed before demolition. If an issue is uncovered, review the finding, proposed options and any effect on cost or schedule, and agree on next steps before additional work proceeds.
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