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Every bathroom scope, priced for this valley

From a $12,000 shower conversion in a 1950s tract house to a $95,000 primary suite in Los Altos. Each page covers what the work involves, what it costs here and where the money goes.

Seven scopes, one bathroom at a time

Most Mountain View bathroom remodeling falls into one of these. If yours does not fit neatly, that is normal, and the walkthrough sorts it out.

  • Full Remodel

    Full Bathroom Remodel

    The room taken back to studs and rebuilt, typically eight to twelve weeks of construction once materials land

  • Primary Bath

    Primary Bathroom Remodel

    Larger suite work: separate shower and tub, double vanity, the projects where design time earns its keep

  • Shower Conversion

    Walk-In Shower Conversion

    Pulling an unused tub or a tired fiberglass enclosure and building a properly waterproofed tile shower

  • Tile and Waterproofing

    Bathroom Tile and Waterproofing

    The standalone scope for shower walls, floors and surrounds, held to the same membrane standard as a full build

Not sure which one you need?

Plenty of people arrive certain they need a full gut and leave with a shower conversion, or the other way around. The deciding factors are usually structural rather than aesthetic: whether the layout has to change, whether the room sits on a slab, whether the supply lines are galvanised and overdue, and whether anyone in the house is planning to still be there in twenty years.

The cost calculator gives a range for each scope, and the Mountain View remodel guide walks the whole decision through from the beginning.

Start your bathroom project

Call (650) 966-5276, or send the details through the form and a local remodeler prices the job up. The quote is free either way.