Complete bathroom remodel (Houston)
Typical complete remodels in Houston range from about $4,500 to $15,200, and high-end projects reach about $35,700 (Thumbtack, Houston, 2026).
Straight answers to the questions homeowners ask before calling a contractor, using published 2026 market data for Houston. Every bathroom is different, so these are ranges, not quotes: after a free in-home estimate we give you a fixed written price for your room.
Published market figures for the Houston area. They include very different projects, from cosmetic updates to complete remodels, so the spread is wide.
Typical complete remodels in Houston range from about $4,500 to $15,200, and high-end projects reach about $35,700 (Thumbtack, Houston, 2026).
A contractor in The Woodlands publishes $16,000 to $30,000 for a mid-range bathroom remodel (All American Tile & Remodeling).
Published contractor range in the Houston area: $5,000 to $12,000 for a standard conversion, $20,000 or more for a custom one (All American Tile & Remodeling).
National averages: moving a drain $300 to $2,400, a glass shower door $600 to $1,350, permits $200 to $2,000 (HomeAdvisor). In Texas, sales tax applies to materials.
Two bathrooms of the same size can cost very different amounts. These are the decisions that move the number the most.
Keeping the tub, toilet and vanity where they are is the biggest saving. Moving plumbing or walls adds labor, materials and sometimes permits.
A tiled walk-in shower with a built pan, waterproofing and glass is usually the largest single item in the room.
Tile, vanity, countertop, fixtures and glass can vary several times in price for the same room. You choose them, so you control this part of the budget.
Older homes can hide water damage, rotted subfloor or outdated plumbing. A good estimate checks for it before work starts, not halfway through.
Often, for a hall or guest bathroom that keeps its layout: a new tiled shower or tub, vanity, floor and fixtures with mid-range finishes. A primary bathroom with layout changes, a large frameless-glass shower or natural stone usually needs more.
Usually for a smaller scope rather than a full remodel: a new vanity and fixtures, paint and lighting, or one focused project such as replacing a tub. Ask for a written scope so you know exactly what that budget covers.
A clear plan before demolition is what keeps a remodel on budget.
Refresh, tub to shower, or a complete remodel. The scope moves the price more than anything else.
Leaving plumbing where it is puts more of the budget into what you see and use every day.
Waterproofing, the shower pan and the subfloor are hidden once the tile is on. Never cut corners there.
A contingency covers surprises behind old walls without stopping the project.
A written contract with the scope and the finishes listed avoids the classic "I thought that was included".
No guesses over the phone. We see the room first, then the price is written and fixed.
Book the free in-home estimate. We measure, check what is behind the walls and send a written proposal with a fixed price.
Share the room, the scope and what matters most to you. You will hear back the same business day.