Bathroom Remodeling in Wylie, TX & the DFW Area

What It Costs, Before You Call Anyone

Most bathroom remodeling pages make you give up a phone number to find out whether you are looking at a $9,000 project or a $45,000 one. That is a sales tactic, not a limitation — the ranges are knowable, and knowing them is how you tell a fair quote from a bad one. So here they are first.

We handle bathroom remodels start to finish across Wylie, Plano, Sachse, Murphy, Garland, Rowlett and Rockwall — tile showers, floors, vanities, demolition, painting, and the trades in between. The tile and waterproofing is the part we are known for, and it is also the part that decides whether your bathroom is still sound in fifteen years.

Line-Item Pricing

Useful if you are pricing a partial project, or checking a quote you already have against something.

2026 DFW ranges, consistent with our full bathroom remodel cost guide. They are starting points for a conversation, not a quote — the only number that means anything is the itemized one written after someone has stood in your bathroom.

The One Decision That Moves the Budget Most

It is not the tile. It is whether the plumbing moves.

Almost every home we work in across Collin, Dallas and Rockwall counties is slab-on-grade, which means the drains for your toilet, shower and sink are cast into concrete. Leaving them where they are keeps a project in the tiers above. Moving them means saw-cutting the slab, trenching, re-plumbing, re-pouring and almost always a permit and inspection — roughly $3,000 to $8,000 before a single tile is set.

There is a second wrinkle specific to newer builds here: many post-2000 DFW slabs are post-tensioned, with steel cables under tension running through the concrete. You cannot simply cut one. Those slabs have to be scanned first to locate the tendons, and a cut in the wrong place is a structural repair, not an oops. So the first question we ask in any layout conversation is whether what you want actually requires the drain to move — because very often a smarter layout gets you ninety percent of the result with the drains staying put.

Bathroom Remodeling Services

The Right Way to Build a Tile Shower

Tile showers are beautiful — but they require meticulous waterproofing and installation to last without leaking. We've seen the aftermath of shower leaks caused by improper installation: water damage behind walls, mold, and expensive repairs.

Our process uses professional waterproofing membranes (like Schluter Kerdi or RedGard) applied to all surfaces before tile goes up. We set tile in the proper mortar, grout with quality products, and seal all joints and grout lines properly. The result is a shower that's as waterproof as it is beautiful — and built to last decades.

Do You Actually Need a Full Remodel?

Often not, and it is worth ten seconds of honesty before you spend twenty thousand dollars. Three genuinely different projects get called “a bathroom remodel”:

• Only the floor has failed. Cracked tile, vinyl peeling at the tub, laminate swollen around the toilet — but the shower and vanity are fine. That is a one-to-three-day floor-only job with the toilet pulled and reset, not a renovation. See bathroom flooring installation.
• Only the shower has failed. A 1990s mortar-bed pan that has started weeping, grout you cannot get clean, or a garden tub nobody has used since the kids left. That is a shower project — see shower remodeling and tub-to-shower conversions.
• The room is dated end to end, or you want the layout changed. That is this page, and the tiers above are your ranges.

We quote whichever one is actually true. If you call about a full remodel and what you need is a floor, we will tell you that at the estimate — it is the smaller sale and the right answer, and it is the reason people call us back for the bigger job later. For design direction and real Plano-specific examples, our bathroom remodel ideas guide covers what works in this region's housing stock, and the small bathroom guide covers the secondary baths that make up most of the work here.