Bright bathroom with a glass shower, a white double vanity with brass pulls, an oval mirror and wood-look floor tile

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Bathroom Remodel Services in Scottsdale, AZ

Bathroom work comes in 7 kinds, one page each. Pick the one that matches what you want to change, or call (747) 243-2089 if you are not sure yet.

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01Good to know

Full bathroom remodeling

Some bathrooms need everything at once: new layout, new shower or tub, new tile, new vanity, new light. A full remodel takes the room back to its structure and rebuilds it in the right order, with waterproofing and plumbing rough-in driving the schedule. This is the page to start from if you want a new bathroom rather than a freshened one, and it covers how the process runs, what gets inspected, and what published costs look like. Read full bathroom remodeling in Scottsdale.

Travertine walk-in shower with a glass panel beside a floating walnut vanity, a round mirror and soft daylight on plaster walls

02Showers

Shower remodeling

The shower is where many bathroom projects begin. A shower remodel covers custom tile work, walk-in and curbless designs, frameless glass, benches and niches, and the waterproofing behind all of it. Whether the goal is a bigger shower, a lower step-in, or a surface that is easier to keep clean in hard water, the choices are similar and the cost differences come from size, tile and glass. Read shower remodeling in Scottsdale.

03Showers

Tub to shower conversion

Converting a tub to a shower turns a fixture many homes rarely use into one they use every day. The work is more than swapping products: the drain and valve get checked against the new layout, the walls get rebuilt and waterproofed, and the finish can be tile, glass or a maintenance-light surround. It is a common change in Scottsdale-area bathrooms, especially in homes where nobody has taken a bath in years. Read tub to shower conversion in Scottsdale.

Curbless shower with sage green vertical tile, a pebble floor, a bench and bronze fixtures next to a walnut vanity

04Tubs

Bathtub installation

Sometimes the tub stays and the tub is the point: a deeper soaking tub, a freestanding model as a centerpiece, or a simple replacement of a worn alcove tub. Installation covers the surround, the plumbing connections, and the details that keep the area watertight. Freestanding tubs need to be planned around floor structure and access, which is why this gets checked before anything is ordered. Read bathtub installation in Scottsdale.

White freestanding soaking tub with a floor-mounted filler in a travertine bathroom with a wooden stool and a window

05Tubs

Walk-in tubs

A walk-in tub pairs a low step-in with a seat, a door, and grab-bar-ready construction, and it suits a bathroom where a lower step-in matters. Installation considerations include the door swing, access for the unit to reach the bathroom, electrical needs for jets or heaters if chosen, and how quickly the tub fills and drains. This page covers how they work and what published prices look like. Read walk-in tubs in Scottsdale.

06Vanities

Bathroom vanities

The vanity is the workhorse of the bathroom: sink, storage, countertop, mirror and lighting all hang off it. Projects range from a straight swap in the same footprint to a double vanity with new plumbing, and the decisions that matter are size, storage, countertop material and how the faucet and lighting fit together. Read bathroom vanity installation in Scottsdale.

07Accessibility

Accessible bathroom remodeling

Accessible updates focus on how a bathroom is used: a curbless shower, grab bars anchored into proper blocking, comfort-height fixtures, and layouts with room to turn. Some projects are for a parent or a spouse, and some are for the homeowners themselves. Read accessible bathroom remodeling in Scottsdale.

08Planning

Which one do I start with?

Material samples on a light surface: travertine, a walnut block, sage glazed tiles, white marble and a brass pull

09Costs

What it all costs

Every page above links to published price ranges, and the bathroom remodel cost guide gathers them in one place: full remodels, showers, conversions, tubs, vanities and tile, each with its source named. Ranges are market figures from published cost guides and company websites, not a quote. The actual price is set after an on-site assessment.

Stone walk-in shower at dusk with a rain head, a lit wall niche, a bench and a walnut vanity in the foreground

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