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Modern bathroom with a glass walk-in shower, floating wood vanity and gray tile

Bathroom remodeling across the Valley

Shower conversions, tub-to-shower swaps, accessible and primary baths.

The most common Valley bathroom request is turning a garden tub nobody uses into a large walk-in shower. That's especially true in 1990s–2000s primary baths, and in the active-adult communities in Sun City, Sun City Grand and PebbleCreek. Safety features like curbless entries, grab-bar blocking and comfort-height toilets are worth planning in from the start.

What bathroom remodeling typically costs in Phoenix

ScopeTypical range (estimate)What that usually covers
Refresh (60 sq ft)$7,000 – $13,000vanity, fixtures, paint, flooring
Full remodel (60 sq ft)$14,500 – $26,000new tile shower, vanity, fan, flooring
Primary-bath upgrade (60 sq ft)$29,000 – $49,500custom shower, double vanity, layout change
Tub-to-shower conversion$8,500 – $19,500Remove tub, new pan, tile walls, glass; more for curbless

Planning estimates for typical projects, not quotes. Your bids will depend on size, condition, materials and permit requirements.

Hard water and finishes

Mineral spotting is a constant fight in Phoenix. Choose glass with a factory protective coating, brushed rather than polished finishes, and large-format tile with fewer grout lines. A whole-house softener protects new valves and fixtures.

Permits

Replacing fixtures in the same location usually doesn't need a permit in Phoenix. Adding or relocating a toilet, shower or sink does, as do new circuits and any wall removal. In slab homes, moving a drain means cutting concrete. That's doable, but it adds cost and time.

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Finish level

Planning estimate

$14,600 – $26,200

Rough planning range only — not a quote. Real bids depend on site conditions, permits, materials and the contractor.

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Bathroom Remodeling: common questions

What does a walk-in shower cost in Phoenix?

A tub-to-shower conversion with tile and glass commonly runs about $9,000–$20,000 here. Curbless designs, niches and custom glass push it higher.

Are acrylic shower systems a good alternative?

They're faster and cheaper than tile, and they're easy to clean in hard water. Compare warranty terms, since some are sold through high-pressure in-home sales. Get at least one other bid.

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