Bathroom Remodeling

Bathroom Renovation Pros for the St. Louis Area

We help homeowners in the St. Louis area turn dated, uncomfortable bathrooms into spaces that feel updated, functional, and built to last. Years of hands-on experience have given us the opportunity to build a skilled team that knows how to handle any bathroom project, big or small. The goal of our team is to assess your current bathroom and determine the best course of action based on your layout, your goals, and your budget. Getting it right the first time is our top priority. We have an experienced team and the tools to handle everything from a full bathroom reconstruction to a smaller update like a tub to shower conversion. If you’re ready for a bathroom remodel, give us a call for a free consultation and quote.

STL Kitchen & Bath Remodeling offers these services:

As a hands on team, we stay up to date on the latest bathroom design trends, materials, and construction practices to make sure every project is built to last. Through ongoing training, we ensure our team can handle any bathroom project with confidence, from a small update to a complete overhaul. We also work with a wide range of materials for bathroom surfaces and finishes, and we offer options like a jacuzzi bath remodel for homeowners looking for a more spa like feel.

Popular Bathroom Upgrades

Many homeowners use a bathroom project as a chance to add features that make daily routines easier and more enjoyable. A curbless walk-in shower with a frameless glass enclosure is one of the most requested upgrades, especially for homeowners planning to stay in their home long term. A double vanity can make busy mornings much easier for couples and families, while heated flooring is a popular addition for anyone tired of cold tile on winter mornings. For a more spa like retreat, a deep soaking tub is another favorite. We help you weigh which of these upgrades make the most sense for your space and your budget.

Signs It's Time to Update Your Bathroom

A bathroom should be functional, comfortable, and reflect the rest of your home. A strong bathroom renovation improves daily use, adds real value to your home, and gives you a space that actually feels finished. Unfortunately, bathrooms don’t stay functional or stylish forever. Following are some of the most common signs it’s time for a change.

Outdated Design or Layout

If your bathroom still reflects a style from decades ago, or the layout feels cramped and inefficient, it may be time for a full redesign. A well planned layout can completely change how a bathroom feels and functions, even in a small footprint.

Old or Worn Tub and Shower

A worn out bathtub, an outdated shower, or a tub you simply never use are common reasons homeowners reach out. Whether you want a full shower remodel or a tub to shower conversion, converting a tub into a shower is one of the most popular and impactful updates in any bathroom project.

Small or Cramped Bathroom

A small bathroom renovation does not have to mean giving anything up. With the right layout and fixtures, even a compact space can feel open, functional, and modern. We specialize in updating small bathrooms where every inch counts.

Worn Surfaces and Fixtures

Chipped, stained, or dated bathroom surfaces and fixtures are one of the fastest ways a bathroom starts to look tired. Updating these details during a renovation is one of the most noticeable changes you can make.

Uncertain About Cost

The cost of a bathroom renovation is one of the biggest reasons homeowners put off a project. Every bathroom is different, which is why we walk you through pricing upfront, so there are no surprises once the work begins.

Not Sure Where to Start

If you’re unsure whether you need a full renovation or just a few targeted updates, our team gives you a clear, honest assessment before you spend a dollar. As an experienced bathroom team, we help you prioritize what will make the biggest difference, including faster options for smaller updates.

Our Process

We start with an in-home visit to see your space and talk through your goals, whether that’s more storage, a better layout, or simply an updated look. From there we provide a clear plan and price before any work begins. Once approved, our team of licensed professionals handles plumbing, electrical, tile work, and finishing details in a coordinated sequence, with careful attention paid to waterproofing and ventilation since bathrooms take on more moisture than almost any other room in the house. We also offer thoughtful touches like grab bars and slip resistant flooring for homeowners who want a space that works well for years to come, no matter how their needs change. Throughout the project we keep communication clear and the work area as contained as possible. When everything is finished, we walk through the space together so you can see and approve every detail before we call the job complete.

Whether it’s an outdated layout, a worn tub, or a bathroom that simply isn’t working for your family anymore, these issues tend to get more frustrating the longer they’re left alone. Contact our team and we’ll assess your bathroom and recommend the right next step.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Most Expensive Part of a Bathroom Renovation?

Labor and plumbing work typically make up the largest share of the budget, especially if fixtures are being relocated rather than replaced in place. After that, custom tile work and higher end fixtures like a freestanding tub or frameless glass shower tend to be the next biggest expenses. We break down pricing by category during your consultation so you can see exactly where your budget is going.

Can a Bathroom Remodel Be a Tax Write Off?

For a personal residence, bathroom updates are generally not immediately deductible, though they can add to your home’s cost basis and potentially reduce capital gains tax when you sell. Certain accessibility related upgrades, like grab bars or a curbless shower, may qualify for medical or accessibility related deductions in some cases. As always, we recommend checking with a licensed accountant for guidance specific to your situation.

How Long Does a Bathroom Renovation Take?

A smaller update, like a new vanity and fresh finishes, can often be completed in a week or two. A full gut renovation involving new plumbing, tile, and fixtures typically takes three to four weeks depending on the scope and any structural changes involved. We provide a clear timeline upfront based on your specific project.

How Much Does a Bathroom Remodel Cost?

Cost varies widely based on the size of the bathroom and the scope of work, from a simple refresh to a complete reconstruction with a new layout. Tile, fixtures, and surfaces are usually the biggest cost drivers after labor. We walk through pricing in detail during your free consultation so there are no surprises once work begins.

What Does a Jacuzzi Bath Remodel Cost?

A jacuzzi or soaking tub installation typically costs more than a standard tub due to the additional plumbing, electrical, and structural support often required. Costs vary based on the specific unit and whether any wall or flooring changes are needed to accommodate it. We’re happy to provide a specific quote once we see your space and understand what you have in mind.