What moves the number inside a band
Footprint and layout. Keeping the plumbing where it lives keeps the number down, and it is the single largest saving available on any bathroom. Moving a drain, taking closet space, or enlarging the shower adds cost we price honestly at the consultation.
Materials. Porcelain delivers most of the beauty of natural stone at a friendlier number and asks almost nothing of you afterward. Marble, quartzite, and bookmatched slabs step the price up, and we tell you plainly where each dollar shows and where it does not.
Features. Heated floors typically add $2,500 to $5,500 inside a full remodel. A steam system typically adds $7,500 to $15,000 within a Spa Build, sized to the enclosure. Each feature page on this site carries its own honest range.
What never appears on your invoice is anything you did not approve in writing. Changes you request, and concealed conditions demolition reveals such as hidden water damage, rot, or a deteriorated subfloor, get documented and priced in a written change order before work continues. We scope carefully up front so true surprises stay rare, and that commitment is PS–03 of The Precision Standard.
How our numbers compare to the Twin Cities market
Remodeling magazine's 2025 Cost vs. Value Report puts a mid-to-upscale bathroom remodel in the Minneapolis–St. Paul market at $43,965 to $84,166, with primary-suite bathrooms passing $115,000. Read our bands against those figures and the position is plain. The metro's moderate figure sits inside our Primary band, its upscale figure sits inside our Spa band, and the money you keep is the showroom, the design department, and the subcontractor markup that design-build pricing carries.
Source: Remodeling magazine, 2025 Cost vs. Value Report