1920s–1940s
Bungalow baths
Small rooms with character worth keeping — updated plumbing behind the walls and tile that suits the house.
From bungalow baths in Dilworth and Plaza Midwood to primary suites in Ballantyne — walk-in showers, double vanities and full remodels. Your 3D design is ready in 48 hours, and the price you sign is the price you pay.

See the tile in 3D
Before anything is ordered
Charlotte price, fixed
Signed before demolition
Dilworth to Ballantyne
Across the Charlotte metro
$9K
Charlotte starting price
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Charlotte bath types we plan for
48h
From visit to 3D design
$0
Travel fee from Concord
We know Charlotte bathrooms
A 1930s bungalow bath, a 1970s ranch hall bath and a 2000s primary suite each need a different approach — we model your real room, not a template.
1920s–1940s
Small rooms with character worth keeping — updated plumbing behind the walls and tile that suits the house.
1960s–1980s
Tired tub-and-tile combos that become easy walk-in showers or fresh full baths.
1990s–2010s
Ballantyne and University City suites: garden tub out, big walk-in shower and double vanity in.
Bathroom remodeling in Charlotte
See it finished on screen — then sign one fixed price.
Custom tile, frameless glass, niches and benches.
Hall baths turned into easy walk-in showers.
Storage, quartz tops and lighting that works.
Freestanding tubs, big showers and spa finishes.
New tile and plumbing that respect a bungalow’s character.
Published Charlotte bathroom pricing
Charlotte bathrooms run a little above the Cabarrus County average. Here are the real ranges — before anyone visits your home.
Refresh
$9K–$17K
Hall-bath updates: new vanity, fixtures and finishes — typically 1–2 weeks.
Most chosen
Complete
$17K–$38K
A custom tile walk-in shower and fully rebuilt bath — typically 3–5 weeks.
Premium
$38K–$80K
A primary-suite retreat with freestanding tub and double vanity.
Charlotte ranges run about 10–15% above Cabarrus County, and historic homes often need plumbing updates that add to them. See the full bathroom remodel cost breakdown.
How it works
Tell us about your project. A real person gets back to you the same day to set up your free visit.
We listen to how your family lives and measure the space. No cost, no pressure, no travel fee.
See your space with your real materials, plus an itemized quote. Adjust on screen until it’s right.
Your approved design becomes your contract. Photo updates every Friday while we work.
We check every detail with you. The number you signed is the number you pay.
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Charlotte bathrooms run $9K–$17K for a refresh, $17K–$38K for a complete remodel with a custom tile shower, and $38K–$80K for a premium primary suite. Your exact price is fixed in writing after a free visit. See the bathroom cost breakdown.
Yes. In Dilworth, Plaza Midwood and NoDa bungalows we choose tile and fixtures that suit the house and plan the plumbing updates before we quote.
Yes — it’s the most common primary-suite change in Ballantyne and University City homes.
On its own it usually lands in our Refresh range; with a custom tile shower and new vanity it moves into the Complete tier.
A refresh typically takes 1–2 weeks and a complete remodel 3–5 weeks. You get a firm timeline with your quote.
We reply to every Charlotte request in under 6 hours during business hours (Monday to Friday, 8 am – 6 pm).
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