If you’re planning a bathroom remodel in Keller, the first question is almost always cost. Here are illustrative budget bands based on the scope of bathroom projects we typically see in Hidden Lakes, Marshall Ridge, and Old Keller — treat these as a starting point for your own conversation with us, not a firm quote.
Refresh (new vanity, fixtures, tile, paint, no layout change): $35,000–$70,000. This updates the look and function without moving plumbing.
Full bathroom remodel (new layout within the existing footprint, tile, vanity, shower or tub replacement): $70,000–$140,000. This is the most common scope for Keller homeowners replacing a builder-grade primary or secondary bath.
Complete primary bath transformation (expanded footprint, custom shower, freestanding tub, heated floors, designer fixtures): $140,000–$230,000 and up. This is the scope where a bathroom stops being a fixture swap and becomes a genuine spa-style retreat.
What drives cost up: moving plumbing, expanding the footprint into a closet or hallway, custom tile work (herringbone, bookmatched slab), frameless glass, and freestanding tubs. What drives cost down: keeping the existing layout and plumbing locations, and choosing quartz or engineered stone over natural slab.
Every bathroom is different — what’s behind the walls, the existing plumbing layout, and what you actually want to change all affect the final number. The best way to get a real number is a walk-through.
Call Chad at 817-343-1752 or inquire at swansonrenovations.com/contact.
