If you’re planning a bathroom remodel in Southlake — whether in Carillon, Timarron, or Estates of Southlake — cost is the first question. Here are illustrative budget bands based on the scope of bathroom projects we typically see in this market. Treat these as a starting point, not a firm quote.
Refresh (new vanity, fixtures, tile, paint, no layout change): $35,000–$70,000.
Full bathroom remodel (new layout within the existing footprint, tile, vanity, shower or tub replacement): $75,000–$150,000. This is the most common scope for Southlake homeowners updating a primary or secondary bath that hasn’t been touched since the home was built.
Complete primary bath transformation (expanded footprint, custom shower, freestanding tub, heated floors, designer fixtures): $150,000–$230,000 and up. Southlake primary suites are often large enough to support a genuine transformation — separated vanities, a walk-through shower, a dedicated water closet.
What drives cost up: moving plumbing, expanding into an adjacent closet, custom slab work, frameless glass, and unlacquered brass or designer plumbing fixtures. What drives cost down: keeping the existing layout and plumbing, and choosing quartz over natural stone.
If your home is in an HOA-governed neighborhood, some exterior-adjacent changes (window relocations, additions) can trigger architectural review — most interior bathroom remodels don’t. Worth confirming with your specific HOA before you get too far into design.
Call Chad at 817-343-1752 or inquire at swansonrenovations.com/contact.
