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Los Angeles Bathroom Remodeling Contractor

LA bathrooms are usually small, almost always over an older slab or first-story floor, and almost always hiding a plumbing surprise. We do the demo carefully, repipe what needs repiping, get the waterproofing right, and land tile, stone, lighting, and fixtures that read luxury without leaking in three years.

Scope of work.

  • Demo, slab inspection, sub-floor repair if needed
  • Copper or PEX repipe, drain re-route, shut-off valves
  • Schluter or hot-mopped pan, waterproofing, niche framing
  • Tile, stone slab, glass enclosure, vanity, mirror, lighting
  • Vent fan, dedicated circuits, GFCI, Title 24 compliance

What changes about this in Los Angeles.

  1. Moving plumbing fixtures in an LA bath (relocating a toilet, adding a shower) triggers a plumbing permit and inspection — like-for-like swaps do not.
  2. Pre-1978 homes need lead/asbestos clearance before demo when the budget is over $1,000 — we handle the abatement coordination.
  3. Hillside homes with crawl-space drain runs sometimes need a sewage ejector pump for a basement-level bath.
  4. Waterproofing membranes have to meet ANSI A118.10 for permitted showers — Schluter Kerdi and hot-mopped pans both qualify when installed correctly.

Los Angeles cost band — 2026

$28K – $85K

Walk-in shower glass, slab counters, and moving plumbing fixtures push toward the top of the band.

Los Angeles timeline

Plan on 2–3 weeks for design + permit, then 4–6 weeks on-site.

In short.

How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Los Angeles?
Most LA bathroom remodels land between $28K and $85K. Walk-in shower glass, slab counters, and moving plumbing fixtures push toward the top.
Do I need a permit to remodel a bathroom in LA?
Yes — any work that touches plumbing, electrical, or structural triggers an LADBS permit. A like-for-like fixture swap does not.
How long is a bath remodel unusable?
Plan on 4–6 weeks of the bath being completely offline. We sequence so most of the demo and rough is in the first two weeks, then tile and finish.
Can I convert my tub to a walk-in shower?
Almost always yes. A walk-in shower needs a sloped pan, a curb or curbless drain, waterproofing, and glass — we confirm in the feasibility note.

Los Angeles areas we cover.

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Got a Los Angeles project in mind?

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