Bathroom Remodeling in Dallas, TX

The bathroom is the most personal room in a Dallas home — and it is the room where design choices have the biggest impact on how your home feels every single day. A cramped 1980s tub-shower combo with yellowed grout, dated brass fixtures, and a laminate vanity does not just look bad — it drags down the daily experience of living in your home. A thoughtfully designed bathroom with proper lighting, quality tile, modern fixtures, and a layout that actually works transforms your morning routine and adds meaningful resale value.

At UHS Remodeling, bathroom renovations are our second most-requested service across Dallas, behind only kitchens. We have rebuilt primary bathrooms, secondary baths, hall baths, and luxury powder rooms in every major Dallas neighborhood — from Highland Park estates to Oak Cliff bungalows to Uptown condos. Every project is managed by a single dedicated project lead, built by our W-2 crews (no day labor, no subcontractor lottery), and backed by a written 3-year workmanship warranty.

Dallas Bathroom Remodeling — 4 Project Types & Pricing

Dallas bathroom projects fall into four distinct categories, each with its own scope, budget range, and timeline. Here is how each type plays out across Dallas neighborhoods.

1. Guest & Secondary Bathroom Refresh ($15,000 – $28,000)

The most affordable Dallas bathroom remodel — and often the best ROI play for homeowners planning to sell within 2–3 years. Typical scope: new vanity (single-sink, 30"–36"), new faucet and mirror, new tile surround in the tub-shower combo (large-format porcelain or ceramic subway), new toilet, new lighting (recessed or sconce pair), fresh paint, and updated hardware. Layout stays the same. We keep the existing tub unless it is damaged or dated beyond saving. Timeline: 3–4 weeks. This tier is most common in East Dallas, Oak Cliff, Lake Highlands, and Casa Linda.

2. Mid-Range Primary Bathroom Rebuild ($32,000 – $62,000)

The sweet spot for Lakewood, M Streets, Knox-Henderson, and mid-range Preston Hollow and North Dallas homes. Scope: full gut and rebuild of the primary bathroom — remove the old tub-shower combo and replace with a walk-in glass shower (curbless or low-curb), add a freestanding tub (if space allows), install a new dual-vanity (60"–72") with quartz or marble top, new tile floors (heated mat optional), new lighting (recessed, sconces, and pendant or chandelier over the tub), new plumbing fixtures (matte black, brushed nickel, or unlacquered brass), and new ventilation fan. Layout changes may include moving the toilet to a water closet or expanding into an adjacent closet. Timeline: 5–7 weeks.

3. Luxury Spa-Style Primary Bathroom ($75,000 – $140,000+)

This is Highland Park, University Park, and upper Preston Hollow territory. Scope: full spa-style transformation — oversized walk-in shower with frameless glass, rain head, body jets, and steam option; freestanding soaking tub (stone, cast iron, or composite); dual vanity with full-slab marble or quartzite top; heated porcelain or natural stone floors; custom millwork (built-in linen cabinets, floating shelves, furniture-style vanity bases); premium fixtures (Waterworks, Rohl, Brizo, or Kohler Composed line in brass, gold, or matte black); custom tile (marble mosaics, zellige, handmade ceramic); architectural lighting; and private water closet with bidet seat. Timeline: 8–14 weeks.

4. Luxury Powder Room ($8,000 – $55,000)

The powder room is the smallest room in the house — and often the biggest design opportunity. Because it is a guest-facing space with no shower or tub, Dallas homeowners can go bold: statement wallpaper, dramatic stone vanities, sculptural mirrors, and accent lighting that would be impractical in a wet bathroom. Budget powder room refreshes (new vanity, faucet, mirror, paint, light) run $8,000–$14,000. Mid-range updates with custom vanity, stone countertop, and designer tile floor run $16,000–$28,000. Full luxury powder rooms in Highland Park — with onyx slab vanities, Calacatta marble walls, solid brass fixtures, and custom lighting — reach $32,000–$55,000. Timeline: 2–4 weeks.

Dallas Bathroom Remodeling Cost Breakdown

2026 Dallas Bathroom Design Trends

Curbless Walk-In Showers Replacing Tub-Shower Combos

The single biggest trend in Dallas bathroom remodeling right now is the shift from tub-shower combos to curbless walk-in showers. In primary bathrooms across Lakewood, Preston Hollow, and Highland Park, homeowners are removing the old tub-shower unit entirely and replacing it with a spacious walk-in shower with frameless glass — then adding a separate freestanding tub as a sculptural element. This layout opens up the bathroom visually, improves accessibility, and delivers a much more modern aesthetic.

Freestanding Tubs as Focal Points

Freestanding tubs have replaced built-in drop-in tubs as the dominant tub style in Dallas primary bathrooms. Oval, rectangular, and asymmetric shapes are all popular. Materials range from acrylic ($1,200–$2,500) to cast iron ($2,800–$5,000) to solid composite stone ($4,000–$12,000+). Placement is critical — the freestanding tub works best under a window, against a feature wall, or centered between dual vanities.

Natural Stone Over Porcelain in Luxury Baths

In Highland Park and Preston Hollow luxury bathrooms, natural marble and quartzite are overtaking porcelain tile for walls and floors. Full-slab marble shower walls (bookmatched for a dramatic veined look), marble mosaic floor tiles (herringbone, basketweave, or hexagon), and Calacatta or Statuario marble vanity tops dominate the luxury tier. Honed finishes are preferred over polished for a more organic, spa-like feel.

Matte Black and Unlacquered Brass Fixtures

Brushed nickel is fading in Dallas. The two fixture finishes dominating 2026 projects are matte black (clean, modern, high-contrast) and unlacquered brass (warm, timeless, develops a natural patina over time). We are seeing matte black in Lakewood and East Dallas mid-range projects, and unlacquered brass in Highland Park and Preston Hollow luxury bathrooms.

Dallas Bathroom Remodeling by Neighborhood

Highland Park & University Park — $62K to $140K+

Full spa-style primary bathrooms with natural marble, heated floors, steam showers, custom millwork vanities, and premium fixtures. Separate Town of Highland Park permits. We coordinate with interior designers who manage the broader estate aesthetic. Powder rooms in the Park Cities often reach $35,000–$55,000 with onyx or marble slab vanities and custom lighting.

Preston Hollow & North Dallas — $45K to $110K

Mid-century modern homes with large primary bathrooms that need full gut-and-rebuild modernization. Clean-lined floating vanities, frameless glass, large-format porcelain tile (60x120cm), and linear drain showers are the defining elements. Freestanding tubs positioned against floor-to-ceiling glass are a Preston Hollow signature.

Lakewood, M Streets & East Dallas — $28K to $62K

The core Dallas bathroom remodeling market. Craftsman and Tudor homes from the 1920s–1940s with small primary bathrooms (often 5x8 or 6x9) that need to be reconfigured for modern use. Most projects involve converting a tub-shower combo to a walk-in shower, adding a furniture-style vanity, upgrading tile to subway or handmade ceramic, and adding period-appropriate lighting (schoolhouse sconces, industrial pendants). Honed marble or matte porcelain floors with heated mats are the most popular flooring choice.

Oak Cliff & Bishop Arts — $18K to $45K

Budget and mid-range bathroom refreshes for 1920s–1940s bungalows. New vanity, new tile surround, updated fixtures, and fresh paint are the standard scope. Some Kessler Park homeowners push to $45,000–$55,000 for full primary bath rebuilds with walk-in showers and custom tile. Oak Cliff bathroom projects are our fastest-growing segment in Dallas.

Uptown & Downtown Condos — $25K to $65K

Condo bathrooms with tight footprints and HOA restrictions. We handle all HOA approvals, elevator scheduling for material deliveries, and quiet-hour compliance. Design trends lean toward European minimalism — wall-hung vanities, frameless glass, large-format tile (fewer grout lines = cleaner look), and concealed-cistern toilets.

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Why Dallas Homeowners Choose UHS for Bathroom Remodeling

• Waterproofing done right. Every UHS shower and wet area gets a full Schluter Kerdi or liquid membrane waterproofing system — not just a paint-on sealer. This prevents the mold, rot, and leak failures that plague cheaply built Dallas bathrooms.
• Licensed, insured, W-2 tile setters. Our tile installers are full-time UHS employees, not temporary subcontractors. They set tile to TCNA standards with proper substrate prep, consistent spacing, and perfectly level layouts.
• Fixed-price contracts. You see every tile cost, fixture cost, and labor cost before signing. No allowances, no TBD line items, no surprise invoices.
• Daily photo updates. Every day of your Dallas bathroom remodel, you get a text with photos showing exactly what happened and what is coming next.
• 3-year written workmanship warranty. Three years — not one. If any workmanship issue surfaces, we fix it at no charge.
• 500+ verified reviews, 4.9-star average. Real reviews from real Dallas homeowners on Google, Facebook, and Angi.

"Alex and Louis did an excellent job on our bathroom renovation. They worked efficiently, kept the space very clean, and even left the hallway carpet cleaner than when they arrived. The new walk-in shower with the pebble floor is exactly what we wanted." — Verified Google review, UHS Remodeling

"Our Highland Park powder room went from a 1990s disaster to something out of a design magazine. The onyx vanity and brass fixtures make every guest do a double take. UHS nailed it." — Verified Google review, UHS Remodeling