Bathroom Remodeling in Plano, TX

Plano sits at the heart of the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, a city of more than 290,000 residents whose homes span every era from the ranch-style houses of the 1970s along East Plano’s tree-lined streets to the contemporary estates that frame Legacy West. Across every neighborhood—Willow Bend, Kings Ridge, Deerfield, Preston Meadow—the bathroom is the room where homeowners most often feel the gap between what their home offers and what modern living demands. Outdated tile, cramped showers, builder-grade vanities, and worn-out fixtures make a once-functional bathroom feel like a burden rather than a retreat.

UHS Remodeling has served Plano homeowners since 2014. We understand the distinct housing stock here: large master bathrooms in West Plano estates that deserve spa-level finishes, compact hall baths in East Plano starter homes that need smarter layouts, and everything in between. Our approach begins with the way you actually use the space—morning routines, evening wind-downs, guest impressions—and designs a bathroom that works harder and looks dramatically better than what you have today.

This guide covers everything Plano homeowners need to know before starting a bathroom remodel: realistic 2026 cost ranges broken down by project tier, the design trends shaping our market, a step-by-step look at our process, and neighborhood-by-neighborhood insights that help you make informed decisions. When you are ready, get a custom estimate or call us directly at (469) 850-7087.

How Much Does a Bathroom Remodel Cost in Plano, TX?

Cost is the first question every Plano homeowner asks, and the honest answer depends on the scope of work. Replacing fixtures and refinishing surfaces costs a fraction of what a full gut renovation with layout changes requires. Below are the four budget tiers we see most often in Plano, based on projects completed in 2024–2026.

What Drives the Cost?

Four categories account for roughly 80% of every bathroom remodel budget in Plano:

• Tile & Stone (25–35%): The dominant visual element and the single largest material cost. Standard ceramic tile starts at $5–$10 per square foot. Porcelain large-format tile (the most popular choice in Plano master baths) runs $10–$25 per square foot. Natural marble, quartzite, and zellige tile push into the $25–$60+ range. A floor-to-ceiling tiled shower with a niche, bench, and accent wall uses 80–150 square feet of tile alone.
• Labor & Installation (25–35%): Waterproofing, tile setting, plumbing rough-in, electrical work, and finish carpentry require licensed tradespeople. Moving a drain or adding a new water line adds $2,000–$5,000. Frameless glass shower enclosures require precise measurement and professional installation at $1,500–$4,000 for the glass alone.
• Vanity & Countertop (15–25%): A stock vanity from a home center starts at $500–$1,500. Semi-custom vanities with quartz or marble tops run $2,500–$6,000. Fully custom floating vanities with integrated sinks and designer hardware can exceed $10,000. In Plano, dual vanities are standard in master baths—budget accordingly.
• Fixtures & Fittings (10–15%): Faucets, showerheads, rain heads, hand showers, body jets, drain hardware, towel bars, and toilet. Mid-range fixtures from Delta, Moen, or Kohler run $1,500–$3,500 for a full bathroom. Premium brands like Brizo, Waterworks, and Rohl push that to $5,000–$15,000+. Warm metallics—brushed gold, champagne bronze, and matte black—command a modest premium over polished chrome.

For a personalized breakdown based on your bathroom size and wish list, try our free remodeling cost calculator.

Bathroom Design Trends in Plano (2026)

Plano bathrooms are evolving from purely functional spaces into personal retreats. Homeowners in Willow Bend, Legacy West, and West Plano are investing in design details that create a spa-like atmosphere without leaving the house. Here are the four trends driving the most projects in our market.

Curbless Walk-In Showers

The tub-shower combo is disappearing from Plano master baths. Homeowners are replacing it with expansive curbless walk-in showers that create a seamless visual flow from bathroom floor into the shower. Large-format porcelain tile (often 24×48 or 12×24) minimizes grout lines and makes the shower feel larger. Linear drains at the back or along one wall replace the traditional center drain. Many Plano homeowners add a frameless glass enclosure on one or two sides, keeping the shower open and the entire bathroom filled with natural light. These showers also future-proof the home for aging in place—no curb to step over, no narrow tub edge to navigate.

Freestanding Soaking Tubs

While tub-shower combos are going away, freestanding tubs are thriving as standalone sculptural elements. Plano homeowners are choosing them not for daily bathing but as a luxury focal point—a place to unwind at the end of the day. Oval and slipper-style tubs in matte white or natural stone finishes are the most popular. Placement matters: we position them near a window, against a feature wall, or as the visual anchor of the room. A floor-mounted tub filler in brushed gold or matte black completes the look. Budget $2,500–$8,000 for the tub and filler combination.

Dual Vanities with Statement Design

Dual vanities have been standard in Plano master baths for years, but 2026 brings a shift in how they look. Floating vanities—wall-mounted with open space beneath—create an airy, modern aesthetic and make floor cleaning effortless. Vessel sinks atop marble or quartz slabs replace undermount basins in higher-end projects. LED backlit mirrors with integrated defoggers are replacing traditional framed mirrors. Many Plano homeowners also add a makeup vanity between the two sinks, creating a three-station layout that eliminates morning traffic jams.

Warm Metallics & Mixed Finishes

Polished chrome is no longer the default in Plano bathrooms. Brushed gold and champagne bronze are the dominant fixture finishes in our 2026 projects, followed closely by matte black. The trend is intentional mixing: a brushed gold faucet paired with matte black shower hardware, or champagne bronze towel bars against a black-framed mirror. This layered approach adds depth and personality without making the bathroom feel overdone. Heated towel racks in matching finishes have become one of the most-requested upgrades in Plano luxury baths.

Our Bathroom Remodeling Process

Every UHS Remodeling bathroom project follows the same structured process. Bathrooms involve waterproofing, precise tile work, and coordination among multiple trades—our process ensures nothing is rushed and every detail is addressed in the correct sequence.

1. 1
   Free Consultation & Site Visit

   We visit your Plano home, measure the bathroom, photograph the space, and discuss your goals, style preferences, and budget. We identify any structural, plumbing, or ventilation constraints. This visit is free with no obligation.

2. 2
   Design & Layout Planning

   Our design team creates a detailed floor plan with fixture placement, tile layouts, niche locations, and electrical positioning for lighting, outlets, and heated floors. You review and refine until every detail matches your vision.

3. 3
   Material Selection & Proposal

   We walk you through tile samples, vanity options, fixtures, hardware, and glass enclosure configurations. You receive an itemized quote with every line item priced—no hidden fees, no vague allowances. We also provide a week-by-week construction schedule.

4. 4
   Permitting & Prep

   We pull all required City of Plano permits (plumbing, electrical as needed) and coordinate material deliveries. Your other bathrooms remain fully functional during the remodel.

5. 5
   Demolition, Waterproofing & Rough-In

   We protect your home, remove existing fixtures, tile, and vanities, then complete plumbing rough-in, electrical work, and waterproof the shower and wet areas using membrane systems tested to exceed code requirements.

6. 6
   Tile, Installation & Final Walkthrough

   Tile goes in first (floors, shower walls, niches, accents), followed by vanity installation, countertop templating, fixtures, glass enclosure, mirrors, and trim. We walk every inch with you, address any punch-list items, and hand over warranty documentation. Your bathroom is ready to use that day.

Bathroom Remodeling by Plano Neighborhood

Plano is a city of distinct neighborhoods, and bathroom expectations vary by area, home age, and price point. Here is what we typically see across the communities we serve most.

Willow Bend

Plano’s most prestigious address. Homes here range from $700,000 to well over $2 million, with master bathrooms that often exceed 150 square feet. The typical project is a full luxury remodel: curbless walk-in shower with body jets and a rain head, freestanding tub, heated marble floors, custom dual vanity with quartz or natural stone, and designer fixtures in brushed gold or unlacquered brass. Homeowners in Willow Bend expect a spa-level result that matches the caliber of the rest of the home. Budget range: $45,000–$80,000+.

Legacy West & West Plano

The Legacy corridor has transformed West Plano into one of the most desirable areas in all of DFW. Homes near Legacy West, Shops at Legacy, and along the Dallas North Tollway tend to be newer (2000s–2020s) with modern layouts but builder-standard finishes. Master bath remodels here focus on elevating materials—replacing builder granite with marble or quartz, upgrading from a standard shower to a frameless glass walk-in, and swapping chrome fixtures for warm metallics. Budget range: $25,000–$55,000.

Kings Ridge

A well-established community in central Plano with homes built from the late 1980s through the early 2000s. Many master bathrooms here have the original tile, garden tubs that no one uses, and separate shower stalls with dated glass-block walls. The most popular remodel in Kings Ridge removes the garden tub, expands the shower into the tub’s footprint, and installs a modern dual vanity with updated lighting. Budget range: $20,000–$45,000.

Deerfield

A sought-after neighborhood in northwest Plano with ranch-style and two-story homes from the 1990s and 2000s. Bathrooms here are spacious but dated—cultured marble vanity tops, brass-tone fixtures, and small tile patterns that feel like a time capsule. Homeowners invest in complete material upgrades while keeping the generous footprints these bathrooms already offer. Budget range: $18,000–$40,000.

Preston Meadow & Shepard’s Glen

Established Plano neighborhoods with solid homes from the 1980s and 1990s. Bathrooms in these communities tend to be smaller than their West Plano counterparts, which makes smart design critical. We maximize storage with recessed niches and medicine cabinets, use large-format tile to visually expand the space, and choose floating vanities that free up floor area. Budget range: $15,000–$35,000.

East Plano & Downtown Plano

East Plano is experiencing significant revitalization, with new restaurants, retail, and transit access reshaping the area. Homes here range from mid-century ranches to newer townhomes near Downtown Plano. Bathroom remodels in this area often serve a dual purpose: personal enjoyment and property-value improvement. Smart budgeting is key—we focus on high-impact changes (shower, vanity, flooring) that deliver the best return. Budget range: $12,000–$30,000.

Bathroom Remodel Gallery

Recent bathroom renovations by UHS Remodeling featuring marble vanities, freestanding tubs, walk-in showers, and premium finishes throughout the Plano area.

Why Plano Homeowners Choose UHS Remodeling

• 11+ years in DFW: We have been delivering quality bathroom renovations across Dallas–Fort Worth since 2014, with extensive experience in Plano, Frisco, Allen, McKinney, and Richardson.
• 500+ five-star reviews: Consistent quality and transparent communication—verified on Google and Facebook.
• Plano expertise: We know Plano’s housing stock—from 1980s homes in Preston Meadow to luxury estates in Willow Bend—and design bathroom renovations that match each home’s architecture and the neighborhood’s expectations.
• Single point of contact: Your project manager coordinates every trade, delivery, and inspection. You never chase subcontractors.
• Transparent pricing: Itemized proposals with no hidden fees. The price we quote is the price you pay.
• Licensed & insured: Full coverage on every project. We handle all City of Plano permits and inspections.

“We had UHS remodel both of our bathrooms—the master bath and the guest bath. They removed our old garden tub, built a gorgeous walk-in shower with marble tile, and installed a new dual vanity that completely transformed the space. The attention to detail was exceptional and the project finished right on schedule.” — Plano homeowner, Google Review