Bathroom Remodel Cost • Jacksonville, FL
By Braga Remodeling · Updated
The cost to remodel a bathroom in Jacksonville, FL depends mostly on scope: how much tile is involved, whether the shower or tub is being replaced, and whether anything moves. Recent Braga Remodeling bathroom projects in the Jacksonville area have ranged from $8,500 for a tub-and-shower replacement to $14,000–$23,000 for full bathroom remodels, with large-format tile bathrooms quoted up to $28,600. This guide breaks down where that money goes — and where it does not have to.
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5.0 · 36 Google reviewsBraga Remodeling scopes bathroom remodels in writing: demolition, waterproofing, tile, vanity, flooring, glass and finishes. The estimate prices your bathroom as it actually is, not a national average from a square-foot calculator.
Overview
A typical bathroom remodel cost lands where it does because a bathroom packs more trades into fewer square feet than any other room: demolition, waterproofing, tile setting, flooring, vanity and top, glass, paint and trim. The bathroom remodeling page walks through the full scope; this guide is about the money — what drives a Jacksonville bathroom toward the lower end of the range and what pushes it up.
The biggest single driver is the wet area. A shower or tub replacement with new tile and a proper waterproofing system is a different project from a floor-and-vanity refresh, and a large-format tile shower with a niche, bench and frameless glass is different again. Our separate guides price those scopes on their own: the shower remodel cost guide, the walk-in shower cost guide and the tub-to-shower conversion cost guide. This page covers the full bathroom — everything in the room, priced together.
The second driver is whether anything moves. Keeping the toilet, vanity and shower where they are keeps the plumbing rough-in untouched and the project focused on surfaces and fixtures. Moving a drain or a supply line is plumbing work — when a project includes it, that portion is permitted and performed by a separate licensed plumber, priced separately — Braga Remodeling does not do plumbing work.
Materials finish the picture. Tile format (large-format pieces need flatter walls and more careful setting), the vanity and stone top, frameless vs framed glass, and LVP vs tile flooring each move the total. None of them is a surprise line item: every one is a selection you make before the written estimate, not during the job.
Wet-area scope
Shower/tub replacement vs surface refresh
Tile & waterproofing
Format, layout and the system behind it
Vanity & fixtures
Cabinet, stone top, glass and hardware
Layout decisions
Keep fixtures in place or move them
Cost Drivers
The wet area is usually the largest part of a bathroom budget. A new shower means demolition, a waterproofing system, tile on the walls and floor, the niche and the glass — and the waterproofing behind the tile is what protects the room for the long term, so it is never the place to cut.
Tile cost is material plus setting labor, and format changes the labor. Large-format tile requires tighter wall flatness and careful mortar coverage; mosaics and patterns add layout time and cuts. The same bathroom can price differently with a different tile on the wall.
The vanity, stone or quartz top, faucets and hardware are the visible finish of the room. Stock vanities price differently from semi-custom, and a double-sink conversion adds plumbing-side scope compared with replacing a single vanity in place.
Bathroom flooring — tile or waterproof LVP — is priced with the demolition and subfloor condition underneath it. Layout is the quiet driver: keeping every fixture in place keeps the project on surfaces, while moving a toilet or shower drain adds partner-permitted plumbing scope.
Frameless glass, paint, baseboards and trim close out the room. Individually smaller than the wet area, together they decide how finished the bathroom feels — and they are all selections made before the estimate, not add-ons discovered mid-job.
Our Process
We measure the bathroom, check the shower or tub condition, flooring and walls, and talk through what you want changed — and what can stay.
We define the wet-area scope, tile format, vanity and glass selections, and the layout decision, so the project is priced on real selections.
You receive a written estimate covering demolition, waterproofing, tile, flooring, vanity, glass and finish work — with any partner-permitted plumbing scope named separately where the project includes it.
Demolition, waterproofing, tile, flooring, vanity and top, glass, paint and trim — in the order that keeps the waterproofing and finished surfaces protected.
We walk the finished bathroom together: tile lines and grout, glass fit, vanity and fixtures, paint and trim — and confirm everything is complete.
Service Areas
The same bathroom scope is quoted in Mandarin, St. Johns, Orange Park, Ponte Vedra and Jacksonville Beach.
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“We had an overall wonderful experience with Braga Remodeling. They were responsible, professional and communicated well throughout the process.”
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Tell us what the bathroom needs most — shower, tile, vanity, the whole room. We will measure the space, review the selections with you, and put the full Braga Remodeling scope in writing. Prefer to talk? Call (904) 520-1994 or email braga@bragaremodeling.com.
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