Most full bathroom remodels by Luxe Development land in the mid five figures. A hall bath sits at the lower end of that band. A primary spa bath with stone, glass, and heated floors sits at the top. This guide breaks down bathroom remodel cost in the western suburbs: what moves the number, and how we fix yours in writing before we build.
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A full bathroom remodel with Luxe Development typically lands in the mid five figures. That holds across the 17 towns we serve, from Lemont and Homer Glen to Hinsdale, Oak Brook, and Naperville. Where your project falls inside the band comes down to scope: square footage, plumbing, and the materials you choose. You approve a fixed, itemized budget before construction begins.
Two bathrooms in the same house can carry very different numbers. The difference is square footage, plumbing, and the materials you choose. The three project types below show where most Luxe baths land inside the mid-five-figure band.
Same footprint, elevated finishes. The tub or shower stays where it is and the plumbing rarely moves.
A different project. More floor and wall area to tile, more fixtures, and the upgrades that define a primary suite.
A wall moves or a closet gets absorbed to open the room, and the stone gets serious. Scope drives it past the band.
A hall bath is usually the smaller, simpler project. The footprint stays the same, the tub or shower stays where it is, and the plumbing rarely moves. You're paying for demolition, waterproofing, tile, a new vanity, fixtures, and finish work. Keep the layout and choose finishes carefully, and a hall bath sits at the lower end of the mid-five-figure band.
A primary bath is a different project. More floor and wall area to tile. A walk-in shower with frameless glass. A double vanity. A freestanding tub. Heated floors. Often a wall moves or a closet gets absorbed to open up the room. Every one of those choices adds real material and real labor, and it can go beyond the band when the footprint grows or the stone gets serious. We'll tell you exactly where your wish list lands before anything is demolished.
Planning a kitchen too? Read our kitchen remodel cost guide. Kitchens start at $30k and run to $90k.
National cost calculators average thousands of projects across every market and every grade of finish. They're a poor guide for a design-build remodel in DuPage, Cook, or Will County. These four factors decide most of your real number.
Materials are the single biggest lever you control. Porcelain tile on the floor and a fiberglass pan is one number. Book-matched stone slabs, full-height tile on every wall, and a mitered stone curb is another number entirely. Neither choice is wrong, but you should make it with open eyes. At Luxe, every slab and every tile is selected and priced line by line during design, so the material budget is a decision, not a surprise.
Converting a tub to a walk-in shower is the most requested upgrade in bathroom remodeling right now, and it's usually one of the larger line items in the project. A shower needs a larger drain than a tub, new waterproofing from the subfloor up, more tile area, and a glass enclosure. Going curbless costs more than a standard curbed entry because the floor structure has to be recessed and re-sloped. A curbless entry is beautiful now and practical for the decades you plan to stay.
Keeping fixtures where they are keeps money in your pocket. Moving them buys you a better room. Relocating a toilet, shifting a drain, or splitting one sink into two means opening floors or walls, rerouting supply and waste lines, and passing inspection in your village. Older homes across the western suburbs add their own wrinkle. Cast iron stacks and dated supply lines often deserve replacement while the walls are open. We flag that in design, not mid-demolition.
Heated tile floors, towel warmers, layered dimmable lighting, and quiet ventilation each add a defined line to the budget. None of them is required. All of them are far cheaper to install while the floor is already open than to retrofit later. Our clients rarely regret the heated floor. February in Chicagoland makes the argument for us.
Here's the part of bathroom remodel pricing nobody warns you about: two bids for the same bathroom can be thousands apart, and the lower one is often the more expensive project.
We're not the lowest bid you'll get. We're the number that doesn't move.
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Pricing at Luxe follows the same four-phase method we use to build. See the full Luxe Method for how design becomes construction.
Our team walks your bathroom with you. We measure, check the plumbing and structure, and listen to how you actually use the room. No pressure, no sales script.
The architect and design team draw the new bathroom, and you select every finish, from tile to glass to hardware, with real prices attached as you choose.
You receive one complete number, itemized to the line. Materials, labor, permits. You approve it before a single wall is opened.
The same crew builds exactly what was drawn and priced, with on-site supervision at every stage and a white-glove walk-through at handover.
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Most full bathroom remodels by Luxe Development land in the mid five figures, with hall baths at the lower end of the band and primary spa baths at the top. Room size, plumbing changes, and your tile and stone selections set where you fall. You approve a fixed, itemized budget before construction begins, so the number never drifts. Our bathroom remodeling contractors page covers what's included in a full Luxe bath.
Size and scope. A primary bath has more floor and wall area to tile, more fixtures, and usually a walk-in shower, a double vanity, and a freestanding tub. Layout changes add plumbing and structural work a hall bath rarely needs. More material, more labor, more trades on site, and we itemize every line of it before you approve.
The conversion is usually one of the larger line items in a full bathroom remodel, and it's priced line by line inside your fixed budget. The drivers are a larger drain, new waterproofing, added tile area, and the glass enclosure. A curbless entry costs more than a curbed one because the floor gets recessed and re-sloped. We price both options so you can decide with real numbers.
For most of our clients, yes. Heated tile floors are one of the most-loved upgrades we install, and adding them during a remodel costs far less than tearing up a finished floor later. The system goes in as a defined line on your itemized budget before tile is set. If it doesn't fit your budget, we tell you plainly and the rest of the project doesn't change.
You approve a fixed, itemized budget before construction begins, and that number is the number we build. Every slab, tile, and fixture is selected and priced during design, so there are no low allowances waiting to become change orders. Architect, engineer, and builder work as one accountable team, so nothing gets re-quoted in a hand-off. We've built this way from the start, as a licensed general contractor and fully insured.
Ranges orient you. A fixed, itemized budget is what you can actually plan around. We walk your space, then you see a fixed, itemized budget before any work begins. Explore our bathroom remodeling services to see what a Luxe bath includes, or start the conversation today.
Planning a kitchen too? See our kitchen remodel cost guide.
Ranges are for research. Your bathroom deserves a real number. Tell us about the space, and we'll walk it with you.
No-pressure walk-through. A fixed, itemized budget before any work begins, with no pressure to commit.
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