A full-scope bathroom renovation from Wesley Construction, serving High Point, Winston-Salem, Kernersville, and Clemmons, NC. New layout, new plumbing, new finishes, one contractor from permit to final walkthrough.
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Unlike a partial refresh that swaps a vanity or reglazes a tub, a complete renovation rebuilds the bathroom from the subfloor up. Here's what that covers on a typical project.
Reworking or holding the existing footprint, relocating fixtures where needed, and updating supply and drain lines to current code.
Proper membrane and substrate work behind tile and around the shower pan, the single biggest factor in whether a bathroom lasts.
GFCI-protected circuits, updated lighting, and a properly sized exhaust fan to control moisture and prevent mold.
Floor and wall tile selection, layout, and installation, including waterproof flooring options for high-moisture areas.
New vanity, countertop, sink, faucet, toilet, and shower or tub hardware, matched to your layout and storage needs.
Trim, paint, hardware, mirrors, and a final walkthrough to confirm every detail before we call the job done.
Not every renovation tier returns the same value at resale. National industry data shows a clear pattern: midrange renovations consistently outperform upscale ones on return, because buyers pay for clean and functional finishes more reliably than luxury upgrades.
*ROI figures are national averages from the JLC Cost vs. Value report, the most widely cited industry benchmark for remodeling returns. Regional figures for the Piedmont Triad may vary. View the full Cost vs. Value methodology.
In practical terms, a full-scope bathroom renovation in our service area typically runs between fifteen and forty five thousand dollars, depending on whether the layout changes and what tile or fixtures you select. Keeping the existing plumbing layout is the single easiest way to control cost. Moving a toilet or shower drain, by contrast, is one of the fastest ways to add several thousand dollars to a budget.
Get a rough budget range in seconds. This is a starting point, not a quote. Your in-home consultation gives you an exact number.
Estimates are based on regional cost data and typical scope for each tier. Final pricing depends on material selection, home condition, and site-specific factors confirmed during your consultation.
Every complete renovation we build is an opportunity to install water-efficient fixtures. According to the EPA's WaterSense program, replacing old, inefficient toilets, faucets, and showerheads with WaterSense labeled models can save a household more than 13,000 gallons of water a year, and a full high-efficiency bathroom upgrade can pay for itself in water savings alone in as little as one year. We build these fixtures into our standard renovation scope at no extra design step, since they cost about the same as standard fixtures but perform better over the life of the room.
We walk the space, discuss layout options, and give you a real budget range before any design work starts.
You choose tile, fixtures, and finishes with our guidance. We finalize a fixed scope and timeline in writing.
We pull all required plumbing, electrical, and structural permits through the local building department before demo begins.
Old materials come out, new plumbing and electrical rough-in goes in, and everything is inspected before we close the walls.
Waterproofing, tile setting, vanity install, and final trim and paint bring the room together.
We inspect every detail with you before we consider the project complete, not before.
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A full-scope renovation typically falls between fifteen and forty five thousand dollars, depending on layout changes, tile selection, and fixtures. Projects that keep the existing plumbing layout in place generally land on the lower end of that range.
Most complete renovations take three to five weeks from demolition to final walkthrough. Custom tile and specialty fixtures can extend that timeline, since some materials currently run four to twelve weeks for delivery.
Yes, in most cases. Any project touching plumbing, electrical, or structural framing requires a permit under the North Carolina State Building Code. We pull these permits and schedule inspections as part of every project.
Yes, within reason. A midrange renovation recoups roughly 74 to 80 percent of its cost at resale, the strongest return of any bathroom remodel tier. Upscale renovations with premium finishes return less, since the added cost outpaces what most buyers will pay for luxury materials in a typical price range.
A complete renovation replaces everything down to the subfloor: plumbing, electrical, waterproofing, tile, vanity, toilet, lighting, and ventilation. A partial remodel updates select surfaces, such as a new vanity or shower surround, while leaving the existing layout and infrastructure in place.
