Outdated Bathroom? Your Renovation Options Explained
Not every outdated bathroom needs a full gut renovation. Depending on your budget and goals, there are several tiers worth understanding before you get quotes.
Option 1: Vanity & Fixture Refresh
The lightest-touch option: new vanity, sink, faucet, mirror, and lighting. This is a fast, high-impact update if the layout and tile are otherwise in good shape.
Option 2: Tile Surround / Shower Update
Replacing shower or tub surround tile refreshes the most visually dominant surface in the room without touching plumbing layout.
Option 3: Tub-to-Shower Conversion
Increasingly popular, especially for primary bathrooms — demo the tub and build out a walk-in shower with new tile and glass.
Option 4: Full Bathroom Remodel
New tile, tub/shower, vanity, lighting, and plumbing fixtures — essentially everything except structural layout changes.
Option 5: Primary / Luxury Bath Remodel
Walk-in showers, freestanding tubs, double vanities, heated floors — often including layout changes.
How to Decide
A free in-home consultation is the fastest way to figure out which tier fits your space, budget, and timeline. A project manager can walk you through what's realistic given your existing plumbing and layout, and where the money makes the biggest visual difference.
Not sure where to start? Call (979) 766-9228 or book a free consultation online at fixgi.com.
