Coral Springs, FL · Broward County
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Bathroom Remodel Cost in Coral Springs
Whether you're searching "bath renovation contractors," "bathroom renovation contractor," "bathroom renovations near me," or "bathroom remodeling near me" — you're looking for the same thing: a licensed team that gives you a real number, not a range that grows once demo starts. D&Co Homes is a full-service bathroom remodel contractor working directly in Coral Springs — not a referral service or a directory — so the price we quote is the price a licensed crew actually charges to do the work.
Here's what bathroom remodel cost in Coral Springs typically looks like, broken out by scope, so you have a real number before you start calling around:
If you've been comparing "bathroom renovation contractors near me" quotes and getting wildly different numbers, the most common reason is scope creep hidden in the fine print — one company's "full renovation" is another's cosmetic refresh. We put the exact scope in writing before you sign, so the number you're quoted is the number you pay.
However you're phrasing the search — bath renovation near me, bathroom renos near me, or bathroom renovation quote — the answer is the same: get the scope in writing first, then compare numbers. That's the estimate we'll walk you through on the call.
Permits & Regulation in Coral Springs
Coral Springs draws a clearer line than most Broward cities between what needs a permit and what doesn't: a permit is required if your bathroom remodel involves moving or adding plumbing, electrical, or gas lines, or if it affects structural or fire-rated assemblies. Purely cosmetic work — painting, flooring, or a straight fixture swap with no line changes — generally doesn't require one. The catch is that most "full" bathroom renovations, by definition, touch at least one of those regulated systems.
When a permit is required, Coral Springs asks for a full package: signed and sealed architectural plans, structural engineering plans where applicable, mechanical/electrical/plumbing plans, energy compliance documentation, HVHZ product approval documentation, a current survey, and a site plan. For any permitted electrical work, current NEC standards apply — AFCI protection in living areas and GFCI protection in bathrooms specifically.
If you're in an HOA community — which covers the large majority of Coral Springs — the association's architectural review committee typically requires approval for material alterations before city permitting can proceed, and condo owners face an additional layer under Florida Statute §718.113. And because Coral Springs sits within Broward County's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ), any window touched during the remodel needs HVHZ product approval documentation as part of the permit submittal.
Sources: City of Coral Springs Building Department, Coral Springs Residential Remodel Permit Checklist
Know Who's Working In Your Home
Broward County has seen serious unlicensed-contractor fraud cases move through the courts in 2026, including a case in which Florida's Chief Financial Officer's office arrested a man accused of posing as a licensed contractor and collecting roughly $174,000 from a Hollywood homeowner for renovation work that was never finished, leaving the home unlivable. The pattern in nearly every case: no verifiable license, payment collected upfront, and no permit on file — meaning no inspection ever confirmed the work was safe.
Because Coral Springs exempts genuinely cosmetic work from permitting, it's especially important to confirm your contractor isn't quietly classifying a full plumbing or electrical renovation as "cosmetic" to skip the permit process altogether — that's a red flag, not a shortcut. Before hiring anyone for a bathroom remodel in Coral Springs, verify their license number directly at myfloridalicense.com.
Sources: CBS12: $174K unlicensed contractor fraud, Broward County
Materials & Sourcing
If you're comparing quotes or shopping materials yourself before calling a contractor, Broward County has a strong bench of tile and fixture showrooms accessible from Coral Springs, with stone slabs, porcelain tile, and vanity lines available for in-person viewing before you commit — worth the drive, since photos consistently misrepresent slab veining and tile tone.
What to prioritize if you're doing any of the sourcing yourself:
We're happy to source and manage all of this for you as part of a fixed-price quote — but if you're weighing a DIY approach on the finish-out work, that's the order of priority we'd give you.
Common Questions
A bathroom remodel in Coral Springs typically runs $5,500–$50,000+, depending on scope. A targeted refresh (fixtures, flooring, no layout changes) runs $5,500–$11,000. A partial remodel runs $10,000–$18,000. A full remodel of a standard 5x8 bathroom runs $16,000–$28,000. A full master bath gut runs $28,000–$50,000, and a luxury or custom build can run $50,000+. We give a written, fixed-price quote after seeing the space, not a phone estimate.
It depends on scope. A permit is required if the project involves moving or adding plumbing, electrical, or gas lines, or if it affects structural or fire-rated assemblies. Cosmetic work like painting, flooring, or a straight fixture swap generally doesn't require one.
Signed and sealed architectural plans, structural engineering plans where applicable, mechanical/electrical/plumbing plans, energy compliance documentation, HVHZ product approval documentation, a current survey, and a site plan.
Almost always, yes. Most Coral Springs communities require architectural review committee approval for material alterations before city permitting, and condo owners face an additional Florida Statute §718.113 approval requirement.
In practice, not much — "bathroom remodel contractors," "bath renovation contractors," and "bathroom renovation contractor" are usually the same kind of business, just described differently. The distinction that actually matters is whether they're licensed to pull permits themselves (a General Contractor) or whether they subcontract that out. D&Co Homes is a licensed GC (CGC1531095) that performs the work directly — no subcontracted middlemen.
It depends on scope: a cosmetic refresh runs lowest (and may not need a permit at all), a full renovation (new tile, plumbing, tub-to-shower conversion) is the most common project we quote, and a full gut with moved walls or relocated drain lines runs highest — especially if HOA approval and a City of Coral Springs permit are both required. We give every client a written, fixed-price quote after seeing the space, not a phone estimate.
Search the contractor's name or license number at myfloridalicense.com. D&Co Homes' license is CGC1531095 — you can verify it there directly.
Florida Licensed General Contractor · CGC1531095
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