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Bathroom Remodel Cost in West Palm Beach
A bathroom remodel in West Palm Beach typically costs $5,500 to $50,000+, depending on scope — from a targeted vanity-and-fixture refresh up to a full master bath gut. D&Co Homes is a full-service bathroom remodel contractor headquartered right here in West Palm Beach — 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 the real breakdown by scope level, so you have a 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.
Permits & Regulation in West Palm Beach
Cosmetic bathroom updates — paint, fixtures, a vanity swap — with no electrical change generally don't require a permit in West Palm Beach. But relocating or adding plumbing lines (toilet, sink, shower, bathtub), any electrical work, installing a new water heater, or structural changes almost always require a permit under the Florida Building Code and Palm Beach County's local amendments. Expect the process to involve separate plumbing and electrical permit review, plus a mechanical permit if ventilation changes are part of the scope.
West Palm Beach is not in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone — that designation applies only to Miami-Dade and Broward counties. Palm Beach County instead falls under Florida's Wind-Borne Debris Region, which still requires impact-rated or properly protected windows and doors on any window replaced during the remodel, just under a separate product-approval standard than HVHZ counties use.
If you're in a condo or HOA-governed building — common along West Palm Beach's downtown and waterfront corridors — Florida Statute §718.113 requires separate association approval before any material alteration, particularly anything touching a shared drain stack. Rules also vary by municipality within Palm Beach County, so work that's permit-exempt in unincorporated areas can still require city approval inside West Palm Beach itself.
Sources: Palm Beach County: Items Not Requiring a Permit, West Palm Beach Bathroom Remodel Permit Guide
Know Who's Working In Your Home
West Palm Beach was the base of operations for one of the largest construction fraud cases in South Florida news in 2026: five members of the same extended family were charged in what investigators describe as a family-run construction fraud ring that allegedly used shell companies to conceal millions of dollars in payroll, avoid workers' compensation insurance, and operate unlicensed businesses — all run out of multiple construction companies based at the same West Palm Beach address, with alleged losses reported near $12.5 million. Separately, Palm Beach County's own director of contractor regulations has publicly stated that "unlicensed contracting is a big problem" the county is actively working to address.
Before hiring anyone for a bathroom remodel in West Palm Beach, verify their license number directly at myfloridalicense.com, and confirm they intend to pull a permit, not skip it.
Sources: WFLX: $12.5M construction fraud ring, West Palm Beach, WPTV: Palm Beach County cracking down on unlicensed contractors
Materials & Sourcing
If you're comparing quotes or shopping materials yourself before calling a contractor, Palm Beach County has a deep bench of tile and fixture showrooms right in West Palm Beach, with stone slabs, porcelain tile, and vanity lines available for in-person viewing before you commit — worth the visit, 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 West Palm Beach costs $5,500–$50,000+ depending on scope. A Targeted Refresh (new vanity, toilet, faucets, mirror) runs $5,500–$11,000. A Partial Remodel (retile floor and shower, new vanity) runs $10,000–$18,000. A Full Remodel (full demo, new waterproofing, tile shower) runs $16,000–$28,000. A Master Bath Gut (custom tile shower, double vanity, freestanding tub) runs $28,000–$50,000. Luxury/Custom scopes run $50,000 and up.
Cosmetic updates (paint, fixtures, vanity swap) with no electrical or plumbing change generally don't require one. But relocating or adding plumbing lines, any electrical work, or structural changes almost always require a City of West Palm Beach permit.
No. The HVHZ covers only Miami-Dade and Broward counties. Palm Beach County, including West Palm Beach, falls under Florida's Wind-Borne Debris Region instead, which still requires impact-rated or protected windows and doors but under a separate set of product-approval standards.
Almost always, yes. Under Florida Statute §718.113, unit owners need association approval before material alterations, especially anything touching a common drain stack. Starting work without it can mean fines or forced removal of finished work.
In practice, not much — "bathroom remodel contractors," "bath renovation contractors," "bathroom renovation contractor," and "remodeling bathroom contractors" 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.
Search the contractor's name or license number at myfloridalicense.com. D&Co Homes' license is CGC1531095 — you can verify it there directly.
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