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Bathroom Remodeling in Miami, FL
Condo bathrooms rebuilt within the building's rules, tubs turned into walk-in showers, waterproofing done before a single tile goes on, and a vanity built to your wall in our own shop if you want one.
- Free in-home design consultation
- Labor price fixed in writing before work starts
- Drawings for your condo's alteration application
- Waterproofed showers built as a system
What Miami bathrooms need
Most Miami bathroom projects fall into two groups. In the condo towers of Brickell, Edgewater, Downtown and Miami Beach, the bathroom sits on a shared plumbing stack, the drain can only move so far, and most changes need the association's sign-off. Owners tend to want the same result: a walk-in shower where the tub was, a floating vanity with real drawers, large-format porcelain and light that flatters in the morning.
In older houses in Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Miami Shores, Kendall and Pinecrest, the problems often hide behind the tile: tired cast-iron or galvanized lines, tile set on a mortar bed, a shower pan that has been leaking quietly for years. We open the walls, fix what we find (and price it before we do it), and rebuild the shower as a waterproofed system before any tile goes on.
What a Dreamery bathroom in Miami includes
- Design consultation and a 3D design of the new layout
- Demolition, plumbing changes and waterproofing
- Tile and stone setting, glass, lighting and ventilation
- A custom vanity from our Coral Springs shop, or a stock one from our shopping list
- One written, itemized price for the work before demolition day
Client videos
Hear it from our clients
Homeowners on their finished kitchens and bathroom, filmed on site. Tap to play. All client reviews · YouTube channel
Miami, FL · Instant estimate
Know what your bathroom remodel costs before anyone walks through your door.
Six questions, sixty seconds, one honest range built from what we actually charge in South Florida — not a national average from a website that has never seen your bathroom.
What it costs in 2026
What Dreamery bathrooms cost in 2026: we price bathrooms as labor plus rough materials. You buy the finish materials (tile, fixtures, a stock vanity) at retail from our exact shopping list with no markup, or we build a custom vanity in our Coral Springs shop and quote it as its own line. A small full bath (5×8) runs $12,000–$15,500 in labor at the Essential level, $15,000–$19,500 at Signature and $19,000–$24,500 at Premium, plus roughly 35–70% of that for finish materials. Powder rooms start around $6,000; primary suites run $24,000–$49,000 in labor. Turning a tub into a walk-in shower adds about 25%; a permit package about $3,500. 3D design package: $99 (regularly $500), credited in full when you go ahead with the project.
Every bathroom gets one written, itemized price for the work, fixed before work starts: demolition, waterproofing, tile and stone setting, vanity and fixture installation, plumbing and electrical changes, permits and project management on one page. Finish materials go on a separate shopping list, so nothing hides in an allowance.
When the vanity and storage come from our own shop, you skip the showroom markup on the cabinetry line. Promotional financing is available for qualified buyers through our lending partners; pre-qualification takes about a minute with a soft credit pull.
For what drives the price of a high-end bathroom see our bathroom remodel cost guide and the high-end bathroom guide, or get an exact number with a free in-home estimate.
Condo rules and permits for Miami bathrooms
Condos. Expect an alteration application with drawings, a certificate of insurance that meets the association's requirements and set hours for demolition. Some buildings also want to see the waterproofing before tile goes on, or ask that the unit below be notified before plumbing work. We prepare our part of the package and plan the loud days first, so the building hears as little of the project as possible.
Permits. Bathroom work that changes plumbing or wiring usually needs a permit from the City of Miami, Miami-Dade County or your own city's building department, depending on the address, with inspections as the work requires. Our coordinator prepares the paperwork and books the inspections as part of project management.
Where we work
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Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties, from our own cabinet shop in Coral Springs.
Broward County
- Coral Springshome base
- Davie20 min from our shop
- Fort Lauderdale30 min from our shop
- Hollywood35 min from our shop
- Parkland10 min from our shop
- Pembroke Pines30 min from our shop
- Plantation20 min from our shop
- Sunrise15 min from our shop
- Weston25 min from our shop
Palm Beach County
- Boca Raton35 min from our shop
- Boynton Beach40 min from our shop
- Delray Beach35 min from our shop
- West Palm Beach50 min from our shop
Miami-Dade County
- Aventura35 min from our shop
- Coral Gables55 min from our shop
- Doral45 min from our shop
- Hialeah40 min from our shop
- Kendall60 min from our shop
- Miami50 min from our shop
- Miami Beach55 min from our shop
- Pinecrest65 min from our shop
Remodeling guides
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Questions homeowners ask us
Can you remodel a bathroom in a Miami condo?
Yes. We rebuild condo bathrooms in Brickell, Edgewater, Downtown and Miami Beach. We prepare the drawings and our part of the alteration package, then plan demolition and deliveries around the building's hours and elevator.
How long does a bathroom remodel take in Miami?
A full bathroom typically takes 3–6 weeks of construction once the finishes are chosen, longer for a large luxury bath. In a condo, the board's review comes first and depends on the building.
Can a condo bathroom have a curbless shower?
Often, yes, but it depends on the slab, where the drain can go and what the building allows. We check this at the consultation, before you fall in love with a layout the board won't approve.
Do you build the vanity?
We can. A vanity built in our Coral Springs shop is sized to your wall and quoted as its own line. If you prefer, you pick a stock vanity from our shopping list instead.
How is a Miami bathroom priced?
As labor plus rough materials, fixed in writing before work starts. You buy the finish materials (tile, fixtures, a stock vanity) at retail from our exact shopping list with no markup; a custom vanity from our shop is its own line. The calculator on this page gives you a range.
Can I see a finished Miami bathroom?
Yes. The first video on this page is a review from a client whose Miami condo bathroom we rebuilt: marble-look porcelain on the walls, a walk-in glass shower, matte black fixtures, a floating vanity and a backlit mirror.
Which areas of Miami-Dade do you serve?
Brickell, Edgewater, Downtown, Coconut Grove, the Upper Eastside, Coral Gables, Miami Shores, Miami Beach, Pinecrest, Kendall, Aventura and Doral, among others.