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Luxury Master Design
Miami-Dade & Broward Counties, FL

Custom Bathroom Renovations in Miami-Dade & Broward

Whether you're reimagining a cramped master bath in Coral Gables, upgrading a dated guest bathroom in Pembroke Pines, or starting from a bare shell in a new Miramar build, the scope and quality of what goes into the space matters. We handle every layer, layout changes, custom tile walls, high-end vanity installations, luxury shower builds, and final plumbing fixture selections, so the finished bathroom reflects exactly what you had in mind, not a generic upgrade.

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What Our Bathroom Renovation Services Cover

A bathroom renovation means something different to every homeowner, and that's exactly how we approach it. Some clients come to us with a clear vision, a specific tile pattern, a freestanding soaking tub, a frameless glass shower enclosure, and want us to execute it precisely. Others know the space feels dated or dysfunctional and need guidance on where to start. Either way, we tailor the scope to what you actually need, from a focused fixture upgrade to a full gut-and-rebuild.

On the full-renovation end, we handle everything: demolition of existing surfaces, reconfiguration of the layout when plumbing permits are involved, waterproofing and backer preparation, custom tile installation on floors and walls, shower pan construction, niche and bench building, vanity installation, toilet replacement, and final plumbing fixture hookups including premium showerheads, faucets, and hardware. We work with your selections or help you source materials that fit the design direction you're after. Our crews are careful about protecting the rest of your home during demo, floors get covered, dust gets contained, and we leave the job site clean at the end of every day.

For clients in South Florida's older housing stock, the 1960s ranch homes in Kendall, the mid-century bungalows in Hollywood, the 1980s condominiums along the Fort Lauderdale corridor, we also deal regularly with what's behind the walls: aging galvanized supply lines, deteriorated waterproofing, cracked backer board, and tile set on sand mortar beds. We don't paper over these issues. If we open a wall and find a problem, we tell you straight, give you the options, and let you decide. Honest work means no surprises at the end.

On the higher-end side, we build the kind of bathrooms that make the whole home feel elevated, large-format porcelain tile with minimal grout joints, floating vanities with LED-lit mirrors, curbless shower entries, rain heads paired with handheld fixtures, and built-in storage that looks like it was always there. We pay attention to the small details: level tile runs, consistent grout lines, properly caulked transitions, and fixtures seated flush and square. These aren't afterthoughts, they're what separates a bathroom that looks finished from one that looks done right.

  • Full gut-and-rebuild bathroom renovations
  • Custom tile walls, floors, and shower surrounds
  • Luxury shower builds, curbless, frameless, walk-in
  • High-end vanity and mirror installations
  • Toilet replacement and modern fixture upgrades
  • Premium showerhead and plumbing fixture selection
  • Layout reconfiguration and waterproofing
  • Niche, bench, and built-in storage construction

Pricing factors

What Shapes the Quote for Your Bathroom Renovation

Every bathroom quote starts with a real look at the space, its current condition, the scope of what you want changed, and the materials you're drawn to. Because no two bathrooms are identical in size, layout, or existing condition, we don't use flat rates. We assess the factors that actually move the scope and give you a clear, itemized quote before any work begins. Here's what drives the estimate.

  • Scope of Renovation

    A focused fixture swap, new toilet, new vanity, new faucet, involves far less labor and material than a full gut-to-the-studs rebuild with a new layout. The wider the scope, the more trades are involved (tile, plumbing rough-in, waterproofing, carpentry), and the more the project quote reflects that comprehensive effort.

  • Tile Selection and Coverage

    Tile is one of the biggest variables in a bathroom renovation. Large-format porcelain, natural stone, mosaic accents, and decorative inserts all differ in material cost, cutting complexity, and installation time. A shower surround tiled floor-to-ceiling in a book-matched marble look requires significantly more precision than a standard 4x4 ceramic field tile, and the quote reflects that.

  • Shower Build Complexity

    A basic tub-surround replacement differs considerably from a custom curbless shower with a linear drain, built-in niche, bench seat, and frameless glass enclosure. Multiple showerheads, body sprays, or steam systems add both material and rough-in labor. The more custom the shower, the more the scope expands across waterproofing, tile, plumbing, and glass trades.

  • Existing Condition Behind Walls

    Older South Florida homes frequently hide deteriorated waterproofing, corroded supply lines, or damaged substrate behind existing tile. Until demo is complete, some conditions can't be fully scoped. We communicate any discovered issues immediately and get your approval before proceeding, so the final number is never a surprise.

  • Fixture and Vanity Grade

    Entry-level plumbing fixtures and stock vanities carry a different cost than designer faucets, custom cabinetry, vessel sinks, or LED-backlit mirrors. We can work across a wide range of product tiers, the selections you make directly shape both the material portion of the quote and the installation complexity.

  • Layout Changes and Plumbing Relocation

    Moving a toilet, relocating a shower drain, or shifting the vanity wall requires opening the floor or slab and repositioning supply and drain lines, a meaningfully more involved scope than an in-place renovation. Projects involving plumbing relocation are quoted to reflect the additional rough-in labor and material involved.

  • Bathroom Size and Access

    A compact powder room and a master bath suite with a separate shower and soaking tub occupy very different positions on the labor spectrum. Condominium bathrooms in high-rise buildings, common across Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale, can also involve elevator logistics and building-hours restrictions that factor into project scheduling and scope.

Bathroom Projects We're Built to Handle

Bathroom renovations come from all kinds of starting points, a space that's finally ready for the upgrade it deserved years ago, a fixture that failed, a lifestyle shift, or simply a design vision that the original builder never delivered. These are the patterns we see most.

The Long-Overdue Master Bath Upgrade

The master bath still has the original 1990s cultured-marble surround and builder-grade vanity. You've been tolerating it for years. Now you're ready for a real renovation, custom tile, a frameless shower, a double vanity, done right, once.

New Construction, Custom Finish-Out

The shell is built but the bathrooms are unfinished or spec-grade. You want the tile, fixtures, and vanities to actually reflect your taste before you move in, not whatever the builder defaulted to.

Condo Bathroom Refresh Before Listing

You're preparing a Fort Lauderdale or Miami Beach condo for sale and the bathroom looks dated compared to competing units. A targeted upgrade, new tile, modern vanity, updated fixtures, can shift buyer perception without a full gut job.

Aging-in-Place Accessibility Conversion

A family member needs a safer bathroom. You want a curbless walk-in shower, grab bar blocking in the walls, and a comfort-height toilet installed by people who understand how to do it correctly, not as an afterthought.

Guest Bath That Finally Gets Attention

The master bath was renovated years ago but the guest bath was left untouched. Visitors notice. You want a clean, cohesive update, new tile, vanity, toilet, and fixtures, without a production that takes over the house for weeks.

Post-Water-Damage Rebuild

A leaking toilet supply line or failed shower pan caused water damage behind the walls. The tile has to come out anyway, now's the time to rebuild it properly with correct waterproofing and the finishes you actually want.

Luxury Shower Build from Scratch

You want the shower you've been designing in your head, curbless entry, rain head, body sprays, large-format tile, a built-in niche, and frameless glass. You need a crew that can execute it at that level, not adapt it down.

Rental Property Durable Upgrade

You own an investment property in Broward and the bathroom needs a refresh that holds up to tenant use. You want durable, easy-to-maintain materials and quality installation, not the cheapest option that needs redoing in two years.

How Bathroom Renovation Quoting Works at Luxury Master Design

We quote every bathroom renovation individually, because the scope, materials, and existing conditions of your specific bathroom are what determine the real cost of the project. We don't offer flat-rate packages or ballpark estimates over the phone, because those numbers rarely survive contact with the actual job. What we do instead is give you a thorough, honest quote based on a real assessment of the space.

Here's how the process works: you reach out, describe the bathroom and what you're hoping to accomplish, and we schedule a time to come take a look. We review the current layout, assess the condition of existing surfaces and substrate, talk through your material preferences and fixture selections, and clarify the full scope of work. If there are any areas where the condition behind the tile or walls is uncertain, we'll flag those honestly and explain how we handle surprises during demo.

After the walkthrough, we put together a detailed written quote that covers labor and materials by phase, demo, waterproofing, tile, plumbing fixtures, vanity installation, and finish work. You'll see exactly what's included and what's not, with no vague line items. The price is agreed in writing before we schedule a start date, so there's no ambiguity about what the project costs.

For bathroom renovations in South Florida's older housing stock, homes and condos built in the 1960s through the 1990s, we build in a conversation about what we might find once tile comes off walls or floors come up. We're transparent about how we handle discovered conditions, and we don't proceed with additional scope without your explicit go-ahead. That's what honest, up-front pricing actually looks like in practice.

When you're ready to start planning, reach out through our website or give us a call. We'll set up a no-pressure walkthrough and get you a written quote you can actually make a decision from.

  • All quotes are provided in writing and agreed upon before work begins, no surprises at invoicing.
  • Material selections (tile grade, fixture brand, vanity style) significantly influence the final project scope and quote.
  • Conditions discovered during demolition, such as deteriorated waterproofing or corroded plumbing, are communicated immediately, and no additional work proceeds without your approval.
  • Condo renovations may involve building-specific scheduling restrictions; we factor these in during the quoting conversation.

Bathroom Renovation Service Across Miami-Dade and Broward

Luxury Master Design serves homeowners and property owners throughout Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, visiting the project site for every estimate and job. From Coral Gables and Kendall in Miami-Dade to Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines, and Hollywood in Broward, we come to you, no remote quoting, no guesswork.

Local insight

Built for South Florida Bathrooms

South Florida's climate puts unique demands on bathrooms. Year-round heat and humidity accelerate the failure of grout, caulk, and waterproofing membranes, especially in homes where original construction cut corners on substrate preparation. We see it regularly in the older housing stock across Miami-Dade and Broward: tile that looks intact from the outside but has lost its bond, shower pans that have been leaking slowly for years, and backer board that's been wet long enough to compromise. We address the root cause, not just the surface.

The region's building mix also means we work across very different project contexts, from sprawling single-family renovations in Miramar and Kendall to high-rise condo bathrooms in Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale where elevator logistics, building hours, and HOA approvals shape how a project is scheduled. We're familiar with both environments and plan accordingly.

South Florida's dry season, running roughly November through April, is the peak window for larger renovation projects when lower humidity supports better adhesive curing and finishing work. That said, our crews work year-round, properly sequenced interior work isn't weather-dependent the way exterior projects are, and we keep schedules moving regardless of the season.

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Frequently asked questions

Scope and material availability are the two biggest variables. A focused update, new tile, vanity, and fixtures in an existing layout, can be completed in one to two weeks. A full gut-and-rebuild with a new layout, custom shower, and specialty materials typically runs two to four weeks, sometimes more if custom cabinetry or specialty tile has a lead time. We give you a realistic project timeline as part of the written quote so you can plan accordingly.
Both approaches work. Some clients come to us with every product selected and ready to order, we're glad to build to your spec. Others want guidance on where to source materials that fit their design direction and budget. We work with local suppliers throughout Miami-Dade and Broward and can help you navigate selections. Either way, what goes into your bathroom is your decision, we execute it precisely.
We tell you immediately, clearly and honestly. In South Florida's older housing stock, it's not unusual to find deteriorated waterproofing, corroded supply lines, or compromised substrate behind existing tile. We explain exactly what we found, what the options are, and what each path involves before any additional work proceeds. Nothing is done without your explicit approval. That's how we keep the job free of surprises.
Yes. We regularly work in high-rise buildings across Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale, and surrounding areas. Condo renovations involve extra planning, building work-hour restrictions, elevator scheduling for material delivery and debris removal, HOA permit requirements, and neighbor notification in some buildings. We factor all of this into the project timeline and schedule during the quoting conversation so there are no scheduling surprises once work begins.
We manage the full renovation scope, including plumbing fixture installation and connections, vanities, toilets, showerheads, faucets, and body sprays. For projects that require moving drain lines or supply stubs within the slab, we coordinate the appropriate trades as part of the project. You deal with us, not a separate roster of contractors. One point of contact, start to finish.
A refresh typically involves swapping out fixtures, vanities, mirrors, and hardware without touching the tile or layout, it's a meaningful visual upgrade with less demo involved. A full renovation includes removing existing tile, rebuilding the substrate and waterproofing, reconfiguring the layout if needed, and installing new surfaces throughout. We help you understand which scope actually solves the problem you're trying to fix, and we don't recommend more than the job calls for.
Reach out through our website or call us directly. We'll schedule a time to visit the space, walk through what you have in mind, review the existing conditions, and talk through material and fixture options. After that walkthrough, we put together a detailed written quote by scope phase, no vague estimates. The quote is agreed in writing before any work is scheduled, so you know exactly what you're committing to before we start.

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