Master Bathroom Remodeling in Palm Springs, CA

Palm Springs Kitchen Remodeling Pros is the Coachella Valley's trusted expert in master bathroom remodeling, specializing in double vanity layouts, oversized walk-in showers, and freestanding soaking tub installs. We offer water closet enclosures and heated floors.

Our team provides full-room rebuilds with new waterproofing, delivering quiet, spa-grade suites for homes and finishes built to stay easy through years of hard water. Backed by $5 million in general liability insurance, we take on primary baths from a vanity-and-shower update to a suite rebuilt around a new floor plan.

From framing a pony wall to the right height for a glass return to hanging a vanity so both sinks sit level, our team handles every detail. Serving Palm Springs, Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert and Indian Wells, we keep one crew on site from demolition to walkthrough and deliver reliable, professional and beautiful results on every master bathroom project.

Call (442) 212-1511 for a free in-home estimate. We walk the suite with you, look at the plumbing and the attic, and put the scope and price in writing.

What Goes Into a Master Bathroom Remodel

Two People, One Room

The most common complaint we hear is a single sink in a room two people share. A double vanity at 60 to 72 inches wide, or two separate vanities on facing walls, fixes most of the morning traffic jam. Where the room allows, a separate toilet room with its own door is the next most requested change.

The Shower

Master showers here usually grow. A 36 by 36 inch stall becomes a 60 inch walk-in with a bench, a handheld on a slide bar and a niche for each person. Curbless entries are popular, and they are the right call in a house you plan to stay in. We slope the floor to a linear drain so water stays where it belongs.

The Tub Question

A freestanding tub is beautiful and it takes floor. We measure clearance around it, confirm the floor can carry it full of water, and plan the filler before tile goes down. If nobody bathes, we will say so and show you what that floor space does as a larger shower instead.

Light and Glass

Many mid-century homes in Vista Las Palmas and Twin Palms have primary baths with clerestory windows or a glass wall onto a private yard. We protect those windows, keep the sightlines, and use frosted or fluted glass where privacy matters.

Master Bath Materials That Hold Up Here

We avoid polished marble on shower floors. It etches, it gets slippery, and hard water shows on it within weeks.

Master Bathroom Remodel Cost in Palm Springs

These are honest ranges for the valley, not quotes.

What moves the number: how far drains move, whether the shower goes curbless, glass size, the tile layout and the vanity. Every estimate itemizes allowances so you can adjust as you choose finishes.

For a suite built around high-end finishes, steam and custom millwork, see luxury master bathroom remodeling.

How a Master Bath Project Runs

1. Walkthrough. How you use the room, what bothers you, what has to stay.
2. Layout and scope. A drawn plan if walls or plumbing move, and a fixed price with allowances.
3. Selections and ordering. Tile, vanity, tub and glass ordered before we open the room.
4. Demolition and rough-in. Slab cutting if drains move, framing, plumbing, electrical and inspection.
5. Waterproofing and tile. Membrane, flood test, tile, grout.
6. Finish and walkthrough. Vanity, fixtures, glass, lighting and a punch list with you.

Plan on five to eight weeks on site for a full primary bath. Custom glass is measured after tile, so it is often the last piece in.

Scheduling Around the Season

A primary bath is the room you cannot live without, so timing matters. Seasonal owners usually book between April and October and come back to a finished suite. Full-time residents often use a guest bath for the duration, and we sequence the work to keep the loudest days together.

Why Owners Trust Us With the Primary Suite

A written fixed scope before demolition. One superintendent, one crew. A 10-year workmanship warranty on cabinetry and stone. Honest advice when a change will not pay off, including when the tub should stay.

Planning the Primary Suite Around How You Live

The best master baths we build start with a conversation about mornings. Who gets up first, who takes the long shower, whether anyone bathes, and how the room connects to the closet and the bedroom.

Separate Zones in One Room

A water closet with its own door, a double vanity with a clear walkway between the two sinks, and a shower that does not open into the path of the vanity. Those three moves fix most of the complaints we hear about primary baths built in the 1970s and 1980s.

Closet and Bedroom Connections

Many Palm Springs homes put the primary bath between the bedroom and a walk-in closet. When the layout allows, we rework that path so the closet opens from the dressing area instead of through the wet room, which keeps humidity away from clothes.

Lighting in Layers

Overhead cans alone throw shadows on your face at the mirror. We light the vanity from the sides, add a dimmable ceiling layer, and put a low night light in the toe kick so a 2 a.m. trip does not need the full overhead.

Choosing Between a Refresh and a Full Gut

If the shower pan is sound, the plumbing is where you want it and the tile is simply dated, a refresh with a new vanity, top, fixtures, glass and paint may be all you need. If there is a soft spot at the shower curb, a musty smell, or you want the tub out and a bigger shower in, the room is coming down to the studs. We open an access panel or check the wall behind the shower valve before we price it, so you know which one you are buying.