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Bathroom Remodel in Solana Beach

Design-forward bathroom remodeling for Solana Beach homes, from the Cedros district to Eden Gardens, with frameless showers, quartz vanities, and salt-air-grade finishes. Licensed since 2014.

  • Licensed CSLB #1004363
  • Fixed written pricing
  • Owner-led since 2014
  • Workmanship warranty

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Licensed & Insured
CSLB #1004363
4.7 Rating
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20+ Cities
Across San Diego County
Since 2014
Owner-led, fixed-bid

Solana Beach bathrooms carry a look all their own, part Cedros Avenue design district, part easy beach cottage. Whether you are in a bluff-top home above the train tracks or a tucked-away cottage in Eden Gardens off Highway 101, the bathroom is expected to feel as good as the coast outside it. That means salt air on the hardware, sun through the windows, and finishes that have to hold up to both. We have remodeled coastal bathrooms across San Diego since 2014, and we build for this climate specifically: corrosion-resistant fixtures, sealed surfaces, frameless walk-in showers, and a design sense that fits Solana Beach’s style instead of fighting it. Every project runs on a licensed, insured crew (CSLB #1004363) and a fixed written price.

What a Solana Beach Bathroom Remodel Includes

A true bathroom remodel is far more than new tile and a fresh vanity. Done correctly it touches nearly every system in the room, and the parts you cannot see are the ones that decide whether the finished space lasts. On a Solana Beach bathroom, the scope typically includes:

  • Demolition and protection: safe removal of old finishes, with dust control and floor protection through the rest of your home.
  • Plumbing: relocating or replacing supply and drain lines, updating shut-offs, and bringing older-home plumbing up to current code.
  • Electrical and ventilation: GFCI protection, dedicated circuits, a code-compliant exhaust fan, and layered lighting that works for a bathroom.
  • Waterproofing and tile: proper shower pans and waterproof membranes behind porcelain or large-format tile, so the finished space lasts.
  • Fixtures, vanity, and glass: the shower system, toilet, quartz-topped vanity, and frameless or curbless glass you selected.

Materials, Finishes and Fixtures We Build With

Cedros sets the design bar in Solana Beach, and salt air goes after cheap hardware fast, so we specify corrosion-resistant fixtures, marine-grade hardware where it counts, sealed stone, porcelain tile, and quartz tops that look intentional and last. We help you select from trusted names rather than steer you toward one product line:

  • Tile: porcelain and large-format tile, plus marble-look surfaces for a spa feel that stays low maintenance.
  • Showers: frameless glass enclosures and curbless walk-in designs for a clean, open layout.
  • Vanities and tops: floating or freestanding vanities finished with durable quartz counters.
  • Fixtures: faucets, showerheads, and valves from Kohler, Moen, Delta, and Grohe in the finish you prefer.

Every selection is confirmed during a design consultation, so your fixed bid reflects the exact tile, glass, and fixtures you chose, with no vague allowances.

Our Solana Beach Bathroom Remodeling Process

A bathroom remodel goes smoothly when the planning happens before demolition starts. Here is how we run a Solana Beach project:

  • Walkthrough and fixed bid: we visit your the Cedros design district or Eden Gardens home, measure the space, review the existing plumbing and condition, and hand you a detailed fixed-bid price, not a vague ballpark.
  • Design and material selection: we help you lock in the layout, tile, fixtures, vanity, and glass before any work begins.
  • Permitting: when the scope requires it, we pull City of Solana Beach Community Development Department permits and coordinate inspections so the work is legal and documented.
  • Construction: one accountable crew handles demolition through finish, with the work zone sealed off and the site cleaned at the end of each day.
  • Final walkthrough: we review every detail with you and back the work with a written workmanship warranty.

Most Solana Beach bathroom remodels run about 3 to 6 weeks from demolition to final walkthrough, depending on scope, custom orders, and whether older plumbing needs bringing up to code.

What a Bathroom Remodel Costs in Solana Beach

Honest numbers help you plan. Final price depends on size, layout changes, material grade, and the condition of the existing plumbing, since older homes often need updates behind the walls that newer ones do not:

  • Guest or hall bathroom: roughly $15,000 to $30,000 for a full remodel with quality mid-range finishes and the same footprint.
  • Primary suite bathroom: roughly $30,000 to $60,000, reflecting larger square footage, a separate shower and tub, double vanities, and upgraded materials.
  • High-end or fully reconfigured: $60,000 and up for moved walls, relocated plumbing, and designer-grade tile, glass, and fixtures throughout.

Solana Beach bathrooms typically trend toward the upper end, since premium coastal homes and design-forward finishes raise the material budget. These are typical ranges, not an automatic quote. Your exact price is a fixed, written bid after we walk the space.

Why homeowners choose us

The difference is in the contract

What mattersSan Diego Custom RemodelingTypical contractor
Fixed written bid before any work startsAlwaysOften vague or hourly
One accountable team, never subcontracted outYesFrequently subbed
Licensed, bonded & insured (CSLB #1004363)YesNot always
Permits pulled and inspections coordinatedEvery jobSometimes skipped
Written workmanship warrantyYesRarely
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The Fixed-Bid PromiseOur Guarantee

One written price. No surprise change orders.

After we walk your space, you get a single itemized bid for the agreed scope. If it is not in the contract, you do not pay for it. Every project is backed by a written workmanship warranty and the work of a licensed, bonded, and insured San Diego team.

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Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Solana Beach?

Solana Beach bathroom remodels usually start around $20,000 for a hall bath and run to $60,000 or more for a primary suite, with high-end reconfigured baths above that. Premium coastal homes and design-forward finishes push Solana Beach toward the upper end of the range. Your exact price is a fixed written bid after we walk the space, not an automatic quote.

How long does a bathroom remodel take in Solana Beach?

A guest or hall bath usually takes about 3 to 4 weeks, and a high-end primary suite runs 5 to 6 weeks or more from demolition to final walkthrough. Custom orders, salt-air-grade materials, and any coastal-zone review can add lead time. We build a realistic schedule into your bid up front.

Do I need a coastal-zone permit for a Solana Beach bathroom remodel?

A cosmetic interior refresh usually does not. But if your project is structural, expands the footprint, or sits close to the bluff, it may fall under coastal-zone review in addition to a standard City of Solana Beach building permit. We check what your address and scope require and handle the full permitting process for you.

Can you protect finishes from salt air in a Solana Beach bathroom?

Yes. Salt air is the main enemy of a coastal bathroom. We specify corrosion-resistant fixtures, marine-grade hardware where it counts, properly sealed natural stone, porcelain and large-format tile, and quartz vanity tops, and we install a code-compliant exhaust fan and thorough waterproofing so a Solana Beach bath keeps looking new.

Can you match the Cedros design-district look in my bathroom?

Yes. Clients here expect a bathroom that looks intentional, not builder-grade. We work with you on frameless or curbless walk-in showers, floating vanities, large-format tile, warm wood and stone tones, and layered lighting to create the design-forward, coastal feel Solana Beach is known for, while keeping the finishes durable enough for the climate.