Bathroom Remodeling · San Mateo & Santa Clara

A bathroom that finallyfeels like yours.

Primary baths, guest baths, and powder rooms — finish-level updates through full plumbing reconfigurations.

  • CSLB B #1150085
  • Permits handled
  • Licensed · Bonded · Insured
  • San Mateo & Santa Clara
What's included

Everything your bathroom remodeling needs.

Custom tile & waterproofing
Curbless showers & freestanding tubs
Plumbing relocations
Ventilation & moisture control
Vanities, lighting & finish hardware
Recent work

Real bathroom remodeling we've built.

Finished bathroom remodeling project by CoGeneral Construction
Bathroom Remodeling project by CoGeneral Construction — photo 1Bathroom Remodeling project by CoGeneral Construction — photo 2
Why homeowners choose us

Real credentials. No surprises.

Fixed written contract
Clear scope. No surprise change orders.
Permits handled
Plans, submittals, inspections — we run it.
Licensed · Bonded · Insured
CSLB B #1150085. Your home is protected.
Peninsula local
Serving San Mateo & Santa Clara counties.

Financing available — up to $200,000, APR from 7.99%, soft credit check that won't affect your score.

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Questions we hear a lot

Bathroom Remodeling — FAQ

How much does a bathroom remodel cost in the Bay Area?+

A guest bathroom remodel typically runs $25,000–$45,000. Primary (master) bathroom remodels with walk-in showers, dual vanities, and tile work usually land $50,000–$120,000. Full layout changes that move plumbing add $10,000–$25,000.

How long does a bathroom remodel take?+

Plan on 4–6 weeks for a standard remodel, or 6–10 weeks if you're moving plumbing, expanding the footprint, or doing custom tile work. We typically schedule trades back-to-back so the bathroom is offline for as little time as possible.

Do I need a permit to remodel a bathroom?+

Cosmetic swaps (vanity, toilet, fixtures in the same spot) often don't need permits. Moving plumbing, electrical, or changing the footprint does. Showers and tubs that are re-tiled with a new pan also require permits and inspection in most Bay Area cities.

Should I do a walk-in shower or keep the tub?+

For primary bathrooms, walk-in showers are increasingly preferred and add resale value when there's at least one tub elsewhere in the house. For families with kids or homes with only one bathroom, keep a tub — buyers expect it. We'll walk through the resale impact at the planning stage.

Ready when you are

Let's walk your project.Free, no-pressure estimate.

Tell us what you're planning. We'll come out, listen, and give you a clear path forward.