Master Bathroom Remodeling in Scottsdale means tearing out failing tile, old vanities, and leaky shower pans, then rebuilding your bath to code with waterproofing that actually holds. We handle master bathroom renovation in Scottsdale for homeowners in 85251, 85255, and 85259 who want a walk-in shower, quartz counters, and lighting that works. If your grout is crumbling or your shower pan leaks, we fix it before it becomes water damage.
Master Bathroom Remodeling in Scottsdale is the full rebuild of your primary bath: demo, rough plumbing and electrical, waterproofing, tile, vanity, fixtures, and finish. We pull the old toilet and shower valve, replace PEX or copper piping where it has failed, and install cement backer board with a waterproofing membrane before a single tile goes down. Most jobs run 3 to 6 weeks depending on scope.
Scottsdale homes deal with hard water stains, failed caulk lines, and shower pans that crack after 15 years of monsoon humidity swings. A Scottsdale AZ master bath remodel also means working with Maricopa County permits and Arizona ROC-licensed trades. If you have been searching for master bathroom renovation near me Scottsdale, we handle the whole scope: design, permits, tile, glass, and final inspection.
Our standard master bath scope covers demo, framing, rough plumbing and electrical, waterproofing, tile, vanity, countertop, toilet, lighting, exhaust fan, and paint. Permits and inspections are included. Add-ons like heated floors, a freestanding tub, custom glass, or a walk-in tub are quoted separately so you can see the cost of each upgrade before you commit.
We protect floors and doorways, remove the old tub, tile, vanity, and toilet, and haul everything away. We check the framing and subfloor for rot or water damage while the walls are open, then repair anything soft before we rebuild.
A licensed plumber replaces the shower valve, drain, and supply lines with PEX or copper. A licensed electrician runs GFCI outlets, a dedicated exhaust fan circuit, and new LED lighting. Every change is permitted and inspected before the walls close.
Cement backer board goes up, then a waterproofing membrane on the shower walls and pan. We set porcelain or natural stone with a notched trowel, cut edges on a wet saw, and finish with epoxy grout and silicone caulk at every corner and seam.
We set a level vanity cabinet, install a quartz, granite, or Caesarstone top, drop the sink, and connect the faucet. The toilet, shower valve trim, and glass go in last. We test every drain, supply line, and GFCI before the final walkthrough.
Moisture-resistant drywall gets taped, floated, and sanded smooth, then primed and painted with moisture-resistant paint. We clean the room, remove protection, and walk the job with you. You get a written warranty on labor and waterproofing.
We measure the room, check the shower valve and drain, and look for moisture behind the walls with a moisture meter. You get a written scope and a fixed price the same day. No pressure, no vague estimates.
You pick tile, vanity, countertop, and fixtures from brands like Daltile, MSI, and Moen. We pull the Maricopa County permit and schedule the Arizona ROC-licensed trades. This stage takes 5 to 10 business days depending on selections.
We protect the floors and haul out the old tub, tile, and vanity. The plumber replaces the shower valve and PEX lines, the electrician runs GFCI outlets and a new exhaust fan, and we inspect the framing before anything gets closed up.
Cement backer board goes up, then a waterproofing membrane on the walls and shower pan. We set porcelain or natural stone with a notched trowel, cut edges on a wet saw, and finish with epoxy grout and silicone caulk at every change of plane.
Vanity, countertop, toilet, glass, and LED lighting go in. We test every drain and GFCI, run the exhaust fan, and walk the job with you. The city inspector signs off, and you get a written warranty on labor and waterproofing.
We measure the room, check the shower valve and drain, and look for moisture behind the walls with a moisture meter. You get a written scope and a fixed price the same day. No pressure, no vague estimates.
For clean cuts on porcelain, ceramic, and natural stone. A wet saw keeps the blade cool and the edge chip-free, which matters on large-format tile and stone thresholds.
The notched trowel controls thinset depth for full coverage under tile. The grout float presses epoxy grout into the joints without pulling it back out.
We check framing and subfloor for hidden moisture before we close a wall. A reading above 15 percent means we stop and find the leak first.
The laser keeps tile courses and vanity lines level across the room. The stud finder locates framing for grab bar blocking, cabinets, and glass anchors.
For a clean, water-tight bead at every change of plane: tub-to-tile, shower-to-floor, and vanity-to-wall. Silicone stays flexible where grout would crack.
A 1990s master shower with a cracked pan and black grout. Water had stained the ceiling below, and the caulk lines were failing at every corner. The homeowner had stopped using the shower entirely.
After: We tore out the pan and tile, replaced the subfloor, and rebuilt with cement backer board and a waterproofing membrane. New porcelain tile, epoxy grout, and a Moen valve. The job took 4 weeks and the ceiling stain has not returned.
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A garden tub that took up half the room and a separate shower with a failing valve. The homeowner wanted more floor space and a curbless entry for aging in place. The old tile was dated beige ceramic.
After: We removed the tub, capped the drain, and built a curbless shower with a linear drain. Large-format porcelain tile, frameless glass, and grab bar blocking behind the walls. Finished in 5 weeks with a comfort-height toilet added.
Book this service →A builder-grade master bath with a laminate countertop, single vanity, and a standard mirror. The exhaust fan had failed and mildew was growing on the ceiling. The homeowner wanted a hotel-style bathroom.
After: We installed a double quartz vanity, a freestanding tub, a walk-in shower with frameless glass, and LED lighting on a dimmer. A new exhaust fan vented through the roof. The build took 7 weeks and passed inspection on the first visit.
Book this service →Most master baths we tear out have at least two of these issues hiding behind the tile. Fixing them during the remodel is far cheaper than repairing the damage later.
Ask a pro →We remove the old pan, rebuild the slope, install a waterproofing membrane, and flood-test it before tile. New silicone caulk at every change of plane keeps water where it belongs.
We set tile to ANSI A118 standards over a stable backer board and finish with epoxy grout that resists staining and cracking. Any soft framing gets sistered or replaced before tile goes down.
We size a new exhaust fan to the room, vent it outside through the roof or wall, and wire it to a humidity sensor or timer. Moisture-resistant paint on the ceiling finishes the job.
We replace the valve and supply lines with PEX or copper, then install Kohler, Delta, or Grohe fixtures with ceramic cartridges rated for hard water. You get consistent pressure and a finish that does not pit.
Most master bathroom remodels in Scottsdale run $18,000 to $45,000 in 2026, with luxury builds reaching $70,000 or more. A cosmetic refresh with new tile and fixtures lands near the low end. Moving plumbing, adding a curbless shower, or installing a quartz countertop and custom vanity pushes you higher. We give you a fixed price after the walkthrough, so you know the number before demo day.
A full master bathroom renovation in Scottsdale includes demo and haul-away, rough plumbing and electrical, waterproofing, tile on floors and walls, a new shower pan or tub, vanity and countertop, toilet, lighting, exhaust fan, and paint. We pull the permit and schedule inspections. Add-ons like heated floors, a freestanding tub, or custom glass are quoted separately so you can see exactly what each upgrade costs.
Plan on 3 to 6 weeks for a typical master bath remodel in Scottsdale. A straight fixture swap and tile refresh can finish in 2 to 3 weeks. A full gut with a moved wall, new shower valve, and custom glass runs 6 to 8 weeks because of permit and inspection windows. We give you a day-by-day schedule before we start and update you every afternoon.
Yes, if you move or replace plumbing, electrical, or structural framing. Scottsdale and Maricopa County require permits for shower valve changes, new circuits, and wall modifications. Tile and paint alone usually do not need one. We pull the permit, meet the inspector, and keep the signed card on file so your remodel is documented when you sell the house.
One walkthrough, one fixed price, one crew from demo to final inspection. We are Arizona ROC licensed, EPA Lead-Safe Certified, and we pull the permit. Call now and we will schedule your Scottsdale master bath walkthrough this week.
Book a Walkthrough +18556124434 →Call +1 855-612-4434 or email info@scottsdalebathroomremodeling.com and we will get back to you the same business day. We answer the phone Monday through Friday, 8:00 to 18:00, and we schedule walkthroughs across Scottsdale and Maricopa County within a few days. Bring your wish list and your budget.