Bathroom Remodel Cost by Job (Las Vegas)
A Las Vegas bathroom remodel runs $6,100 to $8,400 to swap in a new acrylic tub-shower unit, $14,500 to $18,600 to convert a tub to a walk-in tiled shower, and $11,500 to $21,100 for a full remodel of a small bath ($17,200 to $33,500 for a medium one). Contractors bid these jobs from published cost guides adjusted for Las Vegas labor; GetProEstimate hands you that number first, so you can compare quotes to a range instead of to each other.
New Acrylic Tub-Shower Unit
$6,100–$8,400
Standard fixtures. Small bath $6,100–$7,800 · medium $6,500–$8,400.
Tub to Walk-In Tiled Shower
$14,500–$18,600
Mid-grade fixtures. Small $14,500–$18,100 · medium $14,900–$18,600.
Tiled Tub and Shower, Premium Fixtures
$13,100–$16,900
Small $13,100–$16,400 · medium $13,500–$16,900.
Full Remodel (Gut & Rebuild)
$11,500–$33,500
Small (under 50 sq ft) $11,500–$21,100 · medium (50–100 sq ft) $17,200–$33,500.
Source: the construction cost guides contractors bid from, adjusted for Las Vegas labor; one bath, same layout. Clark County bathroom remodels with a building permit (100 since January 2025) ran $10,000 to $34,500 for the middle half, median about $19,900.
What Drives the Price in Las Vegas
Scope: a fixture swap versus a tub-to-shower conversion versus a full gut with layout changes.
Tile: the shower surround and floor are the biggest labor item; large-format tile costs less to set than mosaic.
Plumbing moves: relocating the toilet or shower drain means slab work in most valley homes, which are built on concrete slabs.
Hard water: Las Vegas water scales fixtures and valves fast, so many remodels add a softener or a filter line.
Ventilation and electrical: a fan upgrade, a GFCI circuit, heated floors.
Finish level: stock versus custom vanity, frameless glass, niche and bench details.
What permit records show. Tub-to-shower swaps and walk-in showers for aging in place dominate bathroom permits in Las Vegas, Henderson and the County. The many shower permits filed near $4,000 are mostly liners installed over the old tub, a different product that this page does not price.
Before You Sign
Four permit offices cover the valley: Clark County, the City of Las Vegas, Henderson and North Las Vegas. Your contractor pulls the permit; HVAC change-outs, water heaters, repipes, panel changes, solar, pools and patio covers all need one. Like-for-like shingle re-roofs and window replacements generally do not.
Nevada gives you three business days to cancel a door-to-door sale (NRS 598.230).
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Las Vegas?
$6,100 to $8,400 to swap in a new acrylic tub-shower unit, $14,500 to $18,600 to convert a tub to a walk-in tiled shower, and $11,500 to $21,100 for a full remodel of a small bath ($17,200 to $33,500 for a medium one). The estimate asks the bath's size, the scope, what happens to the tub or shower and the fixture grade, then shows your range.
How much does a small bathroom remodel cost in Las Vegas?
$11,500 to $21,100 for a full remodel of a small hall bath (under 50 sq ft) when the layout stays: new vanity, toilet, tile and fixtures. Moving the drain or adding a window pushes it higher, because Las Vegas homes sit on concrete slabs.
How much is a tub-to-shower conversion in Las Vegas?
$14,500 to $18,600 installed for a walk-in tiled shower in the old tub footprint with mid-grade fixtures. It is the most common bath job in the valley's 1990–2009 homes, and it needs a plumbing permit when the valve or drain moves.
Do I need a permit for a bathroom remodel in Las Vegas?
Yes for plumbing, electrical or moving walls; no for a vanity, fixtures, paint and tile in the same spots. Each valley office issues its own permits and your contractor pulls the right one. Permitted bathroom work is the single most common remodel permit in the valley.
Why do Las Vegas bathrooms need softeners and better fans?
Hard water and dry heat. Scale shortens the life of valves, shower heads and glass, so many remodels add a softener or a filter line; and a quiet, properly sized exhaust fan keeps steam off new grout. Ask your contractor to price both with the remodel.
Why does the GetProEstimate range differ from a contractor's quote?
Because the range is the published cost-guide price adjusted for Las Vegas labor, and a quote is one contractor's price for one scope. If a quote comes in above the range, ask the contractor to itemize what is above it.