Bathroom Remodeling in Denver, CO

At a Glance

Our approach to bathroom remodeling in Denver

The bathroom is the smallest room in a house and the one with the least margin for error. Waterproofing, airflow, floor slope and tile layout all have to be right, since mistakes stay buried behind finished walls until something leaks. At MKN Construction & Remodeling we treat the hidden layers as the most important part of the work.

We remodel hall baths, primary suites, basement baths and powder rooms across Denver, from small bungalow baths near Washington Park to roomy primary suites in Stapleton. Common requests include swapping a tub for a curbless shower, adding a double vanity, fixing poor ventilation, or turning a dated room into somewhere calm and finished.

You approve the design in 3D first, receive an itemized written estimate, and follow a dated schedule refreshed every week so you always know which trade arrives next.

Pricing

What to expect to pay in Denver (2026)

In 2026, bathroom remodeling in Denver generally runs $14,000 – $55,000+, depending on scope, materials and site conditions. Each job is priced as a fixed, itemized written estimate, so every figure ties to a line you can read before signing.

What shifts the price the most

• Shower size and waterproofing method: sheet or liquid membranes over a properly sloped pan.
• Tile choice: large-format slabs and mosaics change both the material and the labor bill.
• Drain relocation: moving a shower or toilet drain in a slab means cutting out and repouring concrete.
• Basement baths: below-grade plumbing may call for an ejector pump and radon-conscious detailing.

These ranges are general guidance for the Denver metro, and your estimate reflects your own home and selections.

Local Knowledge

Denver neighborhoods we work in

• Washington Park & Platt Park — Brick bungalows and Tudors with small kitchens, where remodels typically involve opening walls and updating original plumbing and wiring.
• Cherry Creek & Hilltop — Upscale homes calling for custom cabinetry, natural stone and primary-suite renovations.
• Highland, Berkeley & Sunnyside — Denver Squares, bungalows and infill houses where floor plans get reworked and additions are common.
• Park Hill, Congress Park & Capitol Hill — Historic homes, some in landmark districts, that deserve careful updates which preserve their character.
• Baker, Athmar Park & Harvey Park — Post-war ranches and bungalows close to our shop, well suited to kitchen openings, new baths and backyard ADUs.
• Stapleton / Central Park & Lowry — Newer homes where the work is replacing builder-grade finishes and adding outdoor living.
• Virginia Village & Observatory Park — Mid-century houses with roomy yards for decks, patios and detached ADUs.
• Sloan's Lake & West Colfax — Fast-changing blocks with older homes, new infill and growing interest in ADUs.