Bathrooms · 7 min read

Renovating the bathroom: prices, timelines and the decisions that matter

From €3,500 and one to two weeks: what a well-executed bathroom includes, where extra money pays off and where it doesn’t.

By the Andalucía Reformas team ·

Modern renovated bathroom with built-in shower and wall-hung unit

What does a complete bathroom cost?

From €3,500 with mid-range finishes to €8,000–10,000 high-end, for 4–6 m², demolition and installations included.

Never cut three items: shower-zone waterproofing (it protects your neighbour’s ceiling), branded thermostatic taps (cheap ones drip within two years) and ventilation (internal bathrooms grow mould without extraction). Mirrors, accessories and screens accept mid ranges without real loss.

Bath or shower?

Unless you genuinely use the bath, the walk-in shower wins: safer, easier to clean, better use of space. The bath-to-shower conversion takes 2-3 days from €1,900 and can qualify for accessibility grants.

Which tiles?

Large-format rectified porcelain on display walls, class 2-3 anti-slip on the shower floor. Large formats demand expert laying on a flat substrate — make sure preparation is itemised, as we explain in tiling. Seamless alternative: microcement.

Planning a project? A surveyor from your province will visit free of charge and give you an itemised quote. Call +34 604 822 979 or message us on WhatsApp.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can a bathroom be renovated without removing tiles?

Yes — tiling over sound tiles or applying microcement avoids demolition, saving €400-900 and two days.

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