Every great remodel starts with a goal. Whether it's function, comfort, or resale value — you have a vision, and we're here to help you bring it to life.
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Bathrooms pack plumbing, tile, waterproofing, and fixtures into the smallest room in the house, and most of that work gets inspected before it's covered. That's why the permit and pre-construction step sits where it does below.
Phase 1
First Look & Itemized Estimate
1–3 days
We see the room in person, talk through what you want from it, and hand you an itemized estimate covering labor, materials, and likely contingencies — not a ballpark.
Phase 1
First Look & Itemized Estimate
1–3 days
We see the room in person, talk through what you want from it, and hand you an itemized estimate covering labor, materials, and likely contingencies — not a ballpark.
Layout, Storage & Accessibility
1–2 weeks
Floor plan, storage, lighting placement, and any accessibility features get worked out together, with a 3D rendering where it helps you see the room before it's built.
Phase 2
Phase 2
Layout, Storage & Accessibility
1–2 weeks
Floor plan, storage, lighting placement, and any accessibility features get worked out together, with a 3D rendering where it helps you see the room before it's built.
Phase 3
Tile, Vanity & Fixture Choices
1–2 weeks
Flooring, the shower or tub system, vanity and countertop, fixtures, mirror, and lighting all get chosen against your goals and budget.
Phase 3
Tile, Vanity & Fixture Choices
1–2 weeks
Flooring, the shower or tub system, vanity and countertop, fixtures, mirror, and lighting all get chosen against your goals and budget.
Permits & Inspection Planning
1–2 weeks
Plumbing and electrical permits get pulled and the inspections that happen before walls close are put on the calendar, along with firm material delivery dates.
Phase 4
Phase 4
Permits & Inspection Planning
1–2 weeks
Plumbing and electrical permits get pulled and the inspections that happen before walls close are put on the calendar, along with firm material delivery dates.
Phase 5
Demo, Waterproofing & Build
2–4 weeks
Demo, rough-in, the waterproofing membrane behind tile, then tile, vanity, and fixtures. The site gets cleaned daily so the rest of the house stays livable.
Phase 5
Demo, Waterproofing & Build
2–4 weeks
Demo, rough-in, the waterproofing membrane behind tile, then tile, vanity, and fixtures. The site gets cleaned daily so the rest of the house stays livable.
Punch List & Care Guide
1–2 days
We walk the finished bathroom with you, close out anything on the punch list, and hand over product info, care guides, and warranty paperwork.
Phase 6
Phase 6
Punch List & Care Guide
1–2 days
We walk the finished bathroom with you, close out anything on the punch list, and hand over product info, care guides, and warranty paperwork.
Estimated Project Timelines
Project Type
Estimated Duration
Cosmetic Update
3–4 weeks
Midrange Remodel
4–6 weeks
Full Renovation
6–8+ weeks
Timelines are estimates and may vary based on material availability and project scope.
Our Guarantee
Our Clean Worksite Promise
Floors, furniture, and driveway protected from day one
Job site cleaned and secured before we leave, every day
We work to minimize disruption to your daily routine
What Bathroom Remodeling Clients Are Saying
"Honey Doers did a great job! I have never worked with a company that I felt valued my business as much as this one. Everyone was very nice, professional and followed through with each days schedule and everything to be done in a timely manner. My shower remodel from a plastic surround to a master bath luxury shower turned out amazing. I would highly recommend them. Before and after photos attached!"
— Kristin C.
Bathroom Remodeling · Lakeville
"Can't say enough good things about the Honey-Doers experience we just had. We did a complete remodel of our primary bathroom and it is perfect! We also did an upgrade to our laundry room - we didn't have a lot of space to work with, but they helped us make the most of the space we have. The work is impeccable and the communication and planning were top-notch. Special shout out to Shelly for keeping us informed on the daily and helping me with design when the decision fatigue was setting in!"
— Rhonda P.
Bathroom Remodeling · Lakeville
"We had an overflowing shower that wrecked, flooring, carpet, woodwork and a ceiling. We selected Honey-Doer as our contractor and it was the absolute best choice possible. They worked with our insurance company, took care of everything and did a fantastic job returning our home to better than before the flood. The communication was excellent and the crews were great to have in our home. If you need work done in your home call Honey-Doers. You won’t regret it. ✌️"
— Mike S.
Whole-Home Remodeling · Rosemount
"Honey Doers completed a two bathroom refresh for me including a tub to walk in shower conversion with custom tile. Very pleased with the craftsmanship and project management."
— Perry G.
Bathroom Remodeling · Lakeville
"Honey-Doers Remodeling exceeded our expectations. They certainly provided exceptional service with quality craftsmanship. We found all of the workmen to be courteous and professional. Joe was particularly skilled in all aspects of the work and paid attention to details. Most of all, we were especially impressed with communication by Shelly and Dan on the project plan and progress. Thank you. We are very pleased with our updated master bathroom."
Yes — many homeowners remodel a primary bathroom and a hall or guest bathroom in the same project. Combining bathrooms reduces total scheduling time, allows us to batch material orders, and often reduces overall cost compared to two separate projects. It also lets you create a cohesive look across bathrooms with coordinated tile, fixtures, and finishes. We'll plan the sequencing so at least one bathroom remains usable throughout.
Yes. In Minnesota, bathroom remodels that relocate plumbing, update electrical, or change structure need permits through your local building department; we pull them and schedule the inspections. Unpermitted work can create problems at resale and may not be covered by homeowner's insurance.
Both are standard parts of our bathroom remodeling work. Walk-in showers with curbless entries and built-in seating are the most requested upgrade in primary bathroom remodels — they're safer, easier to clean, and dramatically more functional than a standard tub. Soaking tubs and freestanding tubs remain popular in larger primary bathrooms where the bath experience is a priority. We help you evaluate your layout and figure out which configuration fits your space and how you actually use the room.
Yes — a targeted bathroom refresh can accomplish a lot without the cost or disruption of a full renovation. New tile, vanity, lighting, mirrors, hardware, and paint can transform a dated bathroom in a few weeks and for a fraction of a full gut remodel. We help you identify which elements are worth replacing versus keeping, and what sequence makes the most sense to avoid redoing finished work. A refresh is a great option when the layout is functional and the bones are in good shape.
No. We sequence the work so at least one bathroom in the home remains accessible throughout the project. In single-bathroom homes, we work with you to plan the most disruptive phases efficiently and minimize the number of days when the bathroom is fully out of service. We're transparent about the realistic timeline for each phase so you can plan accordingly.
Yes — bathroom remodeling is one of our most active service lines across the South Metro. We serve Lakeville, Eagan, Apple Valley, Burnsville, Prior Lake, Chaska, Bloomington, Rosemount, and surrounding communities. We offer free in-home consultations throughout the Twin Cities service area.
Porcelain and ceramic tile are the most popular choices for bathroom floors and walls — both are durable, water-resistant, and available in hundreds of styles. For shower floors specifically, we recommend smaller format tiles with more grout lines, which provide better traction than large slabs. Luxury vinyl tile is a strong alternative for bathroom floors outside the wet zone, particularly in budget-conscious remodels. We help you evaluate the full range and find options that fit your style and the specific demands of each area.
Aging-in-place bathroom remodeling is one of our specialties. We install curbless walk-in showers, ADA-height toilets, grab bars anchored to blocking in the walls, widened doorways (32–36 inches), non-slip flooring, and handheld showerheads on adjustable slide bars. Modern accessibility features don't look institutional — today's grab bars and curbless shower designs are indistinguishable from standard luxury bath elements. These upgrades also add value for a wide range of future buyers.
Yes — proper waterproofing is one of the most important and often overlooked parts of a bathroom remodel. We use membrane waterproofing systems behind tile in all shower and tub surrounds, ensure proper vapor barriers on exterior walls, and address any existing moisture damage before building over it. Minnesota's climate creates real moisture management challenges in bathrooms — cold exterior walls in winter can cause condensation problems if the assembly isn't right. We build it correctly the first time.
A cosmetic bathroom refresh typically runs 3–4 weeks. A midrange remodel with new tile, fixtures, and a vanity swap runs 4–6 weeks. A full gut renovation — new shower, relocated plumbing, widened doorway — runs 6–8 weeks or more. The biggest variables are tile lead time, inspection scheduling, and whether hidden issues like water damage or old plumbing are discovered during demo. We build contingency into the schedule and communicate any changes as soon as they arise.
Bathroom remodel costs in the Twin Cities range from about $12,000–$18,000 for a focused cosmetic update to $25,000–$45,000 for a full primary bathroom renovation with new tile, custom vanity, and walk-in shower. Plumbing relocation, structural changes, and high-end fixtures are the primary cost drivers.
The walk-in shower conversion — replacing a combination tub/shower with a dedicated curbless walk-in shower — is the most requested primary bathroom upgrade we complete. Close behind are double vanity additions, heated flooring, and improved lighting layouts that replace a single overhead fixture with layered light. Primary bathroom upgrades consistently rank among the highest-ROI investments in residential remodeling when they improve both daily function and the visual appeal of the space.
Yes — many homeowners remodel a primary bathroom and a hall or guest bathroom in the same project. Combining bathrooms reduces total scheduling time, allows us to batch material orders, and often reduces overall cost compared to two separate projects. It also lets you create a cohesive look across bathrooms with coordinated tile, fixtures, and finishes. We'll plan the sequencing so at least one bathroom remains usable throughout.
Porcelain and ceramic tile are the most popular choices for bathroom floors and walls — both are durable, water-resistant, and available in hundreds of styles. For shower floors specifically, we recommend smaller format tiles with more grout lines, which provide better traction than large slabs. Luxury vinyl tile is a strong alternative for bathroom floors outside the wet zone, particularly in budget-conscious remodels. We help you evaluate the full range and find options that fit your style and the specific demands of each area.
Yes. In Minnesota, bathroom remodels that relocate plumbing, update electrical, or change structure need permits through your local building department; we pull them and schedule the inspections. Unpermitted work can create problems at resale and may not be covered by homeowner's insurance.
Aging-in-place bathroom remodeling is one of our specialties. We install curbless walk-in showers, ADA-height toilets, grab bars anchored to blocking in the walls, widened doorways (32–36 inches), non-slip flooring, and handheld showerheads on adjustable slide bars. Modern accessibility features don't look institutional — today's grab bars and curbless shower designs are indistinguishable from standard luxury bath elements. These upgrades also add value for a wide range of future buyers.
Both are standard parts of our bathroom remodeling work. Walk-in showers with curbless entries and built-in seating are the most requested upgrade in primary bathroom remodels — they're safer, easier to clean, and dramatically more functional than a standard tub. Soaking tubs and freestanding tubs remain popular in larger primary bathrooms where the bath experience is a priority. We help you evaluate your layout and figure out which configuration fits your space and how you actually use the room.
Yes — proper waterproofing is one of the most important and often overlooked parts of a bathroom remodel. We use membrane waterproofing systems behind tile in all shower and tub surrounds, ensure proper vapor barriers on exterior walls, and address any existing moisture damage before building over it. Minnesota's climate creates real moisture management challenges in bathrooms — cold exterior walls in winter can cause condensation problems if the assembly isn't right. We build it correctly the first time.
Yes — a targeted bathroom refresh can accomplish a lot without the cost or disruption of a full renovation. New tile, vanity, lighting, mirrors, hardware, and paint can transform a dated bathroom in a few weeks and for a fraction of a full gut remodel. We help you identify which elements are worth replacing versus keeping, and what sequence makes the most sense to avoid redoing finished work. A refresh is a great option when the layout is functional and the bones are in good shape.
A cosmetic bathroom refresh typically runs 3–4 weeks. A midrange remodel with new tile, fixtures, and a vanity swap runs 4–6 weeks. A full gut renovation — new shower, relocated plumbing, widened doorway — runs 6–8 weeks or more. The biggest variables are tile lead time, inspection scheduling, and whether hidden issues like water damage or old plumbing are discovered during demo. We build contingency into the schedule and communicate any changes as soon as they arise.
No. We sequence the work so at least one bathroom in the home remains accessible throughout the project. In single-bathroom homes, we work with you to plan the most disruptive phases efficiently and minimize the number of days when the bathroom is fully out of service. We're transparent about the realistic timeline for each phase so you can plan accordingly.
Bathroom remodel costs in the Twin Cities range from about $12,000–$18,000 for a focused cosmetic update to $25,000–$45,000 for a full primary bathroom renovation with new tile, custom vanity, and walk-in shower. Plumbing relocation, structural changes, and high-end fixtures are the primary cost drivers.
Yes — bathroom remodeling is one of our most active service lines across the South Metro. We serve Lakeville, Eagan, Apple Valley, Burnsville, Prior Lake, Chaska, Bloomington, Rosemount, and surrounding communities. We offer free in-home consultations throughout the Twin Cities service area.
The walk-in shower conversion — replacing a combination tub/shower with a dedicated curbless walk-in shower — is the most requested primary bathroom upgrade we complete. Close behind are double vanity additions, heated flooring, and improved lighting layouts that replace a single overhead fixture with layered light. Primary bathroom upgrades consistently rank among the highest-ROI investments in residential remodeling when they improve both daily function and the visual appeal of the space.
Why Homeowners Trust Honey-Doers
Built to Last
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Proven Trust
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Seamless Experience
One point of contact, clear timelines, and a clean worksite from day one to final walkthrough.
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