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Bathroom Remodel in Parkville, MO

Full Bathroom Remodeling and Renovation in the Northland

Most Parkville homes were built after 1990, and many still have the bathroom they came with. Often that means a fiberglass shower unit, a corner jetted tub that rarely gets filled, and finishes that were standard for the year. A bathroom remodel in Parkville, MO is usually less about rescuing a failing room and more about replacing a dated one.

We only do bathrooms, and we do not use subcontractors. The same crew that measures your space finishes it, and you get one written price before anyone picks up a tool.

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What We Run Into in Parkville Bathrooms

Parkville is not one kind of house. Three eras make up most of the housing here, and each one tends to remodel differently.

  • 1990s and 2000s builds in Riss Lake, The National, Thousand Oaks, Creekside and River Hills. Bigger footprints, generally sound plumbing, dated finishes. In many primary baths, a jetted corner tub and a small stand-up shower share a wall, and the owner wants one great shower instead of two cramped wet areas.
  • 1960s to 1980s ranches and split-levels in the older subdivisions closer to Highway 9 and downtown. Smaller hall baths, often original tub surrounds, and occasionally an older tile job with no waterproofing membrane behind it.
  • A small pocket of historic homes downtown near Main Street and Park University. Plaster walls, irregular framing, and plumbing that may have been patched more than once. These call for a careful demo and an honest conversation about what the walls will allow.

We figure out which one you have at the consultation, not on day two of demo.

Our Bathroom Remodeling Services in Parkville

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Full Bathroom Renovation

Shower, floor, vanity, lighting, ventilation, and paint, handled as one project by one crew. Staying inside the existing footprint keeps most projects in the ranges listed below.

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Shower Remodels and Replacements

Tile, acrylic, or onyx wall systems, waterproofed behind the surface. Many shower installs are finished in a single day. If the shower is the only thing you’re changing, start with our Parkville shower remodel page.

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Tub-to-Shower Conversions

A popular project for a 2000s primary bath. Jetted tub out, walk-in shower in, keeping the existing drain location when the framing allows.

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Bathtub Replacement

Swap a builder-grade or jetted tub for a new soaker. A good fit for hall baths where kids still need a tub.

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Shower and Tub Walls

Large-format panels with fewer seams than a typical fiberglass surround. Less caulk to maintain.

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Outdoor Showers

For the pool and lake-lot crowd around Riss Lake and Thousand Oaks.

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Main-Level Baths and Aging in Place

If you own a reverse 1.5-story, a common plan in the Northland, your primary bath is already on the main floor, right where you want it if you plan to stay. Plenty of Parkville owners are past retirement age or getting there, and they’re thinking about how the house will work for them long term.

Common options for that:

  • A curbless or low-threshold shower in place of the jetted tub, when the floor structure allows it. No step to clear.
  • Blocking behind the walls for grab bars, installed now whether you want bars today or not. Adding them later is simpler than opening a finished wall.
  • A built-in bench and a handheld on a slide bar.
  • Comfort-height toilet and a taller vanity. Two small changes that make a daily difference.
  • Better lighting and slip-resistant floor tile.

We will tell you which of these your room can accommodate before you commit to anything.

Bathroom Remodel Cost in Parkville, MO

You should have a number before you call. Our typical ranges:

Project Typical Range
Full bathroom remodel $14,000 to $35,000
Shower install or tub-to-shower conversion $4,500 to $12,000
Bathtub replacement $4,500 to $12,000

A same-footprint refresh generally sits toward the low end. A primary bath that removes a jetted tub, reworks the wet wall, and adds a large tiled shower sits higher. Parkville homes sell at a premium to most of the Northland, and a dated primary bath tends to stand out at that price point.

Your bathroom remodel cost becomes a written quote at the free consultation, not a range. See our current pricing for more detail.

Permits and City Rules in Parkville

Parkville issues its own building permits through the Community Development Department, not through Platte County. A few things worth knowing:

  • Remodels that touch plumbing, electrical, or mechanical systems need a city permit. Cosmetic work like paint and flooring generally does not. We confirm borderline cases with the city before we start.
  • The city offers permit applications online through its citizen portal. We file for you.
  • Contractors need a current Parkville business license before the city will issue a permit. Worth asking any bidder about.
  • Parkville builds to the 2018 International Codes with local amendments. We confirm current requirements with the city for each project.
  • If your Parkville mailing address is actually in unincorporated Platte County, your permit likely goes through the county instead of the city. We check your parcel before we file.

Questions for the city go to Parkville’s Community Development Department.

How Your Parkville Remodel Comes Together

1. Free In-Home Consultation

We measure, photograph, and walk the room. In a Parkville house, that usually means checking the deck framing under a corner tub, where the drain sits, whether the fiberglass pan has gone soft, how the existing tile was backed, and where the fan vents.

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2. Written Quote and Approval

Everything we found goes into the quote, so the number doesn't move once demo starts. Approve it, and we place the order.

3. Ordering, Permits and Scheduling

Materials are ordered to your dimensions, we file with Parkville or Platte County depending on your parcel, and you get a crew and a start date.

4. Installation and Walkthrough

A shower is often done in a day; a full bathroom usually takes one to two weeks once we start. Most projects run four to six weeks from the first call because nothing comes off a shelf. You walk the finished room with the installers before they leave.

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Why Parkville Homeowners Call Us

  • We don’t build kitchens or decks. Bathrooms are the entire business, and it shows in the waterproofing.
  • Your crew is on our payroll. The installers who measure your room are the ones who finish it, and you’ll know them by name.
  • One number before demo. It’s in writing, and it only changes if you change the scope.
  • Close by. Our Kansas City office is in the Northland near KCI, a short run down I-29 to Highway 45, so consultations and crews aren’t crossing the metro.
  • Licensed in Parkville. The city requires a Parkville business license before it issues a permit, and ours is current.
  • BBB A+ rated and accredited, Top Pro awards in 2022, 2023, and 2025, and 25+ years across the Kansas City metro.
  • Acrylic, onyx, or tile. Several manufacturers, not one house brand, so the material fits the room and the budget. Manufacturer warranties vary by material.
  • 0% financing for 60 months or 15% off, with a free toilet on shower purchases. Some restrictions apply.
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Where We Work in and Around Parkville

We serve Parkville neighborhoods including Riss Lake, The National, Thousand Oaks, Creekside, River Hills, Riverchase, Parkville Heights, The Bluffs, Pinecrest, and the historic streets downtown near English Landing Park and Park University.

We also serve the Northland and the wider Kansas City metro, and north up I-29 to St. Joseph. Not sure whether your street is in range? Ask when you call.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Parkville, MO?

Full remodels typically run $14,000 to $35,000. Showers and tub-to-shower conversions run $4,500 to $12,000. Removing a jetted tub and building a large tiled shower generally lands toward the upper end. You get a written number at the free consultation.

Do I need a permit for a bathroom remodel in Parkville?

Yes, for remodel work that touches plumbing, electrical or mechanical systems. Parkville issues its own permits through Community Development, and the contractor needs a Parkville business license to pull one. We handle the filing.

My address says Parkville, but I am outside the city limits. Who issues my permit?

Most likely Platte County. Some Parkville-addressed properties sit in unincorporated county land. We verify your parcel before filing so it goes to the right office.

Can you remove a jetted corner tub and build a walk-in shower in its place?

Yes, and it is a common request in homes built in the 1990s and 2000s. The tub deck often gives you enough room for a bench, a niche, and a low or curbless entry. Drain location and floor framing decide the details.

How long will my bathroom be out of commission?

Many shower replacements are done in one day. Full bathrooms usually take one to two weeks once work starts. Plan on roughly four to six weeks from first call to finish, since materials are ordered per project and the permit has to clear.

Are the fiberglass shower units in 2000s Parkville homes worth keeping?

Often not. They can yellow, caulk joints wear out, and a pan that flexes can lead to leaks. Replacing the unit with a waterproofed tile or panel system is the longer-lasting fix.

Do you work in neighborhoods with an HOA?

Yes. Interior bathroom work usually does not require HOA architectural review, but check your covenants to be sure. We keep work hours and dumpster placement neighbor-friendly regardless.

Can you remodel a bathroom in one of the older homes downtown?

Yes. Plaster walls, irregular framing, and older plumbing repairs are common in those houses. We open the wall carefully and price what we find before work starts.

Start Your Parkville Bathroom Remodel

If the jetted tub has become a shelf, the fiberglass surround is showing its age, or you plan to stay in the house for the long haul, it is worth a proper look at the room.

Call or book a free in-home consultation, and let the bathroom contractors who only do bathrooms handle your bathroom remodel in Parkville, MO.