Bathroom Remodel Cost in Moraga, CA — 2026 Guide

Bathroom with white double sink vanity, brass nickel mirrors and hardware and white tile

Most of our Moraga projects are in the Moraga Country Club neighborhood, where homes tend to share an era and a floor plan logic — which actually makes it easier to give you a grounded cost picture up front. Here’s what a bathroom remodel really runs in 2026, line by line.

How Much Does a Bathroom Remodel Cost in Moraga?

Here’s a quick pricing table by bathroom type:

  • Powder Room $20-$35k

  • Hall Bathroom $65-85k

  • Primary Bathroom $82-117k

What Does A Bathroom Remodel Cost Include?

  • Design

  • Architecture/Engineering

  • Permits

  • Finish Materials

  • Construction Labor & Materials

  • Project Management


Powder Bathroom

(Vanity & Toilet, Mid-Level designer Finishes)

  • Vanity $3,000 – $6,000 (prefab vs. custom)

  • Plumbing Fixtures $1,000 – $2,000 (faucet, toilet, accessories)

  • Tile $1,000 – $3,000 (floor tile)

  • Mirrors $500 – $1,000

  • Lighting $500 – $1,000

  • Accents $1,000 - $3,000 (wallpaper, paneling)

  • Design $3,000

  • Labor & Construction Materials $10,000 – $15,000

Typical All-In Cost $20,000 – $35,000

Powder bathroom with block print wallpaper and polished nickel fixtures

Hall Bathroom

(Double Sink, Mid-Level designer Finishes)

  • Vanity $4,000 – $6,000 (prefab vs. custom)

  • Plumbing Fixtures $4,000 – $7,000 (faucets, shower system, tub, toilet, accessories)

  • Tile $3,000 – $5,000 (floor & shower tile)

  • Mirrors $1,000 – $4,000 (wall mirrors vs. medicine cabinets)

  • Lighting $1,000 – $2,000

  • Glass Door $3,000 (custom glass shower door)

  • Bathroom Window $1,000 (replacing an existing window)

  • Permit Plans, Design & Project Management $10,000*

  • Permits $3,000

  • Labor & Construction Materials $35,000 – $45,000

Typical All-In Cost $65,000 – $85,000

Oak double vanity with pull out steps and marble tile

Primary Bathroom

(Double Sink, Mid-Level designer Finishes)

  • Vanity $6,000 – $12,000 (prefab vs. custom)

  • Plumbing Fixtures $7,000 – $10,000 (faucets, shower system, tub, toilet, accessories)

  • Tile $3,000 – $5,000 (floor & shower tile)

  • Mirrors $1,000 – $4,000 (wall mirrors vs. medicine cabinets)

  • Lighting $1,000 – $2,000

  • Glass Door $3,000 (custom glass shower door)

  • Bathroom Window $1,000 (replacing an existing window)

  • Permit Plans, Design & Project Management $12,000*

  • Permits $3,500

  • Labor & Construction Materials $45,000 – $65,000

Typical All-In Cost $82,000 – $117,000

In Moraga’s older homes, this budget is common where the primary suite often gets the full renovation treatment, including a layout reconfiguration.

See our Joseph bathroom remodel for an example of a fully reconfigured primary bathroom in Moraga.

Custom double sink vanity with light oak stain, black mirrors and slate floor tile, large walk in shower

Want to see what these projects look like?

Explore our bathroom remodels to see examples of the bathrooms we've designed throughout Lamorinda and the East Bay.

Permitting & Local Notes for MOraga

Like Lafayette and Orinda, Moraga’s Planning Department reviews zoning and design locally, while Contra Costa County handles building plan-check and inspection. We’ve also seen MCC projects that expand beyond a standard remodel scope require neighbor support letters as part of the approval process — worth knowing before you’re mid-design.

Will my MCC bathroom remodel need neighbor sign-off?

It depends on the scope and the HOA review requirements. A same-footprint refresh may not require neighbor sign-off, while a layout change, addition, or other exterior impact might. We flag potential approval requirements early so they don't become a surprise later.

Why Moraga Country Club Homeowners Work With Us

We’ve walked enough MCC floor plans to spot the recurring layout issues early — the ones that turn a “simple” bathroom refresh into a bigger scope once you’re inside the walls. Because we manage design, permitting, and construction as one team, we catch those issues in the design phase, where they’re cheap to solve, instead of mid-build.

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