A Boca Raton bathroom remodel with Onel Construction LLC is Starting at $9,999 — and in Boca Raton that starting number covers a city that was mostly built in one big wave. The median Boca Raton home was built in 1983, and about half the housing stock went up in the 1970s and 1980s, so most bathrooms here are not failing on looks first. They are failing underneath: original shower pans, original valves, and original waterproofing that have been working for 35 to 45 years. East of Federal Highway the job changes again — estate primaries in Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club and Mizner-era baths in Old Floresta — and west of I-95 it changes a third time, into the country-club condos and villages of Boca West Country Club and Boca Pointe and the family subdivisions in Boca Falls, Boca Isles, and Mission Bay. The pricing below sorts Boca Raton rooms into four kinds, letting you spot the one that matches yours before you look at any dollars.
I’m Joe. I run Onel Construction out of Boca Raton — this is our home city. I work from Old Floresta, Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, Boca Point, and Boca Harbour in the east, through Boca Del Mar, Boca Bath & Tennis, and Camino Gardens in the middle, to Boca West, Boca Pointe, Boca Falls, Boca Isles, Mission Bay, and Boca Chase in the west. During that no-cost visit I test the pan for leaks, work every valve, trace the drains, and sound out the tile substrate, then I mark each item keep or replace and hand you an itemized written scope. If the smarter spend for your house is a right-sized hall bath instead of a top-tier primary you would never recoup, I will show you that math at the table — then the call is yours, and I build what you choose.
Key takeaways
- Boca Raton projects with Onel begin Starting at $9,999, and the contract figure bundles demolition with debris removal, fixture supply and hookup, tile work over full waterproofing, the vanity, and all finish details, each priced on its own row.
- Boca Raton’s median home was built in 1983, with the bulk of the stock from the 1970s and 1980s — so condition underneath the tile, not just the finish on top of it, drives the price on most jobs here.
- $1,000 off on projects of $10,000 or more.
- Financing through Acorn Finance with rates as low as 4.49% APR with approved credit; payments from $120/month on smaller jobs, typical projects in the low $200s–$300s/month.
- Permits run through the City of Boca Raton Development Services — Building Permits and Inspections, 200 NW 2nd Avenue, Boca Raton, FL 33432, filed online through the City’s Boca eHub portal, in Onel’s name on every job that requires one. Because Palm Beach County sits beyond the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone boundary, any exterior product in your scope must carry Florida Product Approval instead.
Boca Raton Price Ranges, Broken Down by Kind of Bathroom
Boca Raton bathrooms price most clearly by bathroom type — hall bath, condo and village bath, primary suite, or historic east Boca bath — because a 1980s garden-condo bath in Boca West, a family hall bath in Boca Falls, and an estate primary in Royal Palm are three different jobs that happen to share a city name.
| Kind of bathroom | Typical scope inside a Boca Raton home | Basis for the figure |
|---|---|---|
| Hall / guest bath — west Boca family homes | The second bath in Boca Falls, Boca Isles, Mission Bay, and Boca Del Mar homes — tub/shower combination, single or double vanity, toilet, tile floor, and the fixtures the kids and guests use every day, rebuilt in its existing footprint. | Starting at $9,999 |
| Condo / village bath — Boca West and Boca Pointe | The primary or guest bath in a Boca West garden condo or a Boca Pointe village home — full tile and waterproofing, walk-in shower or tub/shower, vanity and fixtures, built inside your building’s and village’s approval, elevator, and work-hour rules. | Priced by selections at the measure; across South Florida, full bathrooms of this scope commonly run in the $16,000–$32,000 range as market data |
| Primary suite — single-family Boca Raton | The owner’s bath in Boca Chase, Boca Del Mar, Le Rivage, and St. Andrews-area homes — soaking tub out, one large walk-in shower in, drain and valve relocation, large-format tile, frameless glass, and a full double-vanity wall. | Priced by scope — shower footprint, glass and tile area, and plumbing moves are named lines in the written estimate |
| Estate / historic primary — east Boca Raton | The primary in Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, Boca Point, and Old Floresta — estate-scale tile and glass, custom vanity work, and, in Old Floresta’s Mizner-era homes, careful work around original character details the homeowner wants kept. | Priced entirely by scope after the measure — no two of these rooms price the same, and the estimate names every line |
Read each figure above as either our published starting point or market context we have labeled as such, because your complimentary estimate discards both and substitutes a single itemized total built for your specific room. Send one clear bathroom picture plus the word BATHROOM to (561) 462-9293, and from that image alone we can tell you which of the four rows your room belongs in.
The Boca Raton factors that move a bathroom budget
The 1970s–1980s building wave, now at the end of its first life. With a median build year of 1983 citywide — and Boca West itself also centered on 1983, with more than half its homes built in the 1980s — most Boca Raton bathrooms are working on original shower pans, mixing valves, and tile assemblies that are 35 to 45 years old. The driver here is condition, not cosmetics: at the measure we check for soft backer, failed pan waterproofing, and valves that no longer hold temperature, because new finishes over a failed base waste the whole investment. When the base is sound, the hall-bath row above is the smart spend. When it is not, the full rebuild handles the pan, valves, and waterproofing while the room is open, priced as named lines instead of surprises after demo.
Estate primaries built at estate scale in the east. Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club is a 680-acre guard-gated community on the Intracoastal, established in 1959, where the housing stock centers on the late 1970s and the primaries were drawn big: separate soaking tub and separate shower, long double vanities, a private water closet, and tile everywhere. Boca Point and the waterfront streets toward the Intracoastal follow the same pattern. The remodel most owners want — one large walk-in shower, modern glass, and a vanity wall that fits how the room is actually used — prices on the new waterproofing footprint, the drain and valve relocation when the tub comes out, the tile and glass area, and the fixture count. Once we have the suite’s true dimensions, we cost the arrangement you actually want and lay the identical scope out in Good, Better, and Best finishes so the finish level is the only variable.
Old Floresta’s Mizner-era construction. Old Floresta’s 29 Addison Mizner-designed homes were announced in October 1925 and built starting in 1926 for Mizner Development Corporation executives — Mediterranean Revival houses with stucco walls, barrel-tile roofs, pecky cypress details, and decorative Spanish tile — and Old Floresta became Boca Raton’s first historic district. Bathrooms in these homes, and in the later homes built around them, carry a different price driver: small original footprints, older plumbing runs, and character details worth keeping. The work prices on how much of the original room stays, how the new waterproofing and tile tie into the existing structure, and what review your specific property requires. We walk that with you at the measure and price only what your house actually needs.
Country-club condo and village logistics. Boca West Country Club contains more than 55 distinct residential neighborhoods, many of them 1980s garden-style condos, and Boca Pointe — master-planned starting in 1981 on more than 1,000 acres — holds 29 villages and more than 3,500 homes. In both, the bathroom itself is only part of the job. Association and village approval, elevator protection and scheduling, parking and debris rules, and permitted work hours all shape the calendar and the cost, and a second-floor condo bath adds the shower-pan stakes: a failed pan is a ceiling leak in the unit below. Onel sequences the association approval alongside the City permit and prices the logistics in the estimate, so the number you sign is the number the building will actually let us build to.
Keeping shower water sealed out of Boca Raton walls and floors. Tile is rarely where a bathroom gives up first, because hidden waterproofing layers usually break down years ahead of the visible surface. In Boca Raton that stack works year-round against shower steam, high humidity, and, in the east Boca homes near the Intracoastal and the beach, salt air on fixtures and hardware. The shower pan, the backer, the membrane, the tile and grout system over them, and ventilation sized for back-to-back showers are priced as a complete stack, with porcelain tile and moisture-ready vanity materials specified for Florida conditions. Forward pictures of your shower and floor to (561) 462-9293, and we will map every layer of that protection system onto your room in the written breakdown before you decide a thing.
Boca Raton permitting, inspections, and code compliance
Bathroom work in Boca Raton is permitted through the City of Boca Raton Development Services — Building Permits and Inspections, 200 NW 2nd Avenue, Boca Raton, FL 33432 (561-393-7930), and applications are filed online through the City’s Boca eHub portal. Work that relocates or alters pipe runs, involves wiring, or reshapes where the tub or shower sits must go through permitting, with the plumbing and electrical approvals bundled into that single filing. A purely surface-level swap that leaves both systems untouched can land outside that requirement, and during the measure I will walk you through exactly where your plans fall. Palm Beach County, where Boca Raton sits, lies outside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone because that stricter zone stops at the Broward line and covers Miami-Dade, so Boca jobs follow the statewide Florida Building Code, and an exterior window or door in the scope earns its place through Florida Product Approval instead of a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance. Many Boca Raton communities — including Boca West, Boca Pointe, and the gated subdivisions in west Boca — also carry association architectural rules, and Onel sequences that approval alongside the City permit where your community requires it. Onel Construction LLC files for the permit under its own name on each permitted job, books every City inspection in the order the work requires, and keeps the project open until that last inspection is signed off.
From first photo to final walkthrough on a Boca Raton job
- Text the word BATHROOM to (561) 462-9293 — send two wide photos of your space from different angles and tell us what you want done. We’ll start your estimate right from the photos, and the free in-home measure locks your exact written price.
- Free in-home measure — At your home I take exact dimensions, run the drains, exercise the valves, probe the shower pan and tile substrate, and then we settle the scope together, covering what remains, what relocates, what City reviewers will look for, and what your association demands.
- Written itemized estimate — Your document lists each phase in the sequence we will build it, prices the unchanged scope at three finish levels, and holds that total firm in writing across a 14-day window.
- Permit pulled — filed with the City of Boca Raton through Boca eHub, in Onel’s name, before work starts.
- Build — Crews open with demolition and debris hauling, move to rough-in plumbing and electrical, seal the waterproofing, lay tile, install the vanity and fixtures, hang the glass, and complete the finishes.
- Final inspection & walkthrough — Once the City signs its final approval, you and I tour the finished room together, checking each completed item against the estimate before your sign-off.
Warranty
Each item that goes into your finished bathroom, from the tile assembly and fixtures to the vanity, glass enclosure, and hardware, arrives with its full manufacturer’s warranty, and Onel registers it for you under your name so the documentation is complete when we close the job. Should anything let go while that coverage is active, your claim opens with proof of registration already sitting in the file. Share a picture of the room you have in mind at (561) 462-9293, and that image is enough for us to open your pricing file.
Money help
Through Acorn Finance: payments from $120/month on smaller jobs, typical projects in the low $200s–$300s/month, rates as low as 4.49% APR with approved credit — shown in writing, next to the estimate, so the monthly number and the total number sit on the same page. And every Boca Raton bathroom of $10,000 or more carries $1,000 off on projects of $10,000 or more.
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Areas we serve
We’re based in Boca Raton and work across Palm Beach and Broward counties: Boca Raton first, then Delray Beach, Highland Beach, Boynton Beach, Deerfield Beach, Lake Worth Beach, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Royal Palm Beach, Wellington, Greenacres, Atlantis, Pompano Beach, Lighthouse Point, Fort Lauderdale, and the surrounding towns, including Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, Old Floresta, Boca West Country Club, Boca Pointe, Boca Point, Boca Falls, Boca Isles, Mission Bay, Boca Del Mar, Boca Chase, and Boca Harbour in Boca Raton.
Answers to the bathroom questions Boca Raton homeowners raise most
My Royal Palm primary has a huge soaking tub I never use. Can it become one large walk-in shower?
Yes — in Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, Boca Point, and the east Boca estates, that tub-to-shower conversion is the most requested primary-bath move, and the floor space the tub gives up is exactly what makes a large, comfortable walk-in shower with room for a bench and dual fixtures possible. The priced pieces are repositioning the drain and valves, extending waterproofing over the enlarged shower footprint, tiling that area, and fitting frameless glass, and the estimate names a separate figure for each once the room has been measured. Photograph your primary bath from two corners, send those shots with the word BATHROOM to (561) 462-9293, and your tub conversion gets its first pricing pass from those images.
Our Boca West condo bath is original 1980s. Does it need a full remodel, and who handles the association?
The measure answers the first part directly, and Onel handles the second. If the shower pan, backer, and valves check out and the layout works, a refresh Starting at $9,999 puts a new vanity, fixtures, and finishes over a sound base. If the pan waterproofing has failed or the valves are at the end of their service life — common at 35 to 40 years in Boca West and Boca Pointe stock — the full rebuild replaces the base while the room is open, so you pay for the work once, and in a condo that also protects the ceiling of the unit below you. Onel sequences your association or village approval alongside the City permit and builds inside the building’s work-hour and elevator rules. Send your condo bath pictures along with the word BATHROOM to (561) 462-9293, and we will come back with a clear verdict on refresh versus full rebuild for your unit.
We own in Old Floresta. Can a Mizner-era bathroom be brought up to date without losing its character?
Yes — that balance is the whole job in Old Floresta. The plumbing, waterproofing, ventilation, and fixtures come fully up to current code and current use, while the details that make the room Mizner-era — decorative tile character, proportions, and original architectural features you want kept — are worked around and protected, not demoed by default. Because Old Floresta is Boca Raton’s first historic district, we confirm at the measure what review, if any, your specific property and scope require, and that path goes in writing with the estimate before any work is priced as final. Text photos of your bathroom and the word BATHROOM to (561) 462-9293 and we will map the update for your exact house.
Do I need a City of Boca Raton permit for a bathroom remodel?
If the job moves plumbing, touches electrical, or changes the tub or shower footprint — yes, and the City of Boca Raton Development Services — Building Permits and Inspections, at 200 NW 2nd Avenue, issues it, with the application filed through Boca eHub. A swap that changes only surfaces, leaving pipes and wiring exactly as they are, can occasionally sit outside the permit requirement, and at your measure I will spell out which category your scope belongs in. Whenever your job does need one, Onel files the application under its own name and shepherds each inspection through in turn. Message a single bathroom photo plus the word BATHROOM to (561) 462-9293, and your estimate will arrive with the permit route for your job charted alongside it.
Does Boca Raton follow the same hurricane product rules as Broward and Miami-Dade for a bathroom window?
No, because that zone reaches only Miami-Dade and Broward, while Boca Raton sits in Palm Beach County beyond its northern edge. Interior selections like tile, cabinetry, and faucets never hinge on hurricane approvals in the first place. The moment your bathroom scope includes its window, a patio door, or a slider to the pool or patio, that product is specified under Florida Product Approval under the statewide Florida Building Code and permitted with the City inside the same job. Send the pictures of your bath to (561) 462-9293, and we will verify which approval standard, if any, governs the pieces in your plan.
How do I get an exact price for my Boca Raton bathroom, and can I finance it?
It begins with your pictures, after which the project total and the monthly payment both reach you in written form. Financing runs through Acorn Finance, rates as low as 4.49% APR with approved credit, payments from $120/month on smaller jobs, typical projects in the low $200s–$300s/month, shown next to your itemized total before anything is signed. Qualifying bathrooms also carry $1,000 off on projects of $10,000 or more. Get us broad shots of the room plus the word BATHROOM at (561) 462-9293 to open the file, and following my in-person measure that opening figure becomes a firm written total held for 14 days.
How long should a Boca Raton bathroom take once demolition begins, through the passed final inspection?
A straightforward hall bath in west Boca that keeps its layout usually runs about two to three weeks of on-site work after materials are on hand. A Royal Palm or St. Andrews primary with a tub conversion, relocated drains, and frameless glass stretches longer, often four to six weeks, because inspections and glass templating add their own pauses. Before any of that clock starts, the City of Boca Raton review through Boca eHub and, in Boca West or Boca Pointe, your village or association approval set the lead time, and both go on the schedule we give you before demolition is booked.
If this is the only bathroom in our home, how do we manage while it is torn out?
We stage the work so the toilet returns to service as early in the sequence as the plumbing allows, and we tell you in advance which days the shower will be completely unavailable. Many Boca Falls and Mission Bay families pair the project with a short stay or lean on a second half-bath for mornings, and we will map those gaps day by day before demo so nothing surprises you midweek. Renting a portable solution is rarely necessary on a hall-bath schedule, but if your household needs one we will flag the exact window where it would actually help.
With Boca Raton’s humidity and salt air near the Intracoastal, how does a rebuilt bathroom keep mold from taking hold?
Mold follows trapped moisture, so the defense in a Boca Raton rebuild is layered: a continuous membrane under the tile, sealed seams and corners, and grout and caulk chosen for wet rooms. Ventilation does the daily work after we leave, which is why the fan gets sized to the room and ducted outside rather than into the attic, a detail City inspectors check on permitted jobs here. In east Boca homes the salt air also argues for finishes and hardware rated for coastal exposure, and those selections appear as named choices in your Good, Better, and Best breakdown.
What should I expect to see itemized in the written estimate for my Boca Raton bathroom?
Expect a document that walks the job in building sequence, opening with demolition and hauling and closing with glass and final fixtures, with a dollar figure attached to each stage rather than one blended total. Plumbing moves, waterproofing, tile area, and any work your specific Boca building or association requires each carry their own visible lines, so cutting or upgrading one piece reprices only that piece. The same scope appears at three finish levels, the Starting at $9,999 hall-bath figure anchors the entry point where it applies, and your signed total stays firm in writing for 14 days.
Pin down the exact cost of your Boca Raton bathroom
Text the word BATHROOM to (561) 462-9293 — send two wide photos of your space from different angles and tell us what you want done. We’ll start your estimate right from the photos, and the free in-home measure locks your exact written price. Free estimate. $1,000 off on projects of $10,000 or more.
— Joe, Onel Construction LLC, License CGC1511492, Boca Raton, FL
Prices shown are averages from recent jobs and current market data, set before the latest round of tariff-driven material price increases, and subject to change with inflation, tariffs, and market conditions. The complimentary estimate we prepare for you is always calculated at current rates.
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