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Bathroom Remodelers in the Quad Cities

Compare local bathroom remodelers serving Davenport, Bettendorf, Moline, Rock Island, East Moline and surrounding Quad Cities communities.

A bathroom remodel is one of the few projects that improves daily life and resale value at the same time — and in Quad Cities homes with a single original bathroom or a dated hall bath, the payoff is real. Older tile tub surrounds, failing caulk, and undersized vanities are common across the metro's pre-1980 housing stock, and many homeowners also need accessibility updates as they plan to age in place. The contractors listed here handle everything from fixture swaps to full gut-and-rebuilds across Davenport, Bettendorf, Moline, Rock Island, and East Moline.

Recommended Bathroom Remodelers in the Quad Cities

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KBD

Davenport, IA

4.4 (40 Google reviews)

ILPP

Taylor Ridge, IL

5.0 (12 Google reviews)

MoseCo Construction

Coal Valley, IL

4.7 (15 Google reviews)

Reed Construction

Bettendorf, IA

4.3 (6 Google reviews)

Quad City Remodel

Davenport, IA

3.0 (2 Google reviews)
4.4 (41 Google reviews)

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a bathroom remodel cost in the Quad Cities?

A basic fixture-swap and refresh — new toilet, vanity, lighting, and flooring with minimal plumbing moves — typically runs a few thousand dollars. A mid-range gut that moves plumbing and adds a tile shower runs notably higher, and a high-end master bath with custom tile and heated floors more than that. Local labor and material costs in the Quad Cities run below Chicago or Des Moines, but get three written quotes and confirm each covers the same scope before comparing prices.

Does a bathroom remodel need a permit?

Generally yes if you're moving plumbing, altering electrical, changing the room's footprint, or replacing the waterproof membrane behind tile. Cosmetic work like a new vanity or light fixture usually doesn't. Permits are issued by your city rather than the state, so the exact trigger differs between Davenport, Bettendorf, Moline, East Moline, and Rock Island — but plumbing, electrical, and structural changes generally need one. A licensed contractor should pull them — passing the inspection is your proof the work was done to code.

How long does a typical bathroom remodel take?

A straightforward fixture swap can finish in under a week. A full gut and rebuild usually runs two to three weeks, longer if you're waiting on custom tile or a specialty vanity. The biggest delays in Quad Cities projects tend to be trade scheduling and backordered materials, so a contractor who gives you a realistic timeline — including waits — is more valuable than one who promises an unrealistically fast turnaround.

What should I prioritize if I'm remodeling to age in place?

A curbless walk-in shower with a bench and grab bars, a comfort-height toilet, lever-handle faucets, and slip-resistant flooring are the four changes with the highest payoff. If you plan to stay in your home long-term, have the contractor frame the shower walls with blocking for future grab bars even if you don't install them yet — it's cheap insurance and makes later additions simple.

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