I'm not one to jump on other people's pricing. Location, work rules, etc...they all factor in.

For a "mud pan" and mud pan only...just sloped mud? No tile, etc. About $450 for your size pan.

Thanks Tunda, the floor will be gutted and a new one replace, so I am sure it is a lot of work.

As far as the doors go I need to do some more investigating. The ceiling is slanted and not sure if the doors are custom??

Mongo interesting about the mud pan, I think I may need to go back to the drawing board. Trying to do some more research and ask more questions.

Thank you!

Cran:

I just did a bath makeover and couldn't believe how long it's taken. Thirty-five large sounds about right to me.

Reasonable, if you were getting Joseph!

Fwiw, we did a complete gut master bathroom remodel two years ago for right around $25,000. We live in the San Francisco Bay Area, which is a very HCOLA. Our bids ranged up to $70,000. We live in a house built in 1926, with that bathroom in a 1935 addition.

I'd guess our finished bathroom is about 9 x 5. We put in a cast iron tub, inexpensive subway tile for the shower walls and for the wainscoting for the rest of the room, Hansgrohe faucets, a jaclo slider bar, Marmoleum flooring, and a custom vanity built by our GC. So I'd say our materials averaged middle of the road in price.

(Our GC from that project is now in the middle of doing our kitchen and hall bath, plus a bunch of other stuff. We didn't get any other bids on this project because we were so happy with the last one.)

The price sounds right to me.