Bathroom remodeling in Hollywood, FL means working inside some of Broward's most character-rich homes — vintage beach bungalows near the Broadwalk, mid-century lakefront properties in Hollywood Lakes, and full-scale Emerald Hills estates. We are a licensed, insured general contractor that has remodeled bathrooms across Hollywood since 1999. Fixed-price quotes, pulled permits, single project manager from demo to final walkthrough.
Serving Hollywood's ~153,067 residents · ZIPs 33019, 33020, 33021, 33023 · Home of the 2.5-mile Broadwalk · Updated June 2026
Bathroom remodeling in Hollywood, FL is not one-size-fits-all — and in our experience remodeling Hollywood homes since 1999, that separates a contractor who knows this city from one who swaps city names on a template. Hollywood has three genuinely different housing markets side-by-side: compact beach bungalows in the 33019 ZIP along the Broadwalk corridor; mid-century and 1970s lakefront homes throughout Hollywood Lakes and Oakwood; and larger, newer estates in Emerald Hills and Hollywood Hills. Each presents different challenges behind the wall and a different opportunity to create a bathroom that truly fits the home. We are Speedy Remodeling Company, a licensed general contractor serving all of Broward County since 1999.
Hollywood is one of our most active service areas — in a typical year we complete more than 55 bathroom remodel projects in Hollywood alone, ranging from a bungalow walk-in shower conversion under $12,000 to a full Emerald Hills master suite gut renovation above $38,000. We pull every permit through the City of Hollywood Building Division, carry full liability and workers' compensation, and assign a single project manager to your job from the first measurement to the final inspection sign-off. Call us at (754) 354-5443 — we answer live Monday through Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM.
Three things set us apart for Hollywood bathroom remodeling. First, we know what is behind Hollywood's walls — beach bungalows along the Broadwalk were built in the 1950s–60s with cast-iron drain lines, galvanized supply pipes, and non-standard stud spacing. We scope for this on the first visit, not mid-demo, so our estimate is honest and change orders are rare. Second, homes within a half-mile of Hollywood Beach live in a marine environment: we specify cement backer board in every wet zone, stainless fasteners, and coastal-rated fixtures as standard — not an upsell. Third, we pull every permit through the City of Hollywood Building Division, handle all drawings and inspections, and hand you the closed permit at completion. Those three things together — local knowledge, coastal material spec, and permitted work — are why Hollywood homeowners who have tried other contractors call us to finish the job correctly.
Beach bungalows in the 33019 corridor were built in the 1950s and 1960s, which means cast-iron drain lines, galvanized supply pipes, and non-standard stud spacing behind vintage tile. Hollywood Lakes homes from the 1970s add their own surprises. In our experience remodeling Hollywood homes, we scope for this on the first visit — not when we are already mid-demo. That means an honest estimate upfront and no unexpected change orders when the wall comes off.
Homes within a half-mile of Hollywood Beach live in a marine environment. We specify cement backer board (not standard drywall) in every wet zone, stainless or marine-grade fasteners, and fixtures rated for coastal humidity. These are not upgrades we charge extra for — they are our standard coastal spec so your new bathroom holds up in the environment your home is actually in.
We hold open estimate slots for Hollywood homeowners and can typically have a project manager at your door within the same week you call. Every permit goes through the City of Hollywood Building Division — we prepare all drawings, handle every submittal and inspection, and give you the closed permit card at project completion so your investment is fully protected.
Our bathroom remodeling in Hollywood covers every project type this city's housing stock produces. For beach bungalows and compact Hollywood Lakes baths: tub-to-shower conversions, walk-in tile showers, floating vanities, and PEX re-pipes replacing galvanized supply lines. For mid-size homes in Hollywood Hills and Oakwood: full gut renovations from demo to final tile, with new electrical, new plumbing, and all new fixtures. For Emerald Hills estates: master bath expansions with double vanities, freestanding soaking tubs, frameless glass enclosures, heated tile floors, and custom niches. Every scope begins with a free in-home consultation — we measure, assess your existing plumbing and electrical, and flag any behind-the-wall conditions before we price the job. Typical Hollywood investment runs $10,500 to $42,000 depending on scope; typical timeline is 2 to 4 weeks.
Regardless of home size, every Hollywood bathroom remodel we perform includes: demolition and haul-away, licensed plumbing and electrical rough-in, cement board or Schluter waterproofing system in the wet zone, tile installation (floor and walls), vanity and fixture installation, and a final walkthrough where you inspect every detail before we close the permit. We also handle adjacent upgrades — if the exhaust fan circuit is undersized, if the subfloor is soft, if the supply lines are galvanized — we tell you up front and bundle the fix rather than leave a problem behind the new tile. Typical Hollywood investment runs $10,500 to $42,000 depending on scope; typical timeline is 2 to 4 weeks.
The remodel_anchor for Hollywood is simple: this city's housing character is the differentiator, and pretending otherwise wastes everyone's time. Here is what each pocket of Hollywood actually looks like from the contractor's side of the wall.
The homes between the Intracoastal and the Atlantic — along the streets that feed into the Broadwalk — are mostly 1950s and 1960s concrete-block bungalows with original one-bath or one-and-a-half-bath layouts. These bathrooms are small, often under 55 square feet, and they were built with materials and techniques that South Florida no longer permits. In our experience opening these walls, four things come up repeatedly: cast-iron drain stacks that are sound but corroded at the joints, galvanized supply lines well past service life, original cement-and-wire lath tile substrate that must be stripped fully (not tiled over), and moisture damage from decades of coastal humidity working through grout that was never sealed. The right answer for these bathrooms is a careful gut — strip to the studs, address the plumbing, install a proper waterproofing membrane, and build a new walk-in shower or tub surround designed for the existing footprint. Blowing out a wall to gain four feet of floor plan is sometimes possible but usually impractical in a block home; we design within the space and make it feel twice as large through layout, large-format tile, and a floating vanity.
The lakefront and canal-adjacent neighborhoods in central Hollywood were largely built between the 1960s and 1980s, and they offer more square footage to work with than the beach corridor. These homes often have two full bathrooms that have never been updated — original vanities, original tub surrounds, original builder-grade tile. The typical project here is a master bathroom gut to walk-in shower plus soaking tub, plus a guest bath refresh with new tile, vanity, and toilet. Plumbing is frequently a mix of copper and galvanized at the fixture connections; we standardize to PEX supply lines and PVC drain as part of the remodel so there are no weak links left behind.
The larger homes in Emerald Hills and Hollywood Hills are in a different category. These properties were built in the 1980s and 1990s — larger floor plans, primary bath suites that can accommodate a double-vanity wall, a separate water closet, and both a soaking tub and a walk-in shower in the same space. What these bathrooms lack is finish quality relative to what the rest of the home warrants: original builder tile, cultured-marble vanity tops, and contractor-grade fixtures that no longer match the neighborhood's market value. The full gut renovation — frameless glass enclosure, custom tile shower, quartz or marble vanity top, heated floor, recessed lighting — is what these projects call for, and it typically runs $22,000 to $42,000 with a 3 to 4 week timeline.
The honest answer on Hollywood bungalow bathrooms: We get calls from homeowners who want to "refresh" a 1950s beach cottage bathroom without touching the plumbing. In our experience, that almost never makes sense once the tile comes off — the substrate is usually original cement lath, the drain is original cast iron at the p-trap, and the supply lines are galvanized. We will always tell you what we find before we proceed, but our honest recommendation is to do it once and do it right rather than tile over a problem that will resurface in three years.
Below is a sample of bathroom remodel work we have completed in Hollywood. Beach bungalows are our most frequent project type — compact footprints that reward smart layout and proper waterproofing. Hollywood Lakes jobs tend to be mid-scale gut renovations where the primary bath gets a full update. Emerald Hills projects typically involve full master suite expansions with premium finishes. Want references from your specific neighborhood or ZIP? Ask on your estimate call — we can usually point to a completed project within a few streets, and in many cases the homeowner will let you walk through. Every project shown was permitted through the City of Hollywood Building Division and passed final inspection.
We are a full-service Broward remodeler — bathroom work is one part of what we do in Hollywood. Most homeowners who start with a bathroom end up bundling a kitchen or whole-home refresh: mobilizing a licensed crew and pulling permits is real effort, and doing it twice for the same house costs roughly 15–20% more than combining the scopes. Bungalow owners often pair a bathroom gut with a kitchen update since both share the same 1950s–60s plumbing and galvanized supply lines. Hollywood Lakes and Emerald Hills owners frequently bundle primary bath, guest bath, and kitchen into a phased whole-home project spread over 12–18 months with one contractor responsible throughout. Ask about bundled pricing on your estimate call.
Most Hollywood bathroom remodels we complete range from $10,500 for a focused cosmetic update to $42,000 or more for a master-bath expansion in an Emerald Hills estate. The wide spread reflects Hollywood's housing mix: a 1950s beach bungalow near the Broadwalk involves different structural realities than a 3,000-square-foot lakefront home in Hollywood Lakes. We give every Hollywood homeowner a line-item estimate — not a ballpark — so you know exactly where the money goes before we touch a single tile.
Most Hollywood jobs run 2 to 4 weeks from demo day to final walkthrough. Older beach-corridor homes sometimes add a few days because the walls can hide 1950s and 1960s surprises: cast-iron drain lines, non-standard stud spacing, or galvanized supply lines that need swapping out. We scope for that up front so your project does not stall mid-job.
Yes — every Hollywood bathroom remodel that touches plumbing, electrical, or structural work is pulled on permit through the City of Hollywood Building Division. We prepare the drawings, handle every submittal and inspection, and give you the closed permit at project completion. Permitted work protects your investment when you refinance, sell, or file an insurance claim.
This is exactly the type of project we do most in Hollywood. Beach bungalows near the Broadwalk and along Hollywood Beach often have compact bathrooms — sometimes under 50 square feet — with original 1950s–60s layout and plumbing. In our experience remodeling Hollywood bungalows since 1999, the key is maximizing the existing footprint with a walk-in shower conversion, a floating vanity, and updated plumbing — not blowing out walls unnecessarily. We bring the same permitted, fixed-price process to a bungalow bath as we do to an Emerald Hills master suite.
It does, and it affects both the demo and the material choices. In homes within a few blocks of Hollywood Beach, we routinely find moisture intrusion and salt-accelerated corrosion in the wall cavities — corroded fasteners, rusted supply line brackets, and degraded caulk lines that open up when the tile comes off. We inspect the cavity before we close it and specify marine-grade or stainless fixtures and cement backer in the wet zone, not standard drywall, so your new bathroom holds up in the coastal environment.
Yes — the larger homes in Emerald Hills and Hollywood Hills are some of our most-requested projects. These properties typically have bigger primary bathrooms that can take a double-vanity expansion, a freestanding soaking tub, a walk-in tile shower with a bench, and heated floors. Because these are full gut renovations rather than cosmetic refreshes, they usually run 3 to 4 weeks and $22,000 to $42,000 depending on finish level. We bring the same licensed, permitted process we use everywhere in Hollywood.
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