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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Re-Bath. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Upgrades beyond the standard like-for-like swap included in the base scope.
Estimated range
$27,500 – $45,000
Typical bathroom remodel around $36,300
Re-Bath in Woburn is the local franchise of the national bathroom-remodeling company, and its business is narrow and deep: tub-to-shower conversions, walk-in showers, walk-in tubs, and full bathroom gut renovations, almost always completed in one to four days. With 196 reviews on file (4.9★ on Google, an A+ accredited rating with the Better Business Bureau), it has one of the deepest written records in the category. The sales process gets praised almost as often as the installation itself — a long list of named reps (Tom, Greg Dudevoir, Alex, Maurice, Myles) show up repeatedly for taking time to explain material options, measuring carefully, and, several reviewers specifically note, not applying pressure. On the installation side, crews like Gilbert Batista, John and Joe, and Daniel and James are named directly for finishing full remodels — walls to the studs, new vanities and toilets, tub-to-shower conversions — in as little as a day and a half, with recurring praise for cleanliness and daily communication. A 2024 review describes a two-day master bath renovation down to the studs; a 2025 review describes a full remodel finished in 1.5 days, delayed only by town inspection scheduling. The record isn't spotless, and the complaints that surface follow a pattern worth knowing about before signing anything. A 2024 review describes being pressured into signing a contract before being able to read its full terms, with the document emailed only after signing. A 2023 review describes poor internal communication, a missed permit, and a blown timeline. A more recent review recounts a facility manager being refused an appointment for lacking "owner" status on a school remodel — a policy friction, not a work-quality complaint. A couple of reviews also describe slow warranty follow-up after an installer left work the customer wasn't happy with. None of this describes a pattern of bad craftsmanship — nearly every review that describes finished work, rather than just a sales visit, is enthusiastic about the result — but the contract-signing and permitting complaints are specific enough, and repeated across different customers, to ask about directly: get the full contract in writing before signing, and confirm who's pulling permits and on what timeline. For a straightforward tub-to-shower or walk-in-tub conversion, Re-Bath Woburn has a strong, well-documented track record of fast, clean installs — just read the contract carefully before you sign it.
The shower/bathtub installation was perfect! They were on time and got the work done quickly. Everything looks beautiful and was fine exactly as expected. They were also super nice to my son who was very interested in everything they were doing.
If you are a facility manager, do not waste your time. Was refused an appointment because I’m not the “owner” of the school I’m looking to remodel.
Thomas, the representative we got for our remodel quote was very professional, remembered the little things like names, above and beyond with making sure we were more than satisfied with the product we expect to receive. Easy to talk too and made the whole process painless! 10/10
Tom provided solid guidance to help us with both understanding the Re-Bath offer and budget for such a project. We are planning the budget for a 2 bathroom project and his guidance helps us understand the benefit of selecting Re-Bath. Tom was punctual, courteous and very helpful.
Edited: RE-BATH! is an ENTIRELY unethical company!!! Do not work with RE-BATH!!! Find a local company!!! RE-BATH spent a week lying to me by omission, pretending to be the local business that did this work and was therefore the one to rectify it--they just wanted more money from an unsuspecting customer. This company played along all week like THEY were the ones who installed this and like it was THEIR LOCAL company--told me they didn't have contracts "from the previous owner because they did not transfer them. On the REBATH website it says "Greenfield RE-BATH" and even has a local exchange (which reads Greenfield on the phone) to fool you. I am sure all this is allowed by law, but qe as consumers don't have to put up with it. ***There is NO RE-Bath in western MA, at all. This is a national chain that rips off their franchises, and their customers. They strung me along all week, telling me that all the work would be done for free, and then suddenly today, opps the glass is not. RE-BATH had not even priced the two doors they were going to have me pay for "for a favorable price" , when only one shattered and therefore only one is necessary. The local company is ordering and installing the door-to honor their work and warranty--stay away from RE-Bath! One star is generous for this shoddy national company: Buyer-beware: This is only three years old, the most expensive component of this "re-bath" and shattered when being cleaned with a cotton cloth--the way windows are normally cleaned. Luckily no one was hurt. RE-BATH refused to replace for free, claiming they used glass from another company and so they have no responsibility for this. Stay away from this awful company--the 5 stars are for the local companies they have taken over and have nothing to do with this unethical national, shoddy business.
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Additions and ADUs4.3
Quoted timelines held4.3
Leak, flood and water-damage repairs4.3
Free design consultations3.5
Careful with older homes3.5