Bathroom Remodeling
in McLean.

McLean, Virginia is one of the most discerning bathroom-renovation markets in the country. Buyers in Langley Forest, Salona Village, Chesterbrook, and Franklin Park expect primary baths that read as private spas — large-format porcelain, curbless walk-in showers with linear drains, freestanding soaking tubs, double-vanity layouts with stone tops, heated floors, towel warmers, and lighting designed scene by scene. The Northern Virginia market also has a deep bench of architects and designers, and many McLean projects come to us with a designer already engaged. We execute to that design with the precision the relationship requires.

Real Elite Contracting renovates primary baths and powder rooms across McLean with the level of craft this address expects. Typical McLean primary-bath scope in 2026 runs $60,000–$130,000+ depending on size, layout changes, and material grade. Featured projects often include curbless showers with body sprays and rain heads, custom inset cabinetry, slab quartzite or marble counters, premium fixture lines (Brizo, Hansgrohe, Kohler Artifacts), and floors heated underfoot. Powder rooms in McLean homes routinely land in the $15,000–$30,000 range when finishes match the rest of the house.

We respect the architecture of the home. Many McLean primaries sit in the original footprint of a larger home where layout changes — opening to the adjoining closet for a true primary suite, repositioning plumbing for a cleaner shower geometry — make a meaningful difference. We model the changes, value-engineer the parts of the budget that don't change the visible result, and protect the spend for the surfaces and fixtures the eye actually lands on.

Project management is a named project lead from estimate through final walkthrough — no handoffs, no chasing site supervisors. Daily progress photos, a clean site every evening, a same-day response standard, and a written workmanship warranty on the finished work. Fairfax County permits and inspections are handled by us; communication with the homeowner, the designer, and any HOA architectural review is consolidated through one point of contact.