Is $2,500 to retile one small bathroom a fair price?

This quote is for replacing old tile in a small half bathroom (approximately 37 square feet) which features a pedestal sink and no shower or tub. The cost does not include the new tiles or grout. - Remove old tile - Install new tile - Install cork underlay

This quote is for the most basic package to retile and rebuild a very small steam shower, approximately 3x5 feet, in the master bathroom. The work includes:- Retiling the shower.- Installing new fixtures.- Installing a new door.- Moving the steam valve by one foot.- Rebuilding the shower to ensure a proper vapor barrier.

This quote is for the labor associated with remodeling two bathrooms. The homeowner purchased all materials separately. Initially, issues arose with visible grid lines on the penny tile floor and misaligned penny tile on the walls. The contractor initially stated that grid lines are always visible, suggested using white grout, and claimed the chosen penny tile was not intended for floors. Following homeowner feedback and concerns, the contractor committed to rectifying the issues. The scope of work now includes: - Ripping out and replacing the penny tile floor. - Re-grouting the bathroom walls. - Re-setting some wall tiles as needed. - Specific design pattern for penny tile (flower design) was discussed. - Grout color was switched from charcoal to platinum to improve contrast.