Planning answer
The better option is the one that fits the existing room, the person using it, and the complete written scope. Compare function, materials, access, maintenance, and installation details before comparing a final estimate.
Start with function and existing conditions
Describe what is not working in the current bathroom and what needs to change. A comparison becomes more useful when it considers the existing bathing location, entry, plumbing, ventilation, and the people who will use the space.
Use the same scope for each quote
Ask each provider to state the material assumptions, installation steps, exclusions, disposal handling, and timing. Comparing unmatched scopes creates a misleading price conversation.