Bathroom renovation (ballpark)

I'm thinking of getting my 2nd bathroom redone, nothing fancy (small with shower/sink/toilet). Can anyone give me a ballpark figure of what they think this will cost? It's very dated, but still functional, so I'm not going to bother if it will be expensive.

Bathroom renovation (ballpark)

8,000-10,000

Bathroom renovation (ballpark)

if its small I think you can do it for $5k

Bathroom renovation (ballpark)

Our small master bath with a shower was quoted at $12k.

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we recently gutted and re-did our main bath (tub/sink/toilet) and I'm pretty sure it cost us less than $10k.

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What are the dimensions? I can shoot out a quick text to a few contractors we do business with and get a general idea for you.

Bathroom renovation (ballpark)

I believe my small coop bathroom was around $8k and nothing was top of the line. Just full gut and nice basic redo.

Message edited 1/9/2018 4:56:50 PM.

Bathroom renovation (ballpark)

Our regular plumber quoted us $6k including materials. Full bath I guess about 5x8. Not sure if that was discounted because we use him for everything.

Bathroom renovation (ballpark)

Id say 8-10 depending on finishes

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Depends on size and materials but I would estimate $10K to be on the safe side (if it's a smaller bath and your materials are basic, maybe $1K-$2K less). This assumes you are hiring someone to do the renovation and not doing parts of it yourself.

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DH did our smallish bathroom over himself.
He spent about $3500 on materials and did all the labor himself. He did not go super high end on materials.

So figure that, plus whatever they charge for labor/plumbing etc. (which is honestly the bulk of your costs)


We will be doing another bathroom over soon and I want higher end materials so I am figuring on $5k in materials. It's very tiny though but has a tub/shower combo (full bath)

Message edited 1/11/2018 12:13:02 PM.

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You will save a lot if you buy the materials and just pay for the labor. I did this recently with 2 baths in a condo. The only items I did not purchase was the kerdi-board, thinset, crown and floor molding.

The master bath is large (2 rooms) so it was quite a bit more in materials than the guest bath. Tile for shower was higher end as well. I kept a running list of all items purchased. Here is the breakdown;

Materials Purchased for Master Bath Remodel
~ 6k.

- Tile for shower walls (marble)
- Tile for shower floors (porcelain)
- Grout
- Tile Sealer
- Caulk
- Profile Strips
- Threshold
- Niche Tile
- Shower Faucet Valve
- Custom Glass Shower Doors
- Toilet
- Custom Vanity
- Vanity Hardware
- Vanity sink and quartz counter-top
- Sink Faucet
- Vanity Lighting
- Custom Vanity Mirror
- Bath Fan/Light
- Floor tile (porcelain "wood")
- Floor Tile Grout
- Caulk for base molding
- Solid Core Door
- Door Hardware
- Door Hinges
- Hing Door Stop
- TP Holder
- Towel Bars
- Paint (trim and walls)

Message edited 1/12/2018 9:52:47 AM.

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Materials Purchased for Guest Bath Remodel
~ 2,800

- Tub
- Tile for Tub surround (subway)
- Grout
- Caulk
- Profile Strips
- Niche Tile
- Shower/Bath Valve
- Curved shower rod
- Toilet
- Custom Vanity (34")
- Vanity hardware
- Vanity sink and quartz counter-top
- Sink Faucet
- Vanity Lighting
- Vanity mirror (HomeGoods)
- Bath fan/Light
- Floor tile (porcelain "wood")
- Floor Tile Grout
- Caulk for base molding
- Solid Core Door (2)
- Door Hardware
- Door Hinges
- Hing Door Stop
- TP Holder
- Towel Bars
- Paint (trim and walls)

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If you need advice, let me know. I lived and breathed this project (full condo remodel) for months.