Bathroom remodeling National average cost
Remodeling phases
Bathroom designs
Master bathroom vs powder room
Remodeling options
Lighting
Labor
Custom built vs store bought accessories
Enhancement and improvement costs
Additional considerations and costs
How much does it cost to remodel a bathroom?
The bathroom is arguably the most frequently used room in the home. So, if it’s out-of-date, not functioning properly or beginning to show signs of where, it may be time to remodel.
There are a wide range of costs associated with remodeling a bathroom, including size, the type of materials, its current condition, and the location. Homeonwers spend on average between $15,000 and $25,000 in their bathroom renovation. For example, the average cost of a 100 square foot master bathroom with tile walls and flooring, new fixtures, double vanity, and walk in shower with separate tub is around $20,000.
Remodeling phases
Most bathroom remodels will include some degree of layout or planning. Small bathrooms can be planned by a contractor, but larger rooms should involve the work of a bathroom designer to help make the most of the space. This service typically costs between $1,400 and $4,000, and in some cases, the costs can be recouped during the renovation, as designers can help you save money in other areas. This phase of the project generally includes not only planning, but also drawings, and the selection of the materials that you want to go into the room. The time frame for this phase can last several weeks depending on layout and what you ultimately want the room to look like.
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