Our research indicates that the typical price of a bathroom renovation is close to $5,000. Depending on the nature and scale of the project, costs could be anywhere from $2,000 to $18,000.

Obviously, the size of your bathroom and the scope of your renovation will affect the final price tag. A powder room can be updated for much less than a large master bathroom.

Here is a breakdown of the typical time and cost associated with constructing various sizes and styles of bathrooms. Price per square foot averages between $100 and $200.

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The final cost of your bathroom remodel will depend on more than just the square footage of your space; the locations and types of fixtures you select will also have a major impact. The most costly components of a bathroom remodel are the wet area, the vanity, the countertops, and the tiling.

Redesigning a Bathroom

The bathroom’s wet area is the part of the room that is protected from water damage. This typically includes the bathroom’s tub, shower, or a combination of the two, as well as the surrounding walls. This is also the most time-consuming and costly aspect of a bathroom renovation.

Renovating a wet area can take a long time and cost a lot of money because there are so many different things you can do with it. If you’re just having the tub refinished or a liner installed, it could be done in as little as a few hours. But bigger projects that require a lot of demolition, like turning a bathroom or a large part of it into a wet room, can take several days to a week.

To give you an idea of the price range for wet room fixtures, a new bathtub can cost anywhere from $600 for a simple alcove tub to $5,000 or more, and that doesn’t even factor in the cost of having it installed. The least expensive way to upgrade your bathroom is by installing a prefabricated unit as a do-it-yourself project for as little as $575. However, having a custom shower professionally installed can cost up to $12,000 due to the cost of new tile, plumbing, and other materials.

Cabinetry Refresh

Cabinet upgrades or refinishing are usually more affordable than other aspects of a renovation. Although ready-to-assemble cabinets can be purchased for as little as $50 to $200 per unit, they won’t last as long as those made from solid wood or hardwood and will require professional installation. The cost of a high-end double vanity can easily exceed $2,000 due to the use of more durable materials. Always keep in mind that bathroom cabinets need to be more water resistant.

Altering the Surfaces

Countertops and cabinets are often purchased together, and both can be made from a variety of materials. Moreover, you have a wider range of options to choose from because bathroom countertops don’t need to withstand as much use as kitchen countertops.

The New Flooring Installation Process

The flooring in a bathroom is another design element for which there is a wide range of choices, some of which can help you save a lot of money. Even though natural stone and hardwood flooring are more expensive, there are now vinyl and laminate options that look almost identical. Ceramic or porcelain floor tile is another popular choice and can be quite affordable, though it is more difficult to install and keep clean than other flooring options because of the grout.

The cost of these features increases as the size of your bathroom does. The time it will take to complete the project is also heavily dependent on the size of the tile you decide to use. Putting radiant heating under the tile on a bathroom floor can make it even more luxurious. For this type of system, you can expect to pay anywhere from $16 to $25 per square foot.

These suggestions for bathroom upgrades are by no means complete. The following are some additional considerations that can go into a standard bathroom renovation:

• Waterproof drywall and other materials for tub and shower enclosures.
• Curtains or doors for the shower?
• Hardware (drawer pulls, towel racks, toilet paper holder) (drawer pulls, towel racks, toilet paper holder)
• First Aid Kit
• Mirrors
• Bidet \Sauna
• Soaking tub