Renovation & Budget

Bathroom Remodel Cost Estimator

Enter your bathroom size and remodel scope to get an instant estimated cost range for your renovation.

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Quick Presets:
A standard full bathroom is typically 40-60 sq ft.

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Enter your bathroom size in square feet.
  2. Select your remodel scope: basic, mid-range, or luxury.
  3. Select a regional cost index that matches your area.
  4. Click "Estimate Remodel Cost" to see instant results.
  5. Use the Copy or Share buttons to save or send your estimate.

Complete Guide: How Much Does a Bathroom Remodel Cost?

A bathroom remodel cost estimator converts your bathroom's size and desired scope of work into an estimated cost range, using commonly cited national average cost-per-square-foot figures. This free tool gives you a realistic starting budget range before you request contractor quotes.

💡 Quick Summary

Estimated cost = bathroom size (sq ft) × cost-per-sq-ft range for your chosen scope, adjusted by a regional cost index for your local labor and material market.

Typical Cost Ranges by Remodel Scope

Scope Cost per Sq Ft What's Typically Included
Basic / Cosmetic Refresh $70–$150 New paint, fixtures, toilet, vanity swap, minor updates
Mid-Range Remodel $150–$250 New tile, tub/shower replacement, updated plumbing fixtures
High-End / Luxury $250–$500+ Custom tile work, heated floors, walk-in shower, high-end fixtures, layout changes

Step-by-Step Instructions

  1. Enter your bathroom's total square footage.
  2. Select your desired remodel scope.
  3. Select a regional cost index that best matches your local labor and material costs.
  4. Click ⚡ Estimate Remodel Cost.
  5. Review your low, high, and midpoint cost estimates, then use 📋 Copy Summary to save your results.

This is a planning estimate based on national averages, not a formal quote. Actual costs vary significantly based on your specific fixtures, contractor rates, and whether plumbing or layout changes are involved. Always get quotes from licensed local contractors before budgeting.

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