How much did it cost you to renovate a small bathroom?

Anonymous
thinking of buying an apt but hate all the bathrooms and wondering how much to factor into renovating all three of them.
Anonymous
$28k for a 5x9 with high-end finishes
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:$28k for a 5x9 with high-end finishes


NP. Wut? Really? Ugh I saw this post and thought "I'd like to re-do my bathroom" but this deflates me.
Anonymous
I was just quoted more!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I was just quoted more!


OMG. I'm not OP, I'm the PP at 17:09, but this is making me want to teach myself how to do it all. My DH can handle plumbing (he put a new toilet into our weekend house once on his own) so it might be do-able.
Anonymous
You can get a 5x9 reno for much less than $28k if you are just doing new floor and wall tiling, swapping out vanity, lighting, new toilet and paint. You’ll have to sacrifice on some or many of the following but 15-20 will get it done: high end finishes, marble tiles or extensive or intricate file work, heated floors, moving any plumbing, moving electrical, adding standalone tub etc or but it can be done.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I was just quoted more!


OMG. I'm not OP, I'm the PP at 17:09, but this is making me want to teach myself how to do it all. My DH can handle plumbing (he put a new toilet into our weekend house once on his own) so it might be do-able.


It's not just about knowing how to do a technique. You have to know how to do everything according to code.
Anonymous
We're going to redo it ourselves because costs have gone insane. I see local renos done by contractors near me on facebook (homes are in the 600k-1 mil range) and they are not even nice at all, you can tell people sacrificed design and materials due to cost.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I was just quoted more!


OMG. I'm not OP, I'm the PP at 17:09, but this is making me want to teach myself how to do it all. My DH can handle plumbing (he put a new toilet into our weekend house once on his own) so it might be do-able.


It's not just about knowing how to do a technique. You have to know how to do everything according to code.


Not sure where this poster is, but where I am you do not need permits as long as you are not moving plumbing. You can also look up all building codes.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I was just quoted more!


OMG. I'm not OP, I'm the PP at 17:09, but this is making me want to teach myself how to do it all. My DH can handle plumbing (he put a new toilet into our weekend house once on his own) so it might be do-able.


It's not just about knowing how to do a technique. You have to know how to do everything according to code.


PP. Super aware of this. (An un-permitted bathroom addition almost screwed up our ability to close on our house.)
Anonymous
$10K for the most basic of basic finishes. This included having to fix some plumbing in the shower.
Anonymous
You can get the labor for about 8-10k. But the rest depends on what you want and you’d have to be your own project manager.

All in places (that design and manage the project) will easily run you $23k and up.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:$28k for a 5x9 with high-end finishes

I spent about $16k on a 5x9 using basic fixtures. I love the tile I picked, though.
Anonymous
Doing one now. 9x8

20kn all in. But including moving drain lines/breaking concrete and repouring. Walk in shower etc
Anonymous
About $20k and $26k for two rip and replace bathroom renovations right now (with minor plumbing movement)
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