Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Once you remove the tile, the water proofing is compromised. My guess $10K to redo. Tub + plumbing +tile + labor.

Wow, thanks I'm shocked that high. For the basic tub and tile install and labor (not including the materials) I was thinking about $2-3K but don't know much about this.

My guess is it's a whole lot closer to $10K than $3K (and probably would be $10K)

Agree. We just replaced a tub 20 years ago and I think it was about $2k, including materials. The big question is whether the shower is big enough to fit a tub. If not, you're going to be moving walls and that will be a lot more.

Take 4-5 photos and email them to 3-4 contractors or plumbers and ask for a rough estimate.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Once you remove the tile, the water proofing is compromised. My guess $10K to redo. Tub + plumbing +tile + labor.

Wow, thanks I'm shocked that high. For the basic tub and tile install and labor (not including the materials) I was thinking about $2-3K but don't know much about this.

My guess is it's a whole lot closer to $10K than $3K (and probably would be $10K)

Anonymous wrote:Once you remove the tile, the water proofing is compromised. My guess $10K to redo. Tub + plumbing +tile + labor.

Wow, thanks I'm shocked that high. For the basic tub and tile install and labor (not including the materials) I was thinking about $2-3K but don't know much about this.

Once you remove the tile, the water proofing is compromised. My guess $10K to redo. Tub + plumbing +tile + labor.

Anonymous wrote:Is there room for it without ripping out the shower stall?

No the shower stall needs to be replaced with a tub. I don't think they can "save" the tile right?

Is there room for it without ripping out the shower stall?

House I'm looking at has two full baths but only has showers no bathtub. I need a bathtub, any idea what that costs to install one? The rest of the bathroom is up to date good enough just need the tub.