Bathroom Renovation Cost Calculator

Build a bathroom remodel midpoint from room type, scope, vanity, wet-area work, tile, flooring, and whether plumbing moves — then scale by state. Click any i for detail.

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Your bathroom

Bathroom type
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Bathroom type

Sets footprint and labor overhead — powder room vs standard full bath vs primary / spa-sized baths.

Remodel scope
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Remodel scope

Scales labor and finish lines. Refresh is cosmetic; mid-range replaces finishes in place; gut assumes deeper demo.

Vanity
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Vanity

Stock single vanities are common; custom or double vanities cost more.

Tub / shower
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Tub / shower

Surround refreshes are cheaper than walk-in conversions or luxury shower/tub packages.

Wall tile level
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Wall tile level

Covers wet-wall / surround tile area estimated from room size.

Flooring
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Flooring

Floor finish across the bathroom footprint for the selected room type.

Plumbing layout
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Plumbing layout

Moving a toilet, vanity drain, or shower valve is a common budget breaker — toggle only if fixtures are relocating.

Your state
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Your state

Scales midpoints for typical state-level costs versus the U.S. average — not a local remodeler bid.

How to use this calculator

  1. Choose bathroom type (powder, full, primary, or large).
  2. Set remodel scope — refresh, mid-range, or gut.
  3. Pick vanity, tub/shower, tile, and flooring levels.
  4. Say whether plumbing stays put or fixtures move.
  5. Pick your state and review the itemized total.

Results explained

The headline is an itemized midpoint: labor overhead, vanity, wet-area work, tile, flooring, and plumbing moves, with scope scaling applied to finish/labor lines.

Quick reference: bathroom building blocks

U.S.-average midpoints before state and scope scaling.

Choice Model midpoint
Standard full bath labor$4,500
Stock vanity + top$1,200
New tub/shower surround$2,800
Walk-in shower conversion$5,500
Mid-range wall tile~$28 / sq ft
Move toilet/vanity/shower$4,500
Gut scope multiplier×1.45

Wall tile area ≈ 1.8 × room sq ft in this model. Refresh ×0.70 · mid ×1.00 · gut ×1.45 on finish/labor lines.

How the estimate is built

Room type sets footprint and labor overhead. Vanity, wet-area, tile, and flooring midpoints stack on top. Scope multiplies those finish/labor lines. Plumbing moves add a flat allowance. The full stack is then scaled by your state.

Example scenario

A standard full bath, mid-range scope, stock vanity, new surround, mid tile, and tile floor with no plumbing moves at U.S. average pricing typically lands around the mid-to-high teens of thousands in this model — more with a walk-in conversion or gut scope.

FAQ

Powder room vs full bath?

Powder rooms skip a full wet-area rebuild more often — pick powder room and a lighter tub/shower option (or keep) for a fairer comparison.

Are fixtures like toilets and faucets included?

Roughly inside labor/finish midpoints at builder-to-mid quality. Designer fixture packages can add more.

What about water damage?

Not fully modeled. Soft subfloors or mold behind walls need a separate remediation / repair budget.