FAQ

Need a Bathroom Remodel? … Bathroom remodels costs can add up quickly once you consider the cost of new plumbing, a new bathtub, a new toilet, new flooring, new paint, a new sink and sink basin, and more. Even though you know you’ll make all this money back at closing, it’s hard not to want to do this work yourself.

Porcelain or Ceramic Tile

Porcelain tile is the best of all worlds for bathroom flooring, as it is waterproof, stylish, and cost-effective. Like stone, porcelain tile can achieve a rich, textured, solid feeling. Like vinyl, it is waterproof and is fairly inexpensive.

A bad contractor could sink your bathroom remodel.

A bad remodeling job can be costly to fix, so the best bet is to hire a remodeling contractor who will do the job right the first time. A professional remodeler has the necessary training and acquired skills to remodel your bathroom to your specifications.

Hardwood is a better bathroom flooring choice than, say, carpet, but it can still be very problematic. … Of all hardwood flooring options, engineered is a better choice for a bathroom than solid, as plywood or solid wood bottom layers hold up against moisture relatively well and are very dimensionally stable.

One of the easiest ways to give your room a spacious look is to use lots of white — white tile, white paint, white vanity, and so on. This noncolor-color naturally recedes, making space look bigger. It also reflects any available light, rather than absorbing it.

The national average to remodel a small bathroom is typical $6,500, but it can range anywhere from $1,500 up to $15,000 or more. For a complete remodel, you will likely pay $70/sq. ft. for low-end fixtures with DIY labor, and up to $250/sq.

According to the National Association of the Remodeling Industry, if a bathroom remodels are tackled properly, homeowners will recoup 50% of the cost put into the project. … “In most cases, almost overwhelmingly it is beneficial to get a bathroom to remodel done before selling a home,” Shafer said.