The right number depends on much more than square footage. Here are the items that actually move a bathroom quote up or down.
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A cosmetic refresh and a full gut renovation are different projects. Moving plumbing, rebuilding a shower, repairing subfloor, adding electrical work, using large-format or detailed tile, heated flooring, custom glass and premium fixtures all change the labour and material requirements.
Keeping the toilet, vanity and shower/tub in their existing locations can reduce plumbing changes and complexity.
A tiled walk-in shower requires proper substrate preparation, waterproofing, drainage, tile and usually glass.
Older bathrooms can reveal damaged subfloor, framing or previous DIY work after demolition. A good quote explains how unforeseen work will be handled.
When comparing bathroom estimates, check whether demolition and disposal, waterproofing, tile setting materials, plumbing/electrical coordination, trim, paint, fixture installation and cleanup are included. A lower number can simply mean a shorter scope.
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Photos are useful for an initial conversation, but an on-site look is often needed for a dependable renovation scope.
Usually. Relocating a toilet, shower, tub or vanity can add plumbing work and may affect framing, flooring and finishes.
Yes, where appropriate. Customer-supplied items can be identified clearly in the written scope.
The included scope, waterproofing method, materials, trade work, allowances and assumptions can differ significantly. Compare what is included, not only the total.
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