Remodel bathroom cost

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extra long double vanity with high end materials.

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If you are serious about this then $50,000 and I’m not bullshitting. You’ll spend $2,500 on faucets alone for true high end.

You really can’t quote this to be honest without seeing it. But even a modest master bath can be $25,000 fairly easily if work is in high demand. A large chunk of your costs will be determined by your materials. You can pay $20/ sq ft for flooring material and $8,000 for a high end tub, or you can pay $500 for a tub and $2/ sq ft for flooring. There’s also tons of extras like heating flooring.

Eta: Just a basic standard bathroom with mid grade materials like granite counters and the best big box store faucets is gonna run you $7,000-10,000 usually.

Fishfighter, I love that tub!!!

We gutted our master bathroom, taking it from 1978 to 2019, making one space out of a bathroom that had been divided with vanities/closet in one section and toilet and tub/shower in another. Total cost: $32K

I had a hard time taking good pictures, but we love the final result. (I also don't know how to make towels look like they do in professionally staged rooms. )


Before pics:

View from doorway of tub/toilet room:







After:

Your counter top is almost like mine. Still waiting on it to come in. Was suppose to be finished Friday. Using Vessel sinks on ours.

That tub is 68" long and holds 40 gallons of water. Being 6' tall, I can lay out in that sucker. Always wanted a tub that I could stretch out in.

We did a high end bathroom remodel in our Nola condo (which presents its own challenges), and it was around 50-60k. Our contractor was highly sought after and his price tag reflected it.

I did mine last year. Was about the same size and it cost me 4k. The only thing I didn't touch was the shower, everything else was replaced including plumbing. Did pex pipe, new freestanding tub, heated tile flooring, new 81" vanity, paint, new faucets.

I bought stuff throughout the year and watched out for sales. My best friend is a contractor so I got some stuff at his pricing. After I was done he told me he would have charged 25-30k for what I did.

It took me about a month from start to finish

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35K give or take 10k

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for our area.

wouldn't chicago benefit from more competition and be less expensive? of course i have no idea about codes up that way or other issues (like insulation, etc.)