Bathroom remodel cost calculator showing different bathroom renovation styles

Bathroom Remodel Cost Calculator

Use this bathroom remodel cost calculator to get a realistic price range based on your specific selections — not generic averages.
Choose your bathroom type, size, plumbing scope, electrical upgrades, finishes, and tile options, and the estimator instantly calculates
low, mid, and high budget ranges using real contractor pricing.

This tool is designed for homeowners who want clarity before requesting a quote.
It helps you understand where costs come from, what upgrades impact the budget the most,
and whether your remodel is closer to a simple refresh or a full renovation.
Final pricing is always confirmed after an on-site walkthrough, but this calculator gives you a strong starting point.

Bathroom Remodel Estimate Builder (V4.6.2)

Packages scale based on your selections + markup (not fixed prices).

A. Preparation & Planning ▼
Pick the closest type so the tool can apply typical defaults. You can always edit values.
Used for floor-tile area + labor. Tip: Guest often ~45 sq ft, Master often ~64 sq ft.
If you move fixtures, a design/planning allowance is added (helps avoid surprises later).
Covers common permits/fees. Final amount depends on city requirements.
B. Protection & Setup (Required) ▼
Included: Surface protection & dust control = $450
C. Demolition & Disposal ▼
Select if we are removing old tile, drywall, vanity, tub/shower, etc.
Guest: $1,800–$2,400 • Master: $2,400–$2,800 • Half: $850–$1,200
D. Plumbing (Rough-in OR Install-Only) ▼
Choose No rough-in if you’re keeping the same fixture locations. Choose Rough-in if moving valves/drains or changing layout.
No rough-in: same shower fixture brand, same valve location, same drain location. If brand/layout changes, rough-in required.
Trip charge applies only when reinstalling fixtures (install-only).
If checked: rough-in required for shower (1). Fixture installation still applies.
Install-only pricing:
Double vanity = faucet install ×2 automatically.
Note: If acrylic pan/combo is selected, the tiled shower-pan sq ft will auto-set to 0.
Double vanity automatically counts 2 faucets + 2 P-traps for plumbing.
Affects tile/material allowances (budget, mid, premium).
E. Electrical & Special Options ▼
Example: add an outlet near vanity, move one for a new mirror, etc.
Example: fan timer switch, new lighting switch, relocating for door swing.
Like-for-like replacement (no moving). Example: update old receptacles.
Like-for-like replacement (no moving). Example: update old toggles/decora.
Includes common ceiling fixtures (not specialty chandeliers).
Lights above/around mirror area.
Helps with moisture control and odor removal.
Required near sinks in most cases.
Adds electrical + heating mat/system.
Often requires an electrical circuit and outlet near toilet.
Applies only to small electrical scopes (1–3 items total).
F/G. Tile & Shower Pan ▼
Tiled shower pan only. Half bath defaults to 0. If you select acrylic pan / tub-shower combo, this will auto-set to 0.
Select “No” if keeping existing flooring or using another material.
Half bath defaults to 0.
Glass cost varies by size, thickness, and hardware.
Auto floor tile area: — sq ft
H/I. Patch, Paint, Trim & Door ▼
Typical after demo, plumbing/electrical changes, or drywall repairs.
Includes prep + two coats (standard). Custom finishes may vary.
J. Overhead / Profit / Packages ▼
Covers insurance, admin, scheduling, supervision, tools, warranty, etc.
Business profit (helps cover growth + risk). Adjust as needed.
Adds a little more allowance/comfort on top of Low.
Premium selections/allowances on top of Low.

Estimated Packages

Calculate first. Then download PDF (optional) and go to the quote form.
Low package
$—
Mid package
$—
High package
$—

Before you submit: download your estimate PDF and attach it to the form.

How to Use This Bathroom Remodel Cost Calculator
  1. Select your bathroom type and size.
    Choose whether this is a guest, primary, or half bathroom and enter the approximate square footage.
    This helps calculate flooring, tile, and labor ranges accurately.
  2. Choose your plumbing and electrical scope.
    Indicate whether fixtures stay in the same locations or if layout changes are planned.
    Add plumbing, lighting, outlets, fans, or specialty features as needed.
  3. Select your finish level.
    Pick a low, mid, or high finish tier to reflect the quality of fixtures, tile, and vanities you’re considering.
    This helps create realistic allowance ranges.
  4. Review your estimated cost ranges.
    Click Calculate to see low, mid, and high budget ranges.
    You can download a PDF copy of your estimate and attach it when requesting a formal quote.

Note: This calculator provides a rough budget range, not a final contract price.
Final costs are confirmed after an on-site walkthrough and review of existing conditions.

Bathroom Remodel Calculator FAQ

This calculator provides a realistic budget range based on typical contractor pricing and the selections you make. It is designed to be more accurate than generic averages, but final pricing is always confirmed after an on-site walkthrough, measurements, and review of existing conditions.

You can also use our tile square footage calculator to calculate floor and shower tile amounts for your bathroom remodel.

Yes. This bathroom remodel cost calculator is completely free to use and does not require an email or phone number to see results. You can also download a PDF copy of your estimate to keep for reference.

The estimate may include demolition, plumbing installation or rough-in, electrical work, tile labor, material allowances, finishes, permits, overhead, and profit — depending on the options you select in the calculator.

This calculator does not include unforeseen issues such as hidden water damage, structural repairs, mold remediation,
or specialty custom work unless those items are discussed during an on-site evaluation.

A small or guest bathroom remodel typically costs less than a primary bathroom, but pricing depends on layout changes,
fixture quality, tile coverage, and electrical or plumbing upgrades.
Use the calculator to see a personalized range based on your selections.

Yes. The calculator uses square footage as part of its logic for tile, flooring, and labor calculations, but it goes beyond simple cost-per-square-foot averages by factoring in real project scope.

Bathroom remodel costs vary based on materials, finishes, and complexity. The low, mid, and high ranges help you understand how budget choices affect the total project cost instead of showing one misleading fixed number.

Yes. This tool is ideal for homeowners who want a clear budget expectation before contacting contractors. It helps you decide what level of remodel fits your goals before scheduling an estimate.

Yes. Moving plumbing or electrical locations usually increases cost due to additional labor, rough-ins, and permits. The calculator adjusts automatically when layout changes are selected.

The calculator is based on typical U.S. contractor pricing. Local labor rates, permit fees, and material availability may cause final pricing to vary slightly by region.

Once you have a general budget range, the next step is scheduling an on-site consultation. This allows the contractor to verify measurements, review existing conditions, and provide a detailed proposal.

The calculator is based on typical U.S. contractor pricing. Local labor rates, permit fees, and material availability
may cause final pricing to vary slightly by region.

What This Bathroom Remodel Cost Calculator Includes & Does Not Include

What this estimate includes

  • Typical labor costs for bathroom remodeling based on your selections
  • Demolition and disposal (if selected)
  • Plumbing installation or rough-in work based on layout changes
  • Electrical work such as outlets, lighting, fans, heated floors, and specialty fixtures
  • Tile installation labor and material allowances based on square footage
  • Vanity, fixture, and finish allowances based on low, mid, or high tiers
  • Permit allowances, contractor overhead, and profit
  • Low, mid, and high budget ranges to help plan realistically

What this estimate does not include

  • Hidden conditions discovered after demolition (water damage, mold, rot, or structural issues)
  • Engineering, architectural drawings, or specialty design services beyond basic planning
  • Custom or specialty materials not reflected in standard allowances
  • Luxury or highly customized features unless specifically selected
  • Changes requested after construction begins
  • Costs related to unusual site conditions or code upgrades not visible during initial review

Important note: This calculator provides a preliminary budget range only.
Final pricing is determined after an on-site walkthrough, verification of existing conditions,
final material selections, and review of local code requirements.

If you want a detailed breakdown of bathroom remodeling costs, timelines, and factors that affect pricing, read our full guide on how much a bathroom remodel costs.