Bathroom remodeling cost.
Typical bathroom remodels start from $7,000, based on published national averages (Angi, 2026). The confirmed price comes only on the call or at inspection time.
Bathroom remodeling cost by service
Typical starting prices for bathroom remodeling services, based on published national averages (Angi, 2026). The confirmed price comes only on the call or at inspection time.
| Service | Typical starting price |
|---|---|
| Full bathroom remodel | from $7,000 |
| Primary bathroom remodel | from $8,400 |
| Guest bathroom remodel | from $5,600 |
| Half bath / powder room | from $1,500 |
| Small bathroom remodel | from $2,800 |
| Shower remodel | from $600 |
| Shower replacement | from $600 |
| Walk-in shower | from $4,200 |
| Tub-to-shower conversion | from $1,200 |
| Bathtub remodel | from $2,000 |
| Bathtub replacement | from $2,000 |
| Bathroom addition | from $5,000 |
| Walk-in tub installation | from $4,000 |
Figures are typical starting prices from Angi’s 2026 national cost guide — the low end of what most homeowners pay, not a quote. Build your own itemized estimate with our bathroom remodeling cost calculator. Accessible bathroom, bathroom flooring, layout renovation, half-bath to full-bath conversion, and shower-to-tub conversion have no published national starting figure, so they are not listed here; ask about your project on the call.
Cost per square foot
Bathroom remodels run from $70 per square foot (Angi, 2026 national average). A standard 5×8 bathroom is 40 square feet — 40 × $70 = $2,800, which matches the typical starting price for a small bathroom remodel. A brand-new bathroom addition is the exception: with no existing room, framing and new plumbing runs set the price instead. Tile installation runs from $10 per square foot. Small repairs are priced per job, not per square foot. The confirmed price comes only on the call or at inspection time.
What affects the cost
Five things move the number most: the scope of the work, whether walls or plumbing move, the size of the bathroom, the materials and finishes, and the fixtures. See what drives bathroom remodeling costs →
A cosmetic refresh is one thing; a full rebuild is another. Scope moves the number more than anything else.
Keeping fixtures where they are holds the line. Every moved line adds labor and complexity.
More square feet means more tile, more flooring, and more labor.
Standard or statement — the choice shapes the project and the price.
Vanities, toilets, showers, lighting. Standard or statement — the choice shapes the project.
Bathroom remodeling cost — frequently asked questions
1What does the "from $7,000" price cover?
The typical starting point for a full bathroom remodel, based on published national averages (Angi, 2026). It covers a standard professional remodel — fixtures, surfaces, and finishes — at the low end of what most homeowners pay. The confirmed price comes only on the call or at inspection time, because scope, materials, and layout change the number.
2How much does a bathroom remodel cost per square foot?
From $70 per square foot, based on published national averages (Angi, 2026). A standard 5×8 bathroom is 40 square feet, so a typical small bathroom remodel starts from $2,800. Tile installation runs from $10 per square foot. The confirmed price comes only on the call or at inspection time.
3How much does a shower remodel cost?
From $600 for a prefabricated shower kit, based on published national averages (Angi, 2026). A walk-in shower starts from $4,200, and a tub-to-shower conversion starts from $1,200. The confirmed price comes only on the call or at inspection time.
4Why do bathroom remodel prices vary so much?
Five things move the number most: the scope of the work, whether walls or plumbing move, the size of the bathroom, the materials and finishes, and the fixtures. A cosmetic refresh and a full gut rebuild are different jobs. The confirmed price comes only on the call or at inspection time.
More bathroom remodeling services
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