The cost for a typical bathroom addition can cost from $2,700.00 for a small bathroom of some existing space to upwards of $23,000.00 for a new bathroom addition to the home. Sinks can range from $97-$527, Toilets range from $100 and $250. Adding a Bathroom to house additional costs can include labor costing between $350-$650. Shower/tubs average costs are about $397.00 to $611.00 for the tub and walls. Installation costs can range up to $1,000.00 or more depending on the scope and where the project is located in the house.

You’ll have some important factors to weigh before signing a final agreement with your bathroom builder. Firstly, be sure to weigh the cost and scale of your proposed bathroom build project relative to your existing home. There are two important areas of consideration you ought to weigh while trying to assess the scope of your potential bathroom addition project:

A bathroom addition in a home can be an almost entirely functional necessity or it can be a matter of style and comfort. You might want a larger bathroom with a massive jacuzzi tub, a shower with multiple shower heads, and modernized materials all around.

In many cases, you don’t need to disturb very much of your home’s original structure to build a bathroom onto your home. At the most, you’ll end up bumping a relatively small nook out of your home’s existing footprint where the new bath addition will sit.

The value of your original home relative to your home addition must make sense. If your home itself is only valued at $75,000 you want to make sure you don’t plan a bathroom addition that comes close to half of your home’s value. Not only will your investment not translate very well into additional home value, but an extravagant bathroom might seem out of place in a relatively modest home.

The bathroom addition ratio in your home is also important to weigh. Generally, you don’t want to have more bathrooms than you have bedrooms in your home. The sole exception to this might be in the case of a home that is a one-bedroom, one bath. A second half-bathroom, in this case, may be acceptable. If home resale isn’t an important consideration for you, then perhaps you can ignore the ratio rules.

What was once considered a “one per house” luxury in bigger homes, is a feature that is rapidly popping up in multiple locations within a home, including in bathrooms. Ask your builder what a bathroom fireplace might cost.

There was a time in the late 1990s when a bathroom with more than one sink was seen as extravagant and possibly a wasteful expression of opulence. Today, it’s just purely a practical decision when, for example, a married couple shares the same master bathroom and needs to get ready at the same time in the morning.

A new bathroom build project can be an exciting prospect for any homeowner. The added bathroom can provide a touch of modernity and comfort while also making your life easier. If you’re serious about finding out exactly what to expect a bathroom addition to cost based on the specifics of your home, your property, and your vision, simply click the button below to get started.