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• Pull and replace
• 5′ x 7′ bath remodel with a tub

Year Home Built : 1977

Location : Alexandria, VA 22314

• Bathroom Tiles :  Nero – Rectangle – 12″ x 24″
• Wall Paint : SW7006 Extra White – Eg-Shel finish
• Vanity : Marfa Slab Style Premium Wood, Textured, Blanco
• Vanity Countertop : 25 in. W x 22 in. D x 0.75 in. H Quartz Vanity Top in Statuario White with White Basin
• Mirror : 20″ x 30″ Rounded Rectangle Metal Framed Mirror
• Vanity Light : Linear Tube bath light – 2 light
• Shower : TRINSIC® TempAssure® 17T Series H2Okinetic® Tub & Shower Trim Champagne Bronze
• Bathtub : American Standard Princeton™ 60 x 30 in. Soaker Alcove Bathtub Right Drain in White
• Shower Rod : 60″ Straight Solid Brass Shower Curtain Rod – Flat Black
• Shelves: Floating – Bellmont Pico Brackets
• Toilet : KOHLER Cimarron® 1.28 gpf Vitreous China Elongated Toilet in White
• Sink : 31 in. W x 22 in. D x 0.75 in. H Quartz Vanity Top in Snow White with White Basin
• Faucet : TRINSIC® Single Handle High-Arc Bathroom Faucet Champagne Bronze
• Grab Bar : 24″ Euro Round Grab Bar
• Accessories : Trinsic Collection – Robe Hook, Tissue Holder, Towel Ring, Double Towel Bar
• Hardware : Top Knobs – Kinney – Pull
• Shower Basket : KINCMAX Shower Basket with Hooks

Prices for a bathroom of this size can range up by adding features such as:

• Heated floors, Toto Washlet, recessed lighting, new fan, custom glass shower enclosure, shower bench, natural stone or designer tile, wainscot tile, wallpaper, custom vanity, premium luxury faucets such as Waterworks
• Age of bathroom plays a large role in overall costs of a bath remodel. Homes with original bathrooms built in the 1950s likely require additional demolition work such as removal of mud set tile and plaster or stucco walls, taking entire bathroom down to studs, replacing / sistering joists, all new plumbing & electric, new sub flooring, new green board (drywall). Given the rise in the cost of building materials couple with labor shortages this may lead to sticker shock.
• If you have an older home with a bathroom that’s been remodeled it’s likely the above factors would still apply. That’s because in the previous remodel they likely tiled on top of tile instead of doing the hard work to get to and replace the guts of the bathroom. In the end replacing the old galvanized steel water supply lines is worth it. Once you see the insides of these pipes you’ll agree.
• Depending on location and final scope of work permits may be required, which add cost and time to the project.