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How Much Does It Cost To Remodel Your Master Bath In California?

We've broken down what you can expect to pay for a master bathroom renovation.

Everything you need to know before investing in a bathroom overhaul.
Everything you need to know before investing in a bathroom overhaul. (Shutterstock)

You probably already know that here in California, renovating your master bathroom can give your home’s value a boost. But if you aren’t looking to sell right away, chances are you’re most focused on how much you’ll need to shell out now.

We’ve broken down the cost of renovating your master bathroom, along with some tips and tricks to make the process go smoothly. Read on to learn more.

How Much Does A Master Bathroom Renovation Cost?

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According to HomeAdvisor, you can expect to pay anywhere between $1,500 and $15,000 for a small bathroom remodel. Of course, that’s a pretty wide range, but it truly depends on your project.

Cosmetic upgrades like paint, new plumbing fixtures, and lighting run from $1,000 to $3,500, while a complete tear-out and replacement will cost anywhere between $5,000 and $15,000.

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For a large master bathroom, you can expect to pay $12,000 or more, depending on how in-depth your project is and the type of materials you choose. Of course, more square footage will be more expensive. Bathroom renovations typically cost around $125 per square foot.

Full Bathroom Remodel Cost Breakdown

  • Install bathtub: $400–$8,000
  • Install cabinets: $1,200–$13,000
  • Install countertops: $900–$6,500
  • Install flooring: $800–$7,000
  • Install lighting fixture: $120–$4,000
  • Install shower: $450–$10,000
  • Install sink: $190–$6,500
  • Install toilet: $130–$780

Master Bathroom Planning Tips

Ready to renovate your master bathroom? Be sure to gather your remodeling inspiration from several sources. You’ll want to decide on your general style—like modern, traditional, or transitional. Consider using the same or complementing tile colors in your shower and floor to improve room flow. In general, you’ll want to strive for a consistent theme that will bring together your fixture and appliance choices. Finally, consider water- and energy-efficient appliances to get even more bang for your buck.

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