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Friday, 29 April 2011 16:09

Master Bath Renovation - Mechanicsville

Project Objective:

The main objective of this remodel was to improve the usage of space. The footprint of the existing first floor master bathroom was large by most standards, but it contained a decent amount of unused and/or dysfunctional space. The large soaking tub was very nice, but seldom used and contained a large, unused section of the tub deck in the corner where it met the vanity. The customer indicated that the existing shower was ample, but would be nice to get something a little larger. In general, the bath was "nice", but they sought a bit more style and features.

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Modern Makeover - Tuckahoe

Project Objective:

A rather typical 1970s bath in both size and fixture color (!), the homeowners sought mainly a product update; however a walk-in shower was by far more practical than the existing tub/shower combination. The homeowner also fell in love with a rich blue mosaic tile that needed to be incorporated into the proper design / look for her future gem.

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Master Remodel - West End

Project Objective:

A rather large, seldom used tub occupied a lot of floor space in this homeowner's master bathroom. A decently sized, but closed in, walk-in shower was also a large fixture in this space. The overall footprint of the room seemed fine, but the homeowner was convinced there was a better way to utilize the space.

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Typical Bath Remodeling Project Costs

Bathroom Update - Level 1

Average
Project Cost

$9,400

Update an existing 5-by-8-foot bathroom that’s at least 25 years old. Retain original walls and trim, replace tub with a 54-by-29 tub w/ surround. Install new single-lever temperature and pressure-balanced shower control, standard white toilet, solid surface vanity counter with integral single sink, mirror w/ with light, and medium quality resilient flooring; Repaint ceiling walls and trim.

Bathroom Update - Level 2

Average
Project Cost

$14,800

Update an existing 5-by-8-foot bathroom that’s at least 25 years old. Gut bathroom back to original studs. Replace all fixtures to include 30-by-60-inch fiberglass tub w/ ceramic tile surround, new single-lever temperature and pressure-balanced shower control, standard white toilet, pedestal sink, recessed medicine cabinet with light, and ceramic tile floor. Install chair rail molding w/ bead board on lower half. Finish with painted ceiling, walls, and trim.

Bathroom Remodel - Level 1


Average Project Cost	Return on Investment*	Projected Resale Value
$29,300	71.9%	$21,000

Expand an existing 5-by-8-foot bathroom to 9 by 9 feet within existing house footprint. Add another window, bringing total glazing area to 30 square feet. Relocate and replace tub with custom 4-by-6-foot shower with single valve and 3 jetted sprays, ceramic tile surround, and glass door. Relocate and replace toilet. Add medium-range stone tops in maple vanity cabinet with undermount sinks and polished nickel faucets. Add linen/towel storage closet. Include ceramic tile floor, papered walls, and hardwood trim. Add general and spot lighting and a humidistat-controlled exhaust fan.

Bathroom Remodel - Level 2


Average Project Cost
$32,900

Expand an existing 5-by-8-foot bathroom to 10 by 12 feet within existing house footprint. Add another window, bringing total glazing area to 30 square feet. Relocate and replace tub with custom 4-by-6-foot dual shower with top-of-line fittings and full-body-wash shower wall, tile, glass block divider, glass door, and glass panel. Relocate and replace toilet. Add granite stone tops in custom cherry cabinet with twin designer undermount sinks and polished nickel faucets. Add step-in linen/towel storage closet. Include ceramic tile floor, chair and crown molding, and hardwood trim. Add general and spot lighting and a humidistat-controlled exhaust fan w/ heater.

Service Area: We undertake bathroom remodeling projects in the Greater Richmond area in Virginia (VA).