💰The cost of renovating two bathrooms in a 100-year-old home was around $15,000 each.
🔨The layout of both bathrooms was completely changed to make them more functional.
🛁Installing a tub instead of a shower can save on costs.
🧰Keeping the plumbing fixtures in place can help reduce expenses.
💡Using prefab vanities and countertops can be more economical.
How much did it cost to demolish walls?
—The demolition of load-bearing walls cost about $800, while framing a new wall cost around $1,500.
What were the costs for plumbing and electrical work?
—Upgrading the plumbing cost about $1,800, while electrical work amounted to $1,200.
How much did the cabinets and countertops cost?
—The custom cabinets for the vanity cost $400, and the countertops were an additional $400. Installation was around $600.
What were the expenses for tiles and installation?
—Floor tiles cost $120, while shower tiles cost $900. Installation for all tiles totaled about $2,000.
How much did the shower and fixtures cost?
—The shower door cost $600, and the shower fixtures were approximately $200. The total installation costs for the shower were $350.
00:00Introduction to the cost of renovating a bathroom in a 100-year-old home.
01:02Explanation of the layout changes made to the guest bathroom and the addition of a new master bathroom by converting a walk-in closet.
04:01Breakdown of the costs involved in demolition, plumbing, and electrical work.
07:57Overview of the costs for cabinets, countertops, and fixtures.
10:56Comparison of before and after shots of both bathrooms.
