Bathroom remodel ROI calculator
Estimate what a bathroom remodel costs, how much resale value it adds, and how much of your spend comes back at resale.
Free · no sign-up · 2026 benchmarks for bathroom remodels and additions.
Adjusts benchmark costs to your currency and regional cost level.
Estimates are for planning purposes only. Actual costs, resale value and ROI may vary by market, property condition, project scope, contractor pricing and timing. This is general information, not financial, investment, construction, legal or tax advice.
How it compares
Every project ranked by how much of its cost you recoup at resale, at your settings. Your pick is highlighted.
Remodel vs. addition
Remodelling an existing bathroom typically recoups around 74% of its cost — a solid, broadly appealing update. Adding a brand-new bathroom recoups closer to 50%, because you pay full price for square footage you only partly recover.
Switch the project and finish level in the calculator to compare a remodel against an addition for your market.
Where bathrooms pay back
Buyers reward clean, updated, move-in-ready bathrooms. Midrange finishes recoup a higher share than upscale ones, so align the spec with your neighbourhood to protect the return.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a bathroom remodel cost?
A bathroom remodel averages about $25,000 nationally at a midrange finish; a new bathroom addition averages roughly $60,000. Costs scale with finish, size and region — use the calculator for your market.
What ROI does a bathroom remodel have?
A bathroom remodel recoups around 74% of its cost at resale; a bathroom addition around 50%. Updating an existing room returns more per dollar than adding a new one.
Does a bathroom remodel add value?
Yes — updated bathrooms are high on buyers’ lists. Keep finishes midrange and in line with your local market to recoup as much as possible.
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Estimates are for planning purposes only. Actual costs, resale value and ROI may vary by market, property condition, project scope, contractor pricing and timing. This is general information, not financial, investment, construction, legal or tax advice.