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Bathroom renovation estimator template

Show homeowners three bathroom renovation packages priced by room size. Walk-in showers, heated floors, vanities and older homes are handled your way, and moving fixtures goes to an assessment.

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Harbourview Renovations (sample business) Sample result: Standard bathroom in a home built after 1960: tub-to-shower conversion, heated floor and a new single vanity Before tax
Refresh $19,700 CAD
Standard bathroom renovation · $12,000 Tub-to-shower conversion · $4,500 Heated floor · $1,800 New single vanity · $1,400
Full renovation $28,300 CAD
Standard bathroom renovation · $22,000 Tub-to-shower conversion · $4,500 Heated floor · $1,800 New single vanity · included
Premium $36,500 CAD
Standard bathroom renovation · $32,000 Tub-to-shower conversion · $4,500 Heated floor · included New single vanity · included

Fictional business and sample prices. Preliminary estimate based on the answers; final pricing follows an assessment.

Questions included

  1. Bathroom size Powder room (toilet and sink) Standard bathroom (about 5 × 8 ft) Large bathroom or ensuite
  2. Convert the bathtub to a walk-in shower? Yes · No
  3. Add electric in-floor heating? Yes · No
  4. Vanity Keep the existing vanity New single vanity (up to 36 in) New double vanity (60 in or wider)
  5. Will the toilet, shower, tub or sink move to a new spot? Yes · No, they stay where they are
  6. When was the home built? 1960 or later · Before 1960 “I don't know” → shows a price range

Prices you supply

  • Powder room renovation Your installed price for each package
  • Standard bathroom renovation Your installed price for each package
  • Large bathroom or ensuite renovation Your installed price for each package
  • Tub-to-shower conversion A fixed extra when it applies
  • Heated floor A fixed extra when it applies; included in Premium
  • New single vanity A fixed extra when it applies; included in Full renovation, Premium
  • New double vanity A fixed extra when it applies
  • Allowance for an older home A percentage of named items (sample: 10%)
  • Minimum job priceNo estimate shows less (sample: $6,000)
  • Assessment rule: Moving fixturesMoving plumbing fixtures depends on the drain routes and floor structure. We'll need to see the bathroom first.

How the price is worked out

Each room size has a price for each package. In the sample, a standard bathroom is $12,000 (Refresh), $22,000 (Full renovation) or $32,000 (Premium). Converting the tub to a walk-in shower adds $4,500. A heated floor adds $1,800, except in Premium, where it's included. A new single vanity adds $1,400 to Refresh, while Full renovation and Premium include it. That gives $19,700, $28,300 and $36,500 before tax.

Homes built before 1960 add a 10% allowance for surprises, calculated on the renovation price only, and the customer sees it. If they don't know the age of the home, the estimate shows a range. Moving the toilet, shower, tub or sink goes to an assessment. Prices round to the nearest $100, and no estimate shows less than your minimum ($6,000 in the sample).

What you can change

  • Room sizes, packages and every package price.
  • Upgrade prices and what each package includes.
  • The older-home allowance and which jobs need a visit.
  • Your minimum job price and rounding.

What still needs your visit

What's behind the walls and under the floor, ventilation, permits and the finishes the homeowner chooses. The estimate shows its assumptions and says the price is preliminary.

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Used by: renovation contractors.