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"Renovation costs must vary greatly across the country. Our home was brand new in 1987 when we bought it so it was time for some updates. We live in the deep south and when we did a gut reno of the master bath two years ago and the final cost was about $19K. We saved vanities in the dressing area and the toilet. Everything else was replaced, including drywall. We got rid of a garden tub and in its place is a very large shower with bench. There's a closet where the original smaller shower was with room to hang bathrobes and shelves for linens. I chose all the plumbing fixtures, lights, 1 'x 2' ceramic tile for floor and shower, quartz vanity counter top, two sinks, glass shower doors, etc.\n \n\n\n\tOur hall bath was supposed to get done early this year, but quarantine struck. It will also be taken to the studs--the only way to get rid of wallpaper that is stuck to walls like super glue. We expect it to cost about $15K. I don't pick the trendiest or most expensive products, but try to get good quality and styles we like.\n "
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