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Follow this four-step plan to arrive at the answer. 1. Ballpark the costs. First, get a handle on how much your remodeling dreams will cost. In general, major upgrades, such as a bathroom remodel or a family-room addition, run $100 to $200 and more per square foot. If youâll be using a design pro or remodeling contractor, discuss your project with them to get a rough idea of costs. 2. Figure out how much you have to spend.
Depending on the specific type of disability renovations you plan on doing in your home, the cost of such work can range greatly. On average, homeowners who remodel can expect to spend between $4,500 and $5,500. Of course, region pricing can vary, and the overall cost may also be influenced by the number of renovations that need to be made at your home. In any event, calling around to request quotes from different companies is a great way to find and secure the best price on disability home remodeling.