Bathroom Addition cost across U.S. metros

Costs reflect each city's location factor applied to national-average typical-project ranges (medium scope). Select any city to open its full regional cost page with every project priced.

CityFactorLowMidHigh
New York, NY1.45×$29,000$55,100$87,000
San Jose, CA1.42×$28,400$53,960$85,200
San Francisco, CA1.40×$28,000$53,200$84,000
Boston, MA1.30×$26,000$49,400$78,000
Los Angeles, CA1.28×$25,600$48,640$76,800
Seattle, WA1.25×$25,000$47,500$75,000
Washington, D.C., DC1.18×$23,600$44,840$70,800
Philadelphia, PA1.10×$22,000$41,800$66,000
Chicago, IL1.12×$22,400$42,560$67,200
Denver, CO1.10×$22,000$41,800$66,000
Portland, OR1.08×$21,600$41,040$64,800
Miami, FL1.08×$21,600$41,040$64,800
Las Vegas, NV0.98×$19,600$37,240$58,800
Phoenix, AZ0.96×$19,200$36,480$57,600
Orlando, FL0.93×$18,600$35,340$55,800
Austin, TX0.95×$19,000$36,100$57,000
Nashville, TN0.93×$18,600$35,340$55,800
Charlotte, NC0.92×$18,400$34,960$55,200
Dallas, TX0.92×$18,400$34,960$55,200
Columbus, OH0.95×$19,000$36,100$57,000
Houston, TX0.90×$18,000$34,200$54,000
Detroit, MI0.95×$19,000$36,100$57,000
Minneapolis, MN1.02×$20,400$38,760$61,200
Kansas City, MO0.94×$18,800$35,720$56,400
Atlanta, GA0.95×$19,000$36,100$57,000
San Antonio, TX0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
San Diego, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Fort Worth, TX0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
Jacksonville, FL1.01×$20,200$38,380$60,600
Indianapolis, IN0.88×$17,600$33,440$52,800
Louisville, KY0.93×$18,600$35,340$55,800
Oklahoma City, OK0.84×$16,800$31,920$50,400
Washington, DC1.34×$26,800$50,920$80,400
El Paso, TX0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
Memphis, TN0.89×$17,800$33,820$53,400
Baltimore, MD1.21×$24,200$45,980$72,600
Milwaukee, WI0.97×$19,400$36,860$58,200
Albuquerque, NM0.90×$18,000$34,200$54,000
Fresno, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Tucson, AZ1.08×$21,600$41,040$64,800
Sacramento, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Kansas City, MO0.89×$17,800$33,820$53,400
Mesa, AZ1.08×$21,600$41,040$64,800
Raleigh, NC0.97×$19,400$36,860$58,200
Colorado Springs, CO1.02×$20,400$38,760$61,200
Omaha, NE0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
Virginia Beach, VA0.99×$19,800$37,620$59,400
Long Beach, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Oakland, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Bakersfield, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Tulsa, OK0.84×$16,800$31,920$50,400
Tampa, FL1.01×$20,200$38,380$60,600
Aurora, CO1.02×$20,400$38,760$61,200
Arlington, TX0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
Wichita, KS0.88×$17,600$33,440$52,800
Cleveland, OH0.94×$18,800$35,720$56,400
New Orleans, LA0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
Henderson, NV1.01×$20,200$38,380$60,600
Honolulu, HI1.85×$37,000$70,300$111,000
Anaheim, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Lexington, KY0.93×$18,600$35,340$55,800
Stockton, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Newark, NJ1.19×$23,800$45,220$71,400
Riverside, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Irvine, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Corpus Christi, TX0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
Santa Ana, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Cincinnati, OH0.94×$18,800$35,720$56,400
Greensboro, NC0.97×$19,400$36,860$58,200
Pittsburgh, PA0.96×$19,200$36,480$57,600
St. Paul, MN0.93×$18,600$35,340$55,800
Durham, NC0.97×$19,400$36,860$58,200
Jersey City, NJ1.19×$23,800$45,220$71,400
Lincoln, NE0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
North Las Vegas, NV1.01×$20,200$38,380$60,600
Plano, TX0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
Gilbert, AZ1.08×$21,600$41,040$64,800
Anchorage, AK1.29×$25,800$49,020$77,400
Madison, WI0.97×$19,400$36,860$58,200
Reno, NV1.01×$20,200$38,380$60,600
Chandler, AZ1.08×$21,600$41,040$64,800
St. Louis, MO0.89×$17,800$33,820$53,400
Chula Vista, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Fort Wayne, IN0.88×$17,600$33,440$52,800
Buffalo, NY1.25×$25,000$47,500$75,000
Lubbock, TX0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
Laredo, TX0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
Port St. Lucie, FL1.01×$20,200$38,380$60,600
St. Petersburg, FL1.01×$20,200$38,380$60,600
Toledo, OH0.94×$18,800$35,720$56,400
Glendale, AZ1.08×$21,600$41,040$64,800
Winston-Salem, NC0.97×$19,400$36,860$58,200
Irving, TX0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
Chesapeake, VA0.99×$19,800$37,620$59,400
Garland, TX0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
Scottsdale, AZ1.08×$21,600$41,040$64,800
Boise, ID1.02×$20,400$38,760$61,200
Richmond, VA0.99×$19,800$37,620$59,400
Frisco, TX0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
Cape Coral, FL1.01×$20,200$38,380$60,600
McKinney, TX0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
Huntsville, AL0.85×$17,000$32,300$51,000
Salt Lake City, UT1.01×$20,200$38,380$60,600
Birmingham, AL0.85×$17,000$32,300$51,000
Rochester, NY1.25×$25,000$47,500$75,000
Grand Rapids, MI0.94×$18,800$35,720$56,400
Dayton, OH0.94×$18,800$35,720$56,400
Providence, RI1.11×$22,200$42,180$66,600
Little Rock, AR0.89×$17,800$33,820$53,400
Charleston, SC0.92×$18,400$34,960$55,200
Columbia, SC0.92×$18,400$34,960$55,200
Springfield, MO0.89×$17,800$33,820$53,400
Fort Collins, CO1.02×$20,400$38,760$61,200
Pensacola, FL1.01×$20,200$38,380$60,600
Chattanooga, TN0.89×$17,800$33,820$53,400
Syracuse, NY1.25×$25,000$47,500$75,000
Des Moines, IA0.89×$17,800$33,820$53,400
Spokane, WA1.15×$23,000$43,700$69,000
Mobile, AL0.85×$17,000$32,300$51,000
Shreveport, LA0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
Montgomery, AL0.85×$17,000$32,300$51,000
Augusta, GA0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
Savannah, GA0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
Jackson, MS0.86×$17,200$32,680$51,600
Baton Rouge, LA0.91×$18,200$34,580$54,600
Akron, OH0.94×$18,800$35,720$56,400
Modesto, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Oxnard, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Santa Clarita, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Fontana, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Moreno Valley, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Huntington Beach, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600
Fremont, CA1.41×$28,200$53,580$84,600

Scope multipliers: Small/partial 0.65×, Medium/typical 1.0×, Large/luxury 1.6×. Estimates are planning figures, not bids.

What drives bathroom addition cost

A bathroom addition for a new full bath typically runs $20,000–$60,000 nationally. The final number moves most on three levers: scope (a partial refresh versus a full tear-out), material grade (builder-grade versus designer finishes), and site conditions (structural surprises, access, and local code requirements). High-cost metros such as New York or San Jose can run 40–45% above the national mid, while efficient-build metros like Houston or Dallas run 8–10% below.

DIY vs. hiring a pro

Labor is usually 30–50% of a bathroom addition budget. Doing demolition, painting, or finish work yourself can cut cost sharply, but licensed trades are required (and worth it) for electrical, plumbing, and structural work — and most jurisdictions tie permits to professional sign-off. Use the estimator below to model both scopes, then take the printed plan to three written bids to see where DIY saves you money versus where it adds risk.

How these bathroom addition estimates are calculated

Each city figure starts from the national-average range for a new full bath ($20,000–$60,000), then applies that metro's RSMeans location factor. Scope multipliers of 0.65× (small/partial), 1.0× (medium/typical), and 1.6× (large/luxury) let you flex the budget up or down. These are planning estimates, not bids: finish level, material choice, and site conditions can move any number 20–30% or more. Confirm current pricing with licensed local contractors and obtain written, itemized bids before committing.

Important Disclaimer (YMYL)

Renovation costs are Your-Money-Your-Life (YMYL) decisions. Every figure here is a national average compiled from third-party industry sources and changes every year. They are estimates for planning only, not quotes or bids; material choice, finish level, and site conditions can move any number 20–30% or more. Always confirm current pricing with licensed local contractors and obtain written, itemized bids before committing to a budget.

Estimate your bathroom addition cost in New York

Adjust the inputs to your situation. Estimates apply the New York location factor (1.45× national average) and a medium / typical scope multiplier to published national-average ranges.

Low estimate$29,000
Mid estimate$55,100
High estimate$87,000

Base national average for a new full bath: $20,000–$60,000. Adjusted for New York (1.45×) and medium / typical scope (1×).