Is $30,000 to completely gut and remodel a bathroom a fair price?
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I am having a bathroom redone and am unhappy with a drywall corner, specifically an inside corner/edge where a wall meets a 'gable wall' at chest height. The vertical wall was completely re-framed, and the rafters forming the 'gable wall' were sistered to make sure that wall was flat. I had a conversation with the contractor prior to paint about the prep not looking complete, but he reassured me his painters would finish it. After the painters, I discussed this specific joint with him. He worked on it, repainted, and I was still unhappy. He came back for a third pass, but I still think it's poor quality. I feel like it should be a straight, crisp line. I am a construction manager for a living (MEP) and know I could do better, as I've done drywall myself. I am considering asking for a deduct and dealing with it myself.
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This quote covers a complete gut and remodel of the bathroom.
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Category
Bathroom Remodeling
Price
$30,000
Quote Date
November 28, 2025
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