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Rao V.
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Bath remodel DIY Labor hour estimate

Rao V.
  • Seattle, WA
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Hi,

I have a 5 by 8 bathroom remodel DIY project. The bathroom is down to stud but insulation is already in place. All the plumbing roughin are done. All electrical work is done. Door is already installed.

I am planning to do all work myself as I have experience installing a bathtub/tiles vanity. Can you guys help me appx estimate of labor hours I will have to put into it. The following are the task.

1- install backerboad on all 4 walls.

2- install toilet seat

3- install single vanity

4- floor tiles( area= 4 x8)

5- Tiles on all 4 walls

6- paint cieling.

I am just looking for a ball park labor hours required if all work is done by a single experienced person.

Also is there any website/software/tool that I can use for future estimate.

Thanks

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Mike F.
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Mike F.
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  • Denver, CO
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If you have experience in doing all of the work and rate yourself in the top 80% of experience level why are you needing someone to tell you how long this will take, you should be telling us.

I'd estimate it at 7 full work days with one person. 4 days with 2. Add additional days to pass inspections.

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