Bathroom Remodels and Home Value
In the Greater Lexington real estate market, bathroom updates consistently rank among the top improvements for resale value. But not all upgrades are equal.
High-ROI Bathroom Updates
1. Vanity Replacement
A modern vanity with adequate storage can transform a dated bathroom. Cost: $500-2,500 installed. ROI: 60-70%.
Bathroom updates that improve daily function
Clear scope, accurate dimensions, and job-site photos help any project move faster. For current ASB work, that usually means welding, fabrication, gates, railings, stairs, and repair across Central Kentucky.
2. Tile Refresh
Replacing worn tile around the tub/shower area makes an immediate impact. Cost: $1,500-4,000. ROI: 50-65%.
3. Lighting Updates
Proper vanity lighting improves functionality and appeal. Cost: $300-800 installed. ROI: 70-80%.
4. Fixture Updates
New faucets, showerheads, and hardware modernize without major construction. Cost: $200-600. ROI: 80-100%.
What Central Kentucky Buyers Notice
Based on our experience working with investors and agents in Nicholasville & Lexington:
- Clean, bright bathrooms photograph well for listings
- Walk-in showers appeal to aging-in-place buyers
- Double vanities are sought after in master baths
- Ventilation (working exhaust fans) is often inspected
Budget Allocation
For a standard bathroom remodel with good ROI:
- 30% - Vanity and countertop
- 25% - Tile work (floor and tub surround)
- 20% - Fixtures and hardware
- 15% - Lighting and electrical
- 10% - Paint and finishing
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