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§ 01 Quote Check

Check a quote before you sign

Put a quote next to what homeowners actually paid, then check its terms against the law that applies. We never call a quote fair or a scam: we show where it sits, what to ask, and why.

Your quote

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How was it sold?
What does the written quote say?
Is a license or registration number on the quote?
Are start and finish dates written down?
Are materials itemized (brand, model, quantity)?
Is the permit included, pulled by the contractor?
Is there a payment schedule tied to finished work?
Will they give lien releases as you pay?
Did you get a written cancellation notice?
Is the warranty in writing?
Deterministic rules, no AI guess: the same inputs always give the same answer. How it works
Result · Bathroom added or converted
Price
Enter the quoted price.
Terms
Nothing flagged by the rules on file.
AHS 2023 · hired · United States · n=73CPI-U ×1.10 to Aug 2026Rules checked 2026-10-05
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1 · Price

What hired owners reported paying

middle half of what owners paid
$14,29025th
$21,000median
$36,28075th

Middle half: $14,290 to $36,280; median $21,000. Survey dollars $13,000 / $19,100 / $33,000, adjusted by CPI-U (334.980 ÷ 304.702).

American Housing Survey 2023 PUFSelf-reported, nominal dollars, scope varies. A reported cost is never a quote.All geographies for this job
2 · Terms

What the rules on file say

Enter a ZIP and how the quote was sold to see the federal and state rules that apply.

What the law says, quoted with its source. Not legal advice: for your situation ask your state's contractor board or attorney general.

3 · Ask before you sign

Questions for the contractor

  1. How will the drain connect, and is a pump needed?For bathroom added or converted jobs
  2. Which permits and inspections are included?For bathroom added or converted jobs
  3. What do the allowances cover?For bathroom added or converted jobs

Answer the questions on the left to tailor this list. Red flags for this job

4 · Local trade wage

Plumbers, United States

Wage, not price
25th pct$24.13per hour
Median$30.67per hour
75th pct$40.92per hour

This ZIP is not in a metro area BLS reports on, so this is the national figure.

Your multiplier: ×2.0Median wage × multiplier: $61/hr
You set this; casaq publishes no “typical markup” because we have no citable source for one. OEWS reports what employers pay these workers per hour. A contractor’s bill also covers the business: insurance, licensing, vehicles, tools, office staff, warranty callbacks, unbilled travel time and profit. The wage is a floor for understanding a quote, never a price.
5 · What the job involves

Bathroom added or converted

Adding a bathroom or converting space to one needs new drains, venting and supply lines, which makes it costlier than remodeling an existing bath.

How it usually goes

  1. Design and permit
  2. Route drains and vents; rough-in plumbing and electrical
  3. Inspections
  4. Waterproofing, tile, drywall
  5. Fixtures and final inspection

What moves the price

  • Distance to existing drain lines
  • Below-grade bathrooms needing a pump
  • Fixture and tile choices
Original casaq explainer. General description, not an estimate for your house.Full guide to bathroom added or converted quotes

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