Wondering how much it might cost to overhaul your outdated home? Here’s your answer: According to data culled from HomeAdvisor.com’s 2015 True Cost Guide Report—which compiles its information from member-submitted cost reporting—on average, remodeling a kitchen in the DC area will cost you $20,000. Most of the 236 homeowners surveyed spent between $11,000 and $30,000, with the most expensive renovation ringing in at $45,510. A bathroom? That’ll cost around $9,000, based on the average from 632 surveys. Or if you want to build an addition, plan to put in around $70,000.
For once, these numbers aren’t sky-high over average prices in the rest of the country. In fact, Washington’s remodeling rates fall right in line with national averages. Go to HomeAdvisor’s 2015 report for more details on repair, installation, and remodeling costs on all variety of projects—and to see data from other cities, too.
