The Average Cost of a Toilet Replacement
In 2010, cost to replace a standard, residential toilet, with labor included, is about $200. Costs can be lower or higher depending on what toilet is purchased, the replacement and repair circumstances and geographic region. Does this Spark an idea?
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Toilet Costs
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A standard, white, two-piece toilet can be purchased for about $50 to $200. High efficiency toilets cost about $120 more. Color can increase a toilet price by almost $200, and designer toilets may exceed $4,000. A commercial toilet costs between $75 and $940.
Labor Fees
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There are no labor costs if a professional is not hired. If there are no complications on the job, average professional labor fees to replace one toilet range from $50 to $150. Complications such as a rotted floor, tight working spaces, and faulty plumbing lines will raise the cost of the job.
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Toilet Disposal
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Old toilets need to be disposed of properly. Dumping fees range from $5 to $15 depending on one's geographic dumping location.
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References
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No one will help you pick out a toilet take it to your house, remove the old one which could mean cutting off the old floor bolts, dispose of the old one on the curb put the new one together scrape off the old ring, lift the heavy toilet in place, bolt it down add seat and check for leaks clean up and leave for 50 to 100 dollars with gas at 4 to 5 dollars a gallon.
