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Quick-resale bathroom picks by state — 2026.

For flip-house investors and time-sensitive sellers. Each state's quick-resale score combines projected bathroom ROI with 2026 median days-on-market — a 30-day market doubles the effective payback velocity of a 60-day market. National average DOM: 45 days.

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50 states · DOM data sourced from Realtor.com 2025-Q4 / 2026-Q1 medians

State Median DOM ROIInstall costQuick-resale score
Typical Florida bathroom remodelFLFlorida
30d80%$23,800160Read guide
Typical Texas bathroom remodelTXTexas
30d78%$23,800156Read guide
Typical Idaho bathroom remodelIDIdaho
30d77%$21,900154Read guide
Typical Nevada bathroom remodelNVNevada
30d77%$25,000154Read guide
Typical Utah bathroom remodelUTUtah
30d77%$24,300154Read guide
Typical Colorado bathroom remodelCOColorado
30d76%$27,400152Read guide
Typical North Carolina bathroom remodelNCNorth Carolina
35d81%$23,300139Read guide
Typical Tennessee bathroom remodelTNTennessee
35d81%$22,100139Read guide
Typical Georgia bathroom remodelGAGeorgia
35d80%$22,900137Read guide
Typical South Carolina bathroom remodelSCSouth Carolina
35d80%$22,600137Read guide
Typical Arizona bathroom remodelAZArizona
35d78%$23,800134Read guide
Typical Washington bathroom remodelWAWashington
35d71%$28,100122Read guide
Typical Oregon bathroom remodelOROregon
35d70%$26,700120Read guide
Typical New Hampshire bathroom remodelNHNew Hampshire
40d77%$27,400116Read guide
Typical Virginia bathroom remodelVAVirginia
40d73%$25,700110Read guide
Typical Maryland bathroom remodelMDMaryland
40d71%$28,600107Read guide
Typical Delaware bathroom remodelDEDelaware
40d70%$25,000105Read guide
Typical Indiana bathroom remodelINIndiana
45d77%$21,000103Read guide
Typical Ohio bathroom remodelOHOhio
45d76%$21,900101Read guide
Typical Minnesota bathroom remodelMNMinnesota
45d71%$23,80095Read guide
Typical Missouri bathroom remodelMOMissouri
45d71%$21,70095Read guide
Typical Connecticut bathroom remodelCTConnecticut
40d62%$31,00093Read guide
Typical Iowa bathroom remodelIAIowa
45d70%$20,50093Read guide
Typical Michigan bathroom remodelMIMichigan
45d70%$21,70093Read guide
Typical Wisconsin bathroom remodelWIWisconsin
45d70%$22,10093Read guide
Typical Rhode Island bathroom remodelRIRhode Island
45d69%$29,10092Read guide
Typical Massachusetts bathroom remodelMAMassachusetts
40d60%$31,50090Read guide
Typical New Jersey bathroom remodelNJNew Jersey
40d60%$30,50090Read guide
Typical South Dakota bathroom remodelSDSouth Dakota
50d71%$20,30085Read guide
Typical Nebraska bathroom remodelNENebraska
50d70%$20,70084Read guide
Typical Pennsylvania bathroom remodelPAPennsylvania
50d70%$24,30084Read guide
Typical Alabama bathroom remodelALAlabama
55d76%$20,50083Read guide
Typical California bathroom remodelCACalifornia
40d55%$33,30083Read guide
Typical Illinois bathroom remodelILIllinois
50d69%$22,60083Read guide
Typical Kentucky bathroom remodelKYKentucky
55d74%$21,40081Read guide
Typical Oklahoma bathroom remodelOKOklahoma
55d74%$20,50081Read guide
Typical Vermont bathroom remodelVTVermont
50d67%$26,20080Read guide
Typical Kansas bathroom remodelKSKansas
55d71%$21,00077Read guide
Typical North Dakota bathroom remodelNDNorth Dakota
55d71%$20,50077Read guide
Typical Montana bathroom remodelMTMontana
55d70%$23,10076Read guide
Typical New Mexico bathroom remodelNMNew Mexico
55d69%$22,40075Read guide
Typical Arkansas bathroom remodelARArkansas
60d74%$20,30074Read guide
Typical Maine bathroom remodelMEMaine
55d67%$26,70073Read guide
Typical Hawaii bathroom remodelHIHawaii
45d53%$36,90071Read guide
Typical Louisiana bathroom remodelLALouisiana
60d70%$21,90070Read guide
Typical Wyoming bathroom remodelWYWyoming
60d70%$23,10070Read guide
Typical New York bathroom remodelNYNew York
50d57%$33,30068Read guide
Typical Alaska bathroom remodelAKAlaska
60d67%$32,20067Read guide
Typical Mississippi bathroom remodelMSMississippi
65d71%$20,00066Read guide
Typical West Virginia bathroom remodelWVWest Virginia
75d70%$20,30056Read guide

Which states reward bathroom remodelings fastest at sale?

Top-5 quick-resale states for a 2026 bathroom remodel: Florida (score 160, 30-day median DOM), Texas (score 156, 30-day median DOM), Idaho (score 154, 30-day median DOM), Nevada (score 154, 30-day median DOM), Utah (score 154, 30-day median DOM). These are hot Sunbelt + Mountain West markets where (a) homes turn over fast, and (b) buyers actively reward turn-key bathroom — meaning the upgrade compounds less holding cost AND drives a stronger price premium.

How does bathroom affect days-on-market?

Across the US in 2026, new mid-grade bathroom cuts median days-on-market by an estimated 3-7 days on comparable listings. In a hot 30-day market that's a 10-23% velocity improvement; in a slower 60-day market it's only 5-12%. The velocity premium matters most for flip-house investors paying carrying costs daily — at $40-$60/day in holding cost (mortgage interest, taxes, utilities, insurance), saving 5 days = $200-$300, saving 7 days = $280-$420.

What's the best bathroom scope for a flip house?

Acrylic tub-shower combo + new quartz-top vanity + LVP floor + chrome fixtures wins almost every flip-house comparison: lowest install cost, fastest install timeline (3-5 days for a full secondary bath), and a buyer-friendly aesthetic that doesn't lock the listing into a single taste profile. Custom tile shower adds 5-7 days to the timeline and rarely justifies the extra cost on sub-$500K listings.

Which states should flippers avoid for bathroom ROI?

Slow-velocity markets (West Virginia, Mississippi, Wyoming, Alaska, Maine) deliver both lower ROI multipliers AND longer days-on-market, so the bathroom investment compounds negative carrying costs. In these markets, the higher-leverage move is usually paint + new vanity + new fixtures (much lower absolute spend, equivalent perceived-quality boost).

How is the quick-resale score calculated?

quickResaleScore = roiPct × min(60 / medianDOM, 2.0) × 100. We take the state's projected bathroom ROI (from the ROI atlas), multiply by a velocity premium (60-day baseline ÷ actual median DOM, capped at 2.0× to keep ultra-hot markets from distorting), and scale to a 0-200 index. A score above 100 means the state's velocity is materially helping the bathroom investment; below 80 means the slow market is dragging it down.