Toilet installation cost in Maryland

A toilet swap in Maryland lands between $175 and $350 for the labor when you buy the toilet. Add the toilet itself, which runs between $150 and $450 at the store for the models most people pick. A new shutoff valve adds a line to the price when the old one will not close.

Maryland range, labor to pull the old toilet and set a new one you bought, with a new wax ring and supply line

Low end

$175

High end

$350

A range from our ledger, not a quote. The written price for your house comes from a photo and the address.

What the price covers

The range is a range, not a quote. The price for your bathroom comes in writing from a photo of the toilet and the shutoff before anyone drives out.

Where the range comes from

Drawn from the labor rates on the ledger jobs below, which are the shutoff valve, caulk and toilet seat visits we have billed this year. No full toilet swap is on the ledger yet.

This is fixture and appliance installs work on our side, and the license question is answered on the can a handyman replace a toilet page.

The range reads between $175 and $350 and covers labor to pull the old toilet and set a new one you bought, with a new wax ring and supply line.

Questions about the price

Does the price include the toilet?
The labor range does not. Most customers buy the toilet so they pick the height and the shape. If you want us to supply it, the receipt is attached at cost.
What makes a toilet install cost more?
A cracked flange, a soft subfloor, a shutoff that will not close, or a toilet with a skirted base that needs a special mount. Each is a separate line on the estimate.
Who does the work?
A licensed plumber on our bench, because a toilet is a plumbing fixture under Maryland law. The handyman does the floor and the caulk.

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