Resetting a toilet involves more than just tightening a wobble. It includes disconnecting the water supply, lifting the fixture, replacing the wax seal, leveling the base, upgrading hardware, and reinstalling everything to code. The cost typically ranges from $215 to $325 per toilet, with premium finishes costing $350 to $450. Multi-unit discounts can save 5-12% when resetting three or more fixtures.
National median: $215–$325 per toilet
Premium finish bathrooms: $350–$450
Multi-unit discount: 5–12% savings
These prices include licensed labor, standard materials, and disposal of the old wax ring.
• Labor rate in your zip code
• Age and weight of the fixture
• Accessibility
• Subfloor condition
• Material upgrades
• Permit requirements
1. You speak: “Reset master bath toilet, replace wax ring, install new shut-off valve.”
2. CountBricks AI converts the sentence into tasks and quantities.
3. The platform fetches local material pricing and labor rates.
4. A full line-item estimate appears: labor $165, materials $52, taxes & disposal $18, contingency $20. Total: $255.
5. One tap generates a branded PDF ready for client approval.
Resetting looks easy on video, yet one slip can flood a finished ceiling. Licensed professionals ensure code compliance, warranty protection, and liability coverage. Informed homeowners can use CountBricks to generate a quick baseline cost, compare bids, and budget for upgrades.
CountBricks offers bundle pricing for common project pairings, often cutting 8–15% from total cost.
• Water damage under the flange
• Out-of-date shut-off valves
• Appliance haul-away fees
• After-hours service
CountBricks AI flags these issues during voice intake, reducing surprises on the final invoice.
Upload the PDF to CountBricks and our AI reads every symbol, auto-generating a reset toilet cost schedule.
Once work is complete, say “Convert to invoice.” CountBricks transfers approved estimate lines, inserts actual hours, and applies markup rules.
• Photograph existing flange before removal
• Keep a spare wax ring
• Use leveling shims
• Hand-tighten supply nuts first
• Add a water alarm in the vanity base
Log in at CountBricks.com for a free demo, or start speaking your scope into the mobile app.
When the Pinecrest Townhomes HOA scheduled new luxury vinyl plank flooring, every unit’s toilet had to be lifted and reset. The HOA board turned to CountBricks for clarity.
The project manager said, “Reset six standard toilets during floor install, second-floor units, include wax-free seals.” CountBricks produced:
• Labor: 8.2 technician hours
• Materials: six wax-free seals, stainless bolts
• Mobilization and HOA coordination fee
• Contingency and tax placeholders
Total projected budget: $1,528.
CountBricks scheduling suggested stacking resets by building, cutting travel time. Final invoice: $1,447—saving the HOA $81.
• Batch similar tasks
• Use wax-free seals
• Let CountBricks auto-generate resident notification letters
Ready to apply the same precision to your projects? Visit CountBricks.com to see more success stories or book a live demo.
