Advice for new bathroom in basement, what to expect when hiring a pro?

[wathman]

Here's some pictures of my basement where I want to put a bathroom in at some point. Since I can't even identify the types of plumbing pipes I have, and I'll be using a professional, I thought I'd run it past everyone here and see what kind of decisions I'll need to make, and what kind of price range to expect.

[Ticketed]

Going off the first photo (left to right) you have a 3" stack with a clean-out serving fixtures above the level photographed; a 2" line with a trap-arm ready for a vanity; a 3" line for placement of a toilet; and a drain pipe (1.5" ?) for your bath tub.

Price wise, I couldn't tell you with certainty what it would cost, but keeping it simple I believe a full, new bathroom runs about $8,000 to $10,000. The sky is the limit if you have expensive taste though.

[wathman]

Going off the first photo (left to right) you have a 3" stack with a clean-out serving fixtures above the level photographed; a 2" line with a trap-arm ready for a vanity; a 3" line for placement of a toilet; and a drain pipe (1.5" ?) for your bath tub.

Price wise, I couldn't tell you with certainty what it would cost, but keeping it simple I believe a full, new bathroom runs about $8,000 to $10,000. The sky is the limit if you have expensive taste though.

I'll probably have to hold off on the bathroom plans then, we already have 2 bathrooms in the house and don't have a pressing need for a third. I'd rather work on finishing the main part of the basement, and set aside space for a guest bedroom and bath down the road.