That sounds like not a bad price.

For reworking existing an existing space, it sounds as though you are in a low cost labor market. For an addition, it's absurdly low and I would be questioning the quality of the work and the eligibility status of the workers.

That's a great deal.

This is not an addition to the footprint of the house, but reworking an existing space. As I stated, some is diy, and I have a helper who I pay by the hour. My contractor doing the tile and some of the plumbing has one helper. No eligibility status problems with anybody. The quality of the work is good, no shortcuts.

Apparently I should be pleased with the price, and I am, especially after your comments, which I appreciate. . A part of the difference between by original budget and final costs is some enhancements and upgrades.

Thanks again for your answers, I feel pretty good about the project now.

We are in the process added 325 SF (master bath and 2 closets). Looks like we are going to top $80,000. We made sure the addition suited our 75 year old home. Sounds like your number is on target (or low) for that square footage.

The only way that you will know if this is a good price is to do a comparison with other contractors in your area. It is really hard to say.