How Much Does Smart Toilet Installation Cost in South Florida?

A smart toilet replaces your old toilet and adds a heated seat, a warm-water wash and, on most models, an automatic flush. The price you pay depends on two things: the toilet itself, and the work needed to install it in your bathroom. Here is how it breaks down in South Florida.

DeerValley smart toilet with its seat temperature display lit, installed in a South Florida bathroom — A DeerValley smart toilet installed in a South Florida bathroom.

The short answer

At Bath Heroes, a DeerValley smart toilet installed in one day costs between $1,450 and $1,900, depending on the model and level. If you only want the toilet, shipped to your door without installation, prices start at $392.69.

For comparison, a regular toilet installation costs less because it needs no electrician and no new outlet. With a smart toilet, the electrician, the outlet and the wall repair are about a quarter of the installed price.

What an installed price should include

The smart toilet and delivery to your home.
Removing the old toilet and installing the new one.
A new GFCI outlet next to the toilet, installed by an electrician.
Patching and touching up the wall where the outlet goes.
Installation materials: wax ring, water supply line and caulk.

When you compare quotes, check that the outlet is included. Most bathrooms do not have an outlet behind the toilet, and a smart toilet needs one. Some quotes leave it out and add it later.

Smart toilet with the lid open and the blue night light on — Lid open, night light on: the features you pay for.

Why the outlet is the part people forget

A smart toilet plugs into a regular 120-volt outlet. Bathroom outlets must have GFCI protection, which cuts the power if it detects a fault near water. Running a new outlet usually means opening the wall, so the electrician and the wall repair are a real part of the job, not an extra.

Extras that only come up sometimes

Some things can only be seen once the old toilet is off. If they are needed, they are priced on installation day:

A new or repaired toilet flange: $125.
A cracked floor tile: $125 with a spare tile, $209 with a similar new tile, or $234 for a vinyl patch.
Repainting the whole wall so the color matches: from $282.

How to keep the cost down

Measure your rough-in before you choose: most homes are 12 inches, and the right size avoids adapters.
Keep any spare floor tiles from the original build. A matching spare is the cheapest tile repair.
Pick the level for the features you will really use. The Standard level of some models skips the wash and the dryer.

You can compare every model, level and installed price in our catalog, and filter by the features you want.

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