Cost to Pot Filler Installation in Boise, ID

$735$2,100 in Boise

5% above the national average · 1.05x cost multiplier

Expect to pay $735–$2,100 for a pot filler installation in Boise, about 5% above the national benchmark. The Mountain West region's contractor market and material costs account for most of this difference. The detailed breakdown below shows how budget, mid-range, and premium projects compare at Boise prices.

Cost Breakdown in Boise

Line ItemLowMidHigh
Materials$210$473$1,260
Labor$263$578$1,050
Permits$0$53$79
Total$473+5% vs. national avg$1,103+5% vs. national avg$2,389+5% vs. national avg

Budget

Basic chrome pot filler faucet with cold-water-only connection, installed where water line is already accessible behind the wall.

Mid-Range

Mid-range brushed nickel or stainless pot filler with new water line run from nearest supply, wall patching included.

Premium

Designer pot filler (Brizo, Waterstone, or similar) with hot and cold water lines, tile backsplash repair, and premium finish.

Material Options

Material prices below are national averages; availability in Boise may shift costs slightly.

MaterialCost/UnitBest For
Chrome Pot Filler$150-$300Budget installations or chrome-fixture kitchensMost affordable, widely available, matches many kitchen styles
Brushed Nickel/Stainless$300-$600Most kitchens - it's the most popular finish for a reasonHides water spots and fingerprints, versatile look, durable finish
Matte Black$350-$700Modern or farmhouse-style kitchens with black hardwareBold modern look, trending style, makes a design statement
Brass/Gold or Designer Brand$800-$1,500High-end kitchen remodels where the pot filler is a design focal pointLuxury appearance, exceptional build quality, unique styles

Other Projects in Boise

Boise Estimate

Typical Range

$735$2,100

vs. National Average

5% above national

Cost Multiplier

1.05x

Estimates apply Boise's 1.05x regional cost multiplier to national averages. Actual bids vary by contractor, project scope, and timing.

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