A good renovation can transform a tired kitchen or bathroom without the cost of a whole new build. But renovation in Ghana comes with its own pricing and planning quirks. Here is what to expect in 2026.
As a rough guide, a bathroom renovation in Ghana typically costs from GHS 15,000 to GHS 60,000+, and a kitchen renovation from around GHS 25,000 to GHS 120,000+, depending on size, layout changes and the quality of fittings.
What drives renovation cost
- Scope — a cosmetic refresh (tiles, paint, fittings) costs far less than moving plumbing or walls.
- Fittings and finishes — local vs imported tiles, sanitaryware, cabinets and worktops.
- Plumbing and electrical — relocating points adds labour and materials.
- Hidden repairs — old waterproofing, leaks or wiring often surface once work begins.
The renovation process
- Site visit and assessment of the existing space
- Design, material selection and a fixed quotation
- Strip-out and any plumbing or electrical changes
- Waterproofing, tiling, fitting and finishing
- Clean-up, testing and handover
Renovate or rebuild?
If the structure is sound, renovation is almost always cheaper and faster than rebuilding. Where a property needs major structural work, it may be worth comparing against the cost of a new build — see our cost to build a house in Ghana guide. A proper assessment settles the question quickly.
Get a fixed renovation quote
Grace Home Construction handles kitchen and bathroom renovations across Greater Accra — assessed properly, quoted clearly and finished cleanly. Book a visit and we will give you a fixed price.
Frequently asked questions
Typically from GHS 15,000 to GHS 60,000 or more in 2026, depending on size, layout changes and the quality of fittings.
A straightforward renovation usually takes 1 to 4 weeks. Jobs that move plumbing, walls or electrical points take longer.
If the structure is sound, renovation is almost always cheaper and faster. A site assessment confirms whether renovation or rebuilding makes more sense.