What a bathroom fitter can help with
- Full bathroom refits
- Shower rooms, wet rooms and walk-in showers
- En suites (often as part of a loft conversion or extension)
- Tiling, waterproofing and flooring
- Accessible and adapted bathrooms
When do you need one?
- Your bathroom is dated, leaking or hard to keep clean
- You are adding an en suite or a downstairs shower room
- You need an accessible bathroom with level-access showering
Checks before you hire
- Electrics in bathrooms are a special location under the wiring regulations; lighting, extractor fans and electric showers should be installed by a qualified electrician.
- Waterproofing: ask how they will tank or waterproof showers and wet rooms.
- Who supplies what: suite, tiles, brassware and waste removal.
- Photos and references of recent bathroom installs.
What affects the cost?
Prices vary from job to job. The main factors are:
- Moving the toilet, bath or shower (and the waste pipes)
- Wet room or tanking work
- Tile choice and the area to be tiled
- Electrical work such as an electric shower or underfloor heating
- The suite, brassware and fittings you choose
Every job is different, so the only reliable way to know the price for your home is to get at least three written, itemised quotes for the same scope of work and compare them like for like.
Last updated: 14 October 2026
