If you’re thinking of getting a new bathroom fitted, we’ve rounded up the costs of some common jobs to help you work out your budget.
Our figures are only a guide to average costs, and there are several factors that can affect how much you’ll be charged, including:
- where you live
- the age and condition of your property
- ease of access to the plumbing
- how long the job takes
- the quality of fittings and fixtures that you want to be used
- whether the bathroom fitter is disposing of any waste for you
- whether additional specialists, such as tilers and electricians, are needed to complete certain parts of the job.
Ask bathroom fitters to break down the quotes they provide, so you know what you’re being charged for. Get at least three quotes to get a better idea of the going rate for the work you want done.
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Cost of fitting a bathroom suite
Unless otherwise specified, prices include labour and materials but exclude VAT.
|
Job |
Details |
Price range |
Time to do |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Fit a new pedestal basin |
Remove and dispose of old basin. Install a new basin in the same position. Customer supplies their own basin. |
£90-£150 |
2-3 hours |
|
Fit a new toilet |
Remove and dispose of old toilet. Install a new toilet in the same position. Customer supplies their own toilet. |
£150-£200 |
2-3 hours |
|
Fit a new bath |
Remove and dispose of old bath. Install a new bath in the same position. Customer supplies thier own bath. (Removing a cast iron bath would be towards the top end of the price range.) |
£250-£350 |
3-5 hours |