Bathroom Renovation

A basic bathroom refit costs £3,000-£6,000. Mid-range is £6,000-£12,000. Luxury bathrooms can cost £12,000-£25,000+.

A full bathroom renovation typically takes 1-3 weeks depending on complexity and tiling requirements.

A wet room is a fully waterproofed bathroom with a walk-in shower area and no shower tray. They're ideal for accessibility and modern design.

A simple suite replacement does not usually need building control approval. However, if you are installing a new waste pipe, moving soil pipes, or adding electrical circuits (such as an electric shower), Building Regulations apply. A certified plumber and electrician can self-certify.

A wet room costs £4,000-£10,000 depending on size and specification. The main additional cost compared to a standard bathroom is the tanking (waterproofing), which adds £1,500-£3,000. Underfloor heating is often included at £500-£1,000.

For small bathrooms, wall-hung units and compact suites maximise space. For family bathrooms, a bath with overhead shower is practical. En-suites work well with walk-in showers. Choose quality ceramics from brands like Roca, Duravit, or Villeroy & Boch for longevity.

Yes, provided you have adequate space and plumbing access. Adding an en-suite to a bedroom typically costs £5,000-£12,000. Converting a small bedroom into a bathroom is possible but may need planning permission if it reduces the number of bedrooms below the minimum for your property.

Bathroom tiling costs £25-£60 per m² for labour, plus tile costs. Ceramic tiles cost £10-£30/m², porcelain £20-£50/m², and natural stone £40-£100/m². A typical bathroom needs 10-20m² of tiles, so expect to pay £500-£2,000 for tiling including materials.