Find a local bathroom fitter
A bathroom refit pulls in plumbing, electrics, tiling and joinery in a small space with a tight sequence. One fitter who manages all of it usually beats booking four separate trades yourself.
What bathroom fitters do
Bathroom fitters strip out, first-fix plumbing and electrics, board and tank, tile, install sanitaryware and showers, and complete the ventilation, lighting and finishing.
Typical bathroom fitter jobs
- Full bathroom refits from strip-out to finish
- Converting a bath into a walk-in shower
- Wet room installation with drainage falls
- Ensuite and downstairs WC installation
- Replacing suites, vanity units and shower screens
- Extractor fans and bathroom lighting
When you might need one
- The bathroom is dated, leaking or mouldy
- You need a level-access or accessible shower
- You're adding an ensuite or cloakroom
What to include when you post the job
The more of this you give up front, the more accurate the quotes you get back.
- Give the room dimensions and whether the layout is changing
- Say if you've chosen a suite or need help specifying
- Mention whether you need tiling, electrics and plastering too
- Say how many bathrooms the household has during the works
Questions to ask a bathroom fitter
- How many working days will we be without a bathroom?
- Are electrics certified and is the fan Part F compliant?
- What happens if a hidden problem is found behind the wall?
- Is waste removal and making good included?
How Find A Trade Local works for bathroom fitter jobs
- Describe the job and add photos — it takes a couple of minutes and costs nothing.
- Enter your postcode so we only show the job to bathroom fitters who cover your area.
- Interested bathroom fitters unlock the lead and message you through the platform.
- Compare their profiles, declared credentials and reviews, then choose who to speak to.
- Your phone number and email stay private until you decide to share them.
Bathroom fitters FAQs
How much does a new bathroom cost in the UK?
A standard bathroom refit typically costs £4,500–£9,000 including labour, tiling and a mid-range suite, with wet rooms and layout changes pushing higher.
How long does a bathroom take to fit?
Usually 7–12 working days for a full refit, including drying time for plaster and adhesive.
Do I need building regulations approval?
Not usually for a like-for-like refit, but new electrics, structural changes and new soil connections can be notifiable. Your fitter should confirm.
Bathroom fitters by area
We cover the whole of the UK. These are some of the areas where we are matching jobs:
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