Nottingham bathroom supply & installation prices
How Much Does a New Bathroom Cost in Nottingham?
If you’re planning a new bathroom in Nottingham, one of your first questions will probably be: how much should I budget?
At Bathroom Fitters Nottingham, a basic bathroom can start from £5,000, including VAT. However, most of the bathrooms we supply and fit cost between £9,000 and £20,000, including VAT.
That difference comes down to the room, the products you choose and the work involved. A straightforward bathroom for a rental property has different requirements from a complete renovation with fitted furniture, extensive tiling and bespoke finishing details.
In this guide, we explain what our prices cover, what affects your quotation and why it is worth looking beyond the advertised price of a bathroom suite.
Our Bathroom Prices at a Glance
Basic Bathroom
From £5,000
Including VAT
A simple specification with straightforward requirements. Often suitable for rental properties or homeowners looking for an affordable bathroom planned around their space.
Most of Our Complete Bathrooms
£9,000–£20,000
Supply and fit, including VAT
Our typical range for complete bathroom projects, with the products, preparation, installation and finishing work agreed in your quotation.
These are guide prices rather than fixed packages. Your quotation will reflect the agreed products, installation work and finishing requirements for your home. Additional bespoke work is priced separately and included in your quotation where agreed.
What Does a Bathroom Starting From £5,000 Include?
Our starting price is for a very basic bathroom with straightforward requirements.
These projects are often requested by landlords improving rental properties, or homeowners who want an affordable bathroom planned around their room rather than an off-the-shelf package.
A simpler specification keeps the focus on the essentials: practical fittings, a workable layout and a properly finished room. The available budget needs to cover the installation as well as the products, so choices about furniture, tiles and layout matter.
Is a £5,000 bathroom right for your property? The starting price will not suit every room. The condition of the existing bathroom and the amount of preparation required can affect what is achievable. A survey allows us to explain the options for your space.
Why Do Most of Our Bathrooms Cost Between £9,000 and £20,000?
Our main offering sits in the middle to higher end of the bathroom market. Most customers want more than a replacement suite: they want a complete room that looks considered, works comfortably and is finished with care.
The typical £9,000–£20,000 range allows for different combinations of products, preparation and installation work. The main factors affecting the price include the following.
The Products and Furniture You Choose
Baths, showers, taps, toilets and vanity units are available at different price points. Your choices across the whole room influence the total.
Bathroom furniture can also make a significant difference to how the space works. You may want a straightforward vanity unit, a coordinated fitted arrangement or additional storage designed around an awkward area.
We help you consider where spending more will make a useful difference to your daily routine.
Changes to the Layout
Replacing fittings in similar positions can involve less work than moving the toilet, bath or shower.
A new layout may require changes to pipework, drainage, electrics and surfaces. Those changes may be worthwhile if they solve a problem with the existing room, but they need to be considered within the overall budget.
Preparation Behind the Finished Surfaces
A new bathroom depends on what sits behind and beneath the visible fittings.
The condition of walls and floors, existing plumbing and the preparation needed for the chosen finishes can all affect the work involved. Some issues may only become apparent after the old bathroom has been removed.
This is one reason two similarly sized bathrooms can have different installation costs.
Tiling, Flooring and Finishing
The area being tiled, the tile format and the complexity of the design influence both material and fitting costs.
Finishing choices matter too. Edges, trims, junctions and the way furniture meets the surrounding room all contribute to the finished result. These details should form part of the conversation before work starts.
What Is Included in Our Bathroom Supply-and-Fit Quotation?
For a complete renovation, our quotation covers the agreed work needed to deliver the finished bathroom. This includes:
- Removing the existing bathroom.
- Disposal of old fittings and renovation waste.
- Supplying the agreed bathroom products.
- Plumbing work.
- Electrical work.
- Tiling.
- Flooring.
- Decorating.
- Finishing trims and details.
The exact scope is set out in your quotation, so you can see what your project includes.
Bespoke additions: Work such as building a step or creating a cupboard is priced separately. If these are part of your plans, we can discuss them and include the agreed work in your quotation.
Why a Bathroom Suite Price Is Different From a Finished Bathroom Price
When comparing prices, check whether you are looking at the cost of the products or the cost of the complete renovation.
A low advertised suite price may be a suitable starting point for some customers, but it does not necessarily include removing the old bathroom, preparing the room, plumbing, electrics, tiling, flooring or decorating.
Even a supply-and-fit offer needs to be checked carefully. Ask what preparation is included, how much tiling is allowed for and whether waste removal and finishing work are covered.
A useful comparison is between written quotations for a similar scope of work. This helps you understand what you will receive and where additional costs might arise.
The Small Details That Make a Bathroom Feel Finished
Choosing a new bathroom is about more than selecting a bath, basin and toilet. Sometimes it is the work around those fittings that makes the biggest difference to how the room feels.
An awkward change in floor level may need a properly planned step. A visible boiler may prompt a discussion about suitable cupboard options. An unused corner might offer an opportunity for practical storage.
These are individual requirements, so they are priced separately. However, they are worth discussing during the design stage rather than leaving them as unresolved jobs after the bathroom has been fitted.
Our approach is to look at the room as a whole, including the smaller details and trims that bring the work together.
A local project
A Real Example: A £9,000 Bathroom in Long Eaton
We recently fitted a new bathroom in an 1890s semi-detached, two-up, two-down home in Long Eaton. The bathroom project cost £9,000, including VAT.
Location: Long Eaton
Property: 1890s semi-detached home
Bathroom project: £9,000 including VAT
Individual requirements: A step and a boiler cupboard with storage shelves, priced separately as bespoke work.
The room had a change in floor level that required a step to be created. We built a step to suit the space.
The customer also wanted their boiler concealed, so we created a cupboard with storage shelves. This provided a place for small towels and bathroom supplies while helping the room feel more organised.
The step and cupboard were separately priced bespoke additions. Any cupboard around a boiler needs to allow for the appliance’s ventilation, clearances and servicing requirements.
This project illustrates why it helps to discuss the whole room during planning. Alongside the bathroom fittings, the customer had practical requirements that needed individual solutions.
We also fitted a new kitchen at the property for £10,000. That was a separate project from the bathroom.
How to Get the Most From Your Bathroom Budget
You do not need to choose the most expensive option for every part of the room. A clear set of priorities helps you decide where to spend.
Start With What Needs to Work Better
If your main problem is a cramped shower, focus on solving that. If clutter is the issue, prioritise storage. If the room is difficult to use, discuss the layout before choosing finishes.
Be Open About Your Budget
Knowing your budget helps us suggest a realistic specification. It also allows us to explain where your preferred choices fit within it and where an alternative may be useful.
Discuss Bespoke Work Early
Mention awkward levels, exposed services, storage requirements and unfinished details during the initial conversation. These can then be considered and priced alongside the main renovation.
Compare the Complete Scope
Check what each quotation includes rather than comparing the total alone. A more detailed quotation makes it easier to understand the products, preparation and finishing work you are paying for.
Visit Our Bathroom Showroom in Stapleford
Seeing options in person can help you decide what matters most for your new bathroom.
Find Our Showroom
Bathroom Fitters Nottingham93 Derby Road
Stapleford
Nottingham
NG9 7AD
Bring photos of your existing bathroom, approximate measurements and any ideas you have collected. If you already have a budget in mind, we can use that as the starting point for a practical discussion.
Helping Homeowners Across Nottingham
We work with homeowners across Nottingham and surrounding areas, including Stapleford, Beeston, Chilwell, Bramcote, Wollaton, West Bridgford, Arnold, Mapperley and Long Eaton.
Whether you are planning a straightforward replacement or a more detailed renovation, contact us with your location and a little about the bathroom you have in mind.
Frequently Asked Questions About New Bathroom Costs
Can you supply and fit a bathroom for £5,000?
A very basic bathroom can start from £5,000, including VAT. This may suit a rental property or a homeowner looking for a simple, affordable specification. Whether it is suitable for your property depends on the room and the work required.
What do most of your bathroom projects cost?
Most of our complete bathroom supply-and-fit projects cost between £9,000 and £20,000, including VAT. Your individual quotation depends on the products, layout, preparation and installation requirements.
Do your bathroom prices include VAT?
Yes. The £5,000 starting price, typical £9,000–£20,000 range and £9,000 Long Eaton bathroom example quoted in this article include VAT.
Are tiling, flooring and decorating included?
Our complete renovation quotations include the agreed tiling, flooring, decorating and finishing work, alongside removal, disposal, supply, plumbing and electrics. Your written quotation sets out the scope for your project.
Can you include bespoke storage or other building details?
We can discuss additional requirements such as a step or storage cupboard as part of your project. These are priced separately, subject to suitability, and included in the agreed quotation where required.
Get a Quote for Your New Bathroom in Nottingham
If you want a clear idea of what your budget can achieve, start with a conversation about your room.
From straightforward bathrooms starting at £5,000 to the middle and higher specification projects that make up most of our work, we will help you understand the options and the work involved.
Visit: 93 Derby Road, Stapleford, Nottingham, NG9 7AD