Bathroom Fitter in Bath (23)

Planning a bathroom renovation in Bath? Whether you're dreaming of a spa-like sanctuary or just need to swap out that cracked basin, we can help you find the best bathroom fitters near you.

At Checkatrade, all tradespeople go through up to 12 checks before joining, including ID, insurance, and qualifications where relevant. So when you’re searching for checked bathroom fitters in Bath, you can feel confident they’ve already passed our first test.

Find the right bathroom fitter in Bath

From small bathroom refits to complete redesigns, our bathroom fitters cover it all. Read verified reviews, compare quotes, and choose the right person for your job, whether you’re a homeowner planning a full renovation or a renter needing urgent repairs.

What to expect from hiring a bathroom fitter in Bath

Common jobs bathroom fitters take on:

• Full bathroom installations
• Wet room or en suite refurbishments
• Tiling, flooring, and underfloor heating
• Plumbing and pipework updates
• Replacing showers, baths, basins, and toilets

How much does it cost to refit a bathroom in Bath?

The cost of refitting a bathroom greatly depends on factors such as:

• The size of your bathroom
• Spec of your chosen fixtures and fittings
• The layout of your bathroom
• The complexity of the job

Smaller jobs such as replacing a bathroom sink or toilet will cost several hundred pounds. A complete refit can cost thousands, with premium fixtures and fittings impacting the cost. You can read more in our new bathroom pricing guide.

Average bathroom fitter costs in Bath

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What’s usually included in a quote:

• Labour and materials
• Waste removal
• Plumbing and electrics (if needed)
• Finishing touches (e.g. tiling, flooring, painting)

What qualifications to check:

• NVQ or City & Guilds in Plumbing, Carpentry, or Tiling
• WRAS certification for water safety
• Gas Safe registration (for any gas work)

Additional costs to factor in:

• High-end fittings or bespoke features
• Fixing hidden issues (like leaks or rotten joists)
• Temporary toilet or bathroom access

How long does a bathroom installation take?

Typically between 5 - 10 days. Larger or more complex jobs may take up to three weeks or more. Fitters may stagger work if you're living in the home during renovations.

Bathroom fitters in Bath: Homeowners vs renters

For homeowners in Bath:

• You’re responsible for arranging and funding the work
• It’s worth agreeing a clear schedule, quote, and payment plan upfront
• Keep all paperwork, including warranties and certificates

For renters in Bath:

• Major repairs or renovations must be approved by your landlord
• Minor issues (like dripping taps or loose tiles) should be reported to your managing agent or landlord
• Some renters opt to use bathroom fitters for cosmetic upgrades; always get written permission first

Emergency bathroom fitters in Bath

Blocked toilet? Burst pipe? Sudden leak? Some local bathroom fitters in Bath offer emergency services for:

• Urgent plumbing repairs
• Toilet and drain blockages
• Leaking sinks, baths or showers
• Water damage from faulty fittings

For urgent bathroom plumbing services in Bath, find checked tradespeople in Bath or use our request a quote tool for a quick callback.

Find bathroom fitters for the job you need in Bath

Checkatrade can help you find:

• Small bathroom fitters
• Independent bathroom fitters
• Kitchen and bathroom fitters
• Plumbers and bathroom fitters
• Bathroom fitters in Bath for budget or bespoke jobs

Ready to get started? Use Checkatrade's directory to find checked bathroom fitting services in Bath or request a quote directly and let our tradespeople come to you.