Bathroom Fitting Services in Nottingham

If you've landed on this page, you probably already know roughly what's wrong with your bathroom, or what you want instead, and you're trying to work out which bit of that we actually do. Short answer: most of it, in-house, either as one job if you want the whole room done, or as a standalone piece of work if you only need one part sorted. A full renovation, from strip-out to finished room, is covered start to finish on our bathroom installation page, with the layout planning that happens before any of that on our bathroom design page. If it's just the tiling that needs doing, or a plumbing problem to sort, those get booked and quoted as their own job rather than folded into a bigger sell.

Most people land here for one of two reasons: the bathroom's dated or awkward and needs a proper rethink, or something's gone wrong (a leak, a failed shower tray, a boiler affected by moving a wall) and it's forced the issue. Either way, treat this page as the index. Use it to work out which service matches your problem, then follow the link through to the page that covers that job in detail.

• Full installation and renovation: the complete job, from strip-out to a signed-off finished room, with the whole process and timeline set out on our bathroom installation page.
• Bathroom design: working out the layout before anything's ordered, checking pipework, drainage falls and door swings against your actual room rather than a showroom plan, covered on our bathroom design page.
• Plumbing: first and second fix pipework, waste runs and connecting new fittings to existing supplies, whether that's within a full fit or booked as a standalone repair, detailed on our plumbing page.
• Tiling: floor and wall tiling as its own job or bundled into a renovation, with tile types and substrates covered on our bathroom tiling page.
• Wet rooms and walk-in showers: level-access floors and drainage sized to the room, scoped during the design visit and built as part of installation.
• En-suites and shower rooms: work in small or awkward spaces off a bedroom or landing, or a room built without a bath where a shower is all that's wanted.
• Disabled and accessible bathrooms: grab rails, raised WCs, walk-in showers and non-slip flooring specified around the person using the room, scoped at the same design stage.
• Electrical and gas work tied to the bathroom: shaver points, extractor fans and zoned lighting from Part P approved installers, plus any gas work such as moving a combi boiler affected by the layout, from Gas Safe registered engineers, priced in as part of the wider job rather than booked on its own.

• Structural work beyond the bathroom's existing footprint, such as knocking through walls or moving the room to a different part of the house, which needs separate structural and building regulations sign-off (covered in more depth on the installation page for full renovations)
• Whole-house rewiring or a full central heating/boiler replacement unrelated to the bathroom itself: our electrical and gas work stays within the bathroom circuit and any fittings the layout change affects
• Rerouting external soil stacks or drainage runs outside the property, which falls under groundworks rather than bathroom fitting
• Natural stone tiling, underfloor heating and bespoke stone or solid surface worktops: available, but priced as options once you've chosen them rather than built into a standard quote, whichever service you're booking
• Asbestos removal: if it turns up during strip-out in an older property, work on that section stops until a licensed specialist has dealt with it, and the cost sits outside our quote
• Remedial building work uncovered once walls or floors are opened up, such as rotten joists or damp-affected plaster, priced as an addition once we can see the extent of it, whatever service triggered the opening-up

1. Tell us which part you need -- Describe whether it's a full renovation, a design consultation on its own, standalone tiling, a plumbing repair, or an accessibility adaptation, and roughly how big the job is.
2. We route it to the right visit -- A design consultation for layout work, a plumber's assessment for a leak or repipe, a tiler's visit for a re-tiling job, or a full site survey if it's a complete renovation, rather than one generic appointment for everything.
3. You get a written scope for that specific job -- A tiling job, a plumbing repair or a design consultation each get their own written quote and timescale, so you're not signed up to a full renovation contract when that isn't what you asked for.
4. The relevant trade delivers it, whatever the size -- A tiling-only job is tiled by the same tiler who'd do it within a full fit, and a plumbing repair is carried out to the same NVQ Level 2/City & Guilds standard, so the smaller job isn't treated as lower priority.
5. Sign-off and guarantee apply either way -- Even a single-service job is checked off with you and covered by the 5-Year Labour and Installation Guarantee, not just full renovations.

The honest answer is that bathroom costs vary a fair amount, and anyone quoting a fixed figure before seeing the room is guessing. What moves the price most is the size of the room, whether you're going for a wet room (tanking and drainage work push the cost up compared with a standard shower tray), how much of the existing plumbing and electrics can stay where it is versus how much needs moving, and how much tiling is involved. A straightforward like-for-like suite swap in a room where the pipework doesn't need to move is at the cheaper end. A full reconfiguration, a wet room conversion, or work in a period property where pipework and floor joists throw up surprises once opened up, costs more. Optional extras like natural stone tiling or underfloor heating add to the total but are priced separately once you've chosen them, so they never get buried in a headline figure. Because of all that, a proper quote needs a site visit rather than a phone estimate, and that's what the written contract stage is for, so you know the full price before anything is booked in.

Not every enquiry we get is a full bathroom renovation, and this page exists because of that. A fair share of what comes in is a landlord needing a shower retiled and resealed before a new tenant moves in, or a leak traced and fixed without touching the rest of the room, and treating that as its own smaller job rather than a scaled-down version of a full fit matters, because it's priced and scheduled on its own terms instead of being padded out to look worthwhile. That matters more than usual for landlords with properties in the student and HMO-heavy areas around Lenton, Dunkirk and Radford, where a bathroom often has to be back in service inside a fixed changeover window between tenancies, and where gas and electrical work carries a paper trail you need on file: a Gas Safe registered engineer's sign-off if a boiler's involved, Part P notification if the electrical work is notifiable. Because plumbing, gas and electrical work here is carried out in-house to NVQ Level 2/City & Guilds, Gas Safe and Part P standards regardless of whether the job's a repair or a five-week renovation, that paperwork is consistent either way, and you're not left explaining to a new tenant or a letting inspection why a cheaper single job wasn't done to the same standard as the last full refit.

Nottingham is home ground, and it's where most of our bathroom fitting, wet room and renovation work happens week to week, across Nottinghamshire, into Derby and Derbyshire, and out to Doncaster. Nottingham's housing stock varies a lot street to street, which changes what a job actually involves: Victorian and Edwardian terraces around areas like Sherwood and Mapperley often have narrow stud partition walls and older lead or galvanised pipework that needs replacing rather than just connecting to, while 1930s semis further out tend to have more room to reconfigure a layout without structural work. We also do a fair amount of work for landlords with properties around the student and HMO belt near Lenton, Dunkirk and Radford, close to the universities, where the priority is usually a hard-wearing, easy-to-clean bathroom that can go back into use quickly rather than a show-home finish, and turnaround time between tenancies matters as much as the spec. If you're a landlord with more than one property needing work, we can talk through phasing it so you're not taking every unit out of use at the same time.

A bathroom left half-finished, or fitted by whoever was free that week, tends to cost more to sort out later than it would have to get right the first time, particularly once tiling or tanking is involved. Get in touch to arrange a visit, whether that's for a full renovation or just the one service you need, and you'll walk away with a written quote covering exactly what's included, what it costs, and when it'll be done, backed by our 5-Year Labour and Installation Guarantee.

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