Ensuites Aberdeen - Claude's Tradesmen

An ensuite can make everyday life much easier, giving you a bathroom that is more private, more convenient and better suited to busy mornings. We have refurbished many ensuites in Aberdeen, including very compact and awkward spaces, so we know how to design them properly around the room, the layout and the way you want to use it day to day.

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More Convenience Every Day

Having a bathroom directly connected to the bedroom makes everyday routines much easier. An ensuite can save time in the morning, reduce waiting, and make the whole home feel more practical.

Makes Better Use of Small Spaces

Many ensuites are compact, so the layout matters even more. With the right design, even a small room can feel comfortable, practical and surprisingly spacious.

More Privacy for Your Home

An ensuite gives you a more private bathroom space, which can make everyday living more comfortable for you and for the rest of the household.

Designed Around Your Room

No two ensuites are the same. Some have sloped ceilings, awkward corners, boxed-in pipework or very limited floor space. We plan the layout around the room so the finished result works properly rather than just looking good on paper.

Easier to Keep Clean

A well-designed ensuite should not just look good on the day it is finished. It should also be easy to live with. We always think about cleaning, access, storage and how the room will work in real life.

Fixed Price, No Hidden Extras

You receive a fixed-price quote, so you know exactly what you are investing in. No vague allowances, no unexpected extras, and no surprise costs later.

How much is an ensuite?

Prices start from around £7 000 (including VAT) for a straightforward refurbishment, with panels throughout and a similar layout.

Will I have a step for the shower?

It depends on your existing plumbing setup. If your current shower is level with the floor, it’s likely we can maintain that. However, if there’s already a step, we may or may not be able to remove it—this will depend on several factors, including drainage and floor structure.

Can I get a pocket door?

A pocket door is a brilliant space-saving feature for an ensuite, and in most cases, we can install one. While the cost is slightly higher — typically between £800 and £1,000 — it can make a big difference to the overall layout, especially in tighter spaces where a traditional door might get in the way.

What kind of enclosures can I get?

The most common types of enclosures are rectangular and quadrant, both available in a range of finishes and styles to suit your space. One option we often recommend—especially when dealing with more complex layouts—is a three-sided enclosure, which can be a clever solution in certain designs.

Can I change an electric shower to a thermostatic shower?

In most cases, yes—especially if you have a good combi boiler. If your home has a gravity-fed system with a tank in the loft, you may need to install a pump to achieve decent water pressure.

Can I change a shower from boiler to electric?

Technically yes, but it’s quite involved. We’d need to run a 10mm cable all the way back to the consumer unit, which typically means making access holes every metre or so to fish the cable through the wall. That’s in a modern timber-framed house—if the property is built with solid brick walls, surface-mounted trunking would likely be needed instead. Unless absolutely necessary, it’s often not worth the disruption and cost.

Are panels or tiles better?

UPVC panels are generally more affordable and easier to maintain, making them a practical choice for many bathrooms. Tiles, on the other hand, offer a more classic, high-end look—but they do come at a higher cost and require a bit more upkeep. That said, when using large-format tiles with epoxy grout, they can actually outperform panels in both quality and ease of cleaning—though this option tends to cost more than twice as much.

Is vinyl click flooring or tiles better?

We generally recommend vinyl click flooring, as it’s more affordable than tiles and feels warmer underfoot. The main situations where we’d suggest tiles instead are if you’re having a wetroom (where tiles are essential), if you’re planning underfloor heating (as tiles conduct heat more efficiently), or if you’re aiming for the most premium finish—tiles do have a slight edge in terms of overall appearance.

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