BATHROOM REFURBISHMENT · ABERDEEN & SURROUNDING AREAS
A clearer budget.
A bathroom worth coming home to.
A new bathroom is a considered purchase. You deserve to understand where the money goes, which choices affect the price and what you’ll get for your budget.
Our guide budgets are £8,000–£10,000, £10,000–£14,000 and £14,000+, depending on the room and the work. Below, we explain what sits behind those figures.
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START WITH A REALISTIC RANGE
How much should you budget?
Our guide ranges give you a starting point for a complete bathroom refurbishment. The size of the room matters, but the amount of work and your chosen specification matter too.
A fresh start for a smaller room
Smaller bathrooms or straightforward refurbishments. A useful starting range when you want to replace a tired room and make everyday use easier.
A layout that already works can help keep the scope simpler.
Make more of the space you have
Medium-sized bathrooms or more involved refurbishments. Think about the shower space, storage and layout improvements that would make the biggest difference.
The balance between building work and product choices varies by room.
More scope to make it your own
Larger bathrooms, premium specifications or particularly complex projects. More individual furniture, finishes and design details can increase the overall budget.
The “+” matters: the final cost depends on the work you choose.
SEE WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES
Your budget covers
the whole finished room.
The bath, shower and furniture are the visible part. Preparing the room and fitting everything properly are a substantial part of a refurbishment too. Our quotations separate the main elements so you can understand the whole project.
The things you use every day
Main products: the fittings and finishes specified in your quotation, such as your bath or shower, toilet, basin, furniture, wall finishes, flooring and lighting.
The catalogue links in your offer help you explore the included choices. This is where the look and everyday feel of your bathroom come together.
The work that brings it together
Labour: the work needed to complete the agreed refurbishment. Depending on the scope, this can cover removal, preparation, plumbing, electrical work, joinery, fitting, tiling and finishing.
Our in-house team coordinates the work, so you don’t have to find and organise each trade separately.
The essentials behind the finish
Installation materials: boards, timber, pipework, fittings, adhesives, grout, sealants, fixings and other materials needed for your particular installation.
These are easy to overlook when adding up the price of a bathroom suite, but they help turn a collection of products into a properly finished room.
Taking the old room away
Waste disposal: dealing with the old fittings, removed finishes and waste created during the work. This is shown separately in our quotation.
If you would prefer to arrange disposal yourself, discuss it with us first so the responsibility and any price adjustment are clear.
Your own quotation is the reference for what is included. The examples above explain the categories; they do not mean every listed item is required or included in every bathroom.
WHY TWO SIMILAR-SIZED ROOMS CAN COST DIFFERENT AMOUNTS
What changes the price?
A photograph shows the finish. A quotation visit helps us understand the work needed to get there.
Keeping or changing the layout
Keeping fittings in useful positions can reduce the amount of alteration. Moving a toilet, shower or bath may involve more drainage, pipework and work to the floor or walls. If the layout is what makes your current room awkward, changing it may still be the best use of your budget.
The room underneath the old fittings
Walls, floors, pipework and the existing installation affect the preparation needed. A small bathroom needing substantial preparation can involve more work than a larger room with a simpler scope.
How much surface needs finishing
Room size, wall coverage, tile or panel choice and the amount of cutting and detailing all matter. Fully tiling a room is a different scope from tiling a shower area and using another finish elsewhere.
The shower or bathing arrangement
A bath with a shower above, a separate enclosure and a wetroom each involve different products and installation work. Drainage, floor construction, waterproofing and screen arrangements need to suit the room.
Furniture and storage
A ready-made vanity and a fitted run of furniture solve different problems. Custom storage, recessed shelves and awkward spaces can need additional joinery and finishing, but may also make the room much more useful.
Finishes and extra comforts
Tap finishes, mirrors, lighting, heating and other upgrades can change the specification. Some choices are already within your included ranges; others are optional extras. Your quotation and upgrade options make that distinction clear.
PUT YOUR BUDGET WHERE YOU’LL FEEL THE BENEFIT
Spend thoughtfully. Enjoy it every day.
Ways to keep the scope manageable
- Keep a layout that already works. Avoid moving fittings simply for the sake of a change.
- Explore the included product ranges first. You may find the style you want without adding an upgrade.
- Decide what really needs improving. A clear list of priorities makes it easier to discuss a simpler specification.
- Ask us to review the scope. If the quotation is above your budget, we can discuss whether changes would make a worthwhile difference.
Improvements worth weighing up
- Comfortable showering space if your current bath or enclosure feels cramped or awkward.
- Storage in the right place if clutter makes the room difficult to use.
- Finishes that suit your cleaning routine so the room is easier to live with.
- Warmth, light and ventilation for a room that feels comfortable and works well beyond the first few weeks.
Tell us both your comfortable budget and your main priorities. If you’re unsure of a budget, that’s fine too—we can talk it through at your quotation visit.
We avoid giving blanket savings figures: a change only saves money if it reduces the products or work your particular room needs.
CHOOSE THE SUPPORT AND SPECIFICATION THAT SUIT YOU
Packages and upgrades explained
Your quotation lets you compare Value, Balanced and Premium for your own bathroom. Use the written offer to compare the full scope, product ranges, price and any upgrade credit.
Value
1-year warrantyA budget-conscious option focused on the essentials of your agreed refurbishment.
Balanced
3-year warrantyIncludes 3D design and credit towards upgrades, with the allowance shown in your quotation.
Premium
5-year warrantyIncludes 3D design and a larger upgrade credit, with the allowance shown in your quotation.
Package warranties cover our workmanship and the products we supply and install, subject to the terms and maintenance requirements. Choosing a product labelled “premium” does not itself change your package warranty.
Included choices
Choosing products from the ranges included in your quotation keeps your agreed price the same. You can still make the bathroom feel personal through your choice of colours, fittings and finishes.
Optional upgrades
Extras such as underfloor heating or a different product specification can be considered separately. Check each upgrade’s price and how any package credit applies before deciding. You do not have to take every upgrade suggested in your offer.
For a fair comparison, look at the package total alongside the upgrades you actually want. Your quotation confirms the credit available and how it applies..
COMPARE THE COMPLETE JOB
What to check when comparing quotations
Two headline prices can cover very different work. These checks help you compare what you’ll receive and what you’ll need to arrange yourself.
The scope: are removal, preparation, fitting and final finishing clearly described?
The products: are the fittings, sizes, ranges and wall and floor finishes comparable?
The supporting costs: are installation materials and waste disposal accounted for?
The final total: is it clear how VAT, allowances and any optional extras are treated?
The organisation: who coordinates the trades, products and deliveries?
The protection: what is fixed, when is payment due, and what does the warranty cover?
KNOW WHERE YOU STAND BEFORE WORK STARTS
A fixed price for the agreed work.
No deposit to secure your booking.
When your price is secured
Once you accept your quotation and we confirm your installation date, the price for your agreed work is fixed. Increases in our material or labour costs before the start are not passed on to you.
Our fixed-price commitment also covers issues we uncover while carrying out the agreed refurbishment.
If you ask for additional work, change the scope or choose an optional upgrade, we discuss that separately. A fixed quotation covers the work agreed, rather than every later addition you might want.
Payment and timing
We do not take a deposit. Your invoice is issued once the work is completed.
Quotations are valid for 7 days, and installation dates are subject to availability until confirmed. An expired quotation needs a fresh review; its price and availability cannot be assumed to remain the same.
Most projects take 5–8 working days. The agreed scope, layout changes and drying times can affect the programme, which we discuss for your room.
THE PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
A little more clarity before you decide
Is £8,000 a guaranteed starting price?
No. £8,000–£10,000 is a guide range for smaller or straightforward refurbishments, not a promise that every small bathroom can be completed at the bottom of that range. We assess your room and proposed work before preparing the quotation.
Does a small bathroom always cost less?
Not necessarily. Small rooms still need the main fittings and several trades. Difficult access, layout changes, preparation or a more detailed specification can outweigh the saving from having less wall or floor area.
Can I use these prices for a bath-to-shower conversion?
These ranges are for complete refurbishments. A conversion needs its own scope: bath removal, the new shower, drainage, plumbing and the surrounding surfaces that need finishing. We assess those details rather than applying a full-room guide automatically.
Can I supply my own products to reduce the price?
Some customer-supplied products can be accommodated by prior agreement. We generally prefer to supply most items so we can check compatibility, coordinate deliveries and provide aftercare. A lower purchase price is only one part of the comparison.
Customer-supplied products are not covered by our product warranty. Labour to remove or refit a faulty customer-supplied product is also not covered. Discuss any items you want to supply before purchasing them.
Can I choose more affordable products or remove upgrades?
Yes—use the options in your quotation and discuss your priorities with us. Choosing within your included catalogue ranges keeps the quoted price the same; it does not automatically create a discount. Optional upgrades can be considered separately, and any revised scope or price needs to be agreed.
Will you add charges if you uncover problems?
Our price is fixed for the agreed work once your quotation is accepted and your installation date confirmed, including issues uncovered during that work. Additional work you request or upgrades you choose are separate decisions, with any change in cost discussed.
Can you give an accurate price from photos?
Photos are helpful for an initial conversation, but they cannot show all the conditions that affect the work. A quotation visit lets us assess the room, talk through your priorities and prepare a price for your proposed bathroom.
What if the quotation is more than I hoped to spend?
Tell us. We can look at the proposed scope, included options and upgrades with you to see whether a different balance is possible. Start with what matters most and what you would be comfortable changing; a smaller headline price is only useful if the resulting bathroom still meets your needs.
Do I need to decide every product before the visit?
No. It helps to know what you want to improve, but you do not need a complete shopping list. Your quotation links to the relevant product ranges. Final selections are needed at least 10 days before installation for Value, or 21 days for a package including 3D design.
A PRICE FOR YOUR ROOM, YOUR IDEAS AND YOUR PRIORITIES
Let’s work out what makes sense for you.
Tell us what you would like to change. We’ll look at your bathroom, discuss the possibilities and prepare a clear quotation so you can make a considered decision.
Book a free quotation visitBook when you’re seriously considering the work and expect to be able to decide within seven days of receiving your quotation. Visits are subject to project suitability and availability. By requesting a quote, you agree to our Terms and Conditions.