Last updated on March 31st, 2022
Bathroom remodel cost guide
Bathrooms come in all shapes and sizes, and they’re one of the most used rooms in a home. That said, it’s not only practical to have your bathroom in a good condition, it will also add value to your property. In this guide, we look at the average bathroom remodel cost in the UK.

Bathrooms come in all shapes and sizes, and they’re one of the most used rooms in a home. That said, it’s not only practical to have your bathroom in a good condition, it will also add value to your property. In this guide, we look at the average bathroom remodel cost in the UK.
In addition to the total bathroom remodel costs, we’ll also look at shower remodel costs and bath remodel costs. And to help you make the most of your bathroom remodel project, we have a few tips to help you create the best possible bathroom for your home.
If you’re exploring your options and you need some inspiration, check out these bathroom ideas:
- Small bathroom ideas
- Bathroom floor ideas & bathroom tile ideas
- Bathroom storage ideas
- Bathroom cladding ideas
- Traditional bathroom ideas
How much does a bathroom remodel cost?
The cost of remodelling your bathroom can vary considerably, depending on the size and condition of your bathroom, and the quality of materials you choose. As a guide, you can expect to pay a total of £1,500 to £7,500 for the full bathroom remodel, including materials.
Item | Range - Low | Range - High | Average cost |
---|---|---|---|
Bathroom remodel | £1,500 | £7,500 | £4,500 |
Bath installation | - | - | £850 |
Standard shower installation | £350 | £600 | £500 |
Walk-in shower installation | £200 | £2,000 | £1,100 |
Our costs are ballpark averages – get a local tradesperson to quote now
The UK average bathroom remodel cost is around £4,500. For more information and prices on installing a new bathroom, check out our new bathroom cost guide.
Shower remodel cost
Is your shower looking tired and in need of sprucing up? For a standard shower unit, the average shower remodel cost in the UK is around £500 for installation.
If you’re going for a fully tiled, walk-in shower then you can expect the cost to be anywhere from £200 to £2,000. Find out more in our guide on the cost of walk-in shower installation.
Bath remodel cost
The average bath remodel cost to supply and install a new bathtub is around £850. The exact price you pay for the bath installation will depend on the size, style and quality of the bathtub you choose. For more details on pricing, read our bathtub installation cost guide.
Factors affecting the cost of remodelling a bathroom
There are a number of key factors that will affect your total bathroom remodel cost, including:
- Size and condition of your bathroom
- Quality of the materials you choose
- Number of units to be installed (bath, shower, basin, toilet, etc)
- Removal of the existing bathroom suite
- Any other prep work needed
- Any decoration work (tiling, plastering, painting)
- Where you live
Bathroom remodel estimate
We recommend obtaining at least three quotes from our trusted tradespeople. Our request a quote feature is perfect for this. All you have to do is post the details about the job you want doing and we’ll send it out to tradespeople in your local area. Try it out!
Quick tips for remodelling a bathroom
Here are some of our top tips for bathroom remodelling:
- Don’t cram in too much – Allow space in your bathroom to stand, dry yourself and move around without knocking into units.
- Include lots of storage – Clutter can quickly turn a beautiful new bathroom into an unsightly mess, so make sure you include storage to keep all your products hidden from sight.
- Let in as much natural light as possible – Natural light is great for creating the illusion of more space and can add impact to a gorgeous bathroom, especially roof glazing to save wall space.
- Embrace quality lighting – In addition to daylight, you’ll want to have excellent quality artificial lighting such as backlit mirrors (for anyone wanting to do their make-up in the bathroom) or other ambient lighting.
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