Name: Bathroom Fitter
Brand: HaMuch
SKU: bathroom-fitter
Rating: 4.78 (20 reviews)

Find local affordable B31 bathroom fitters

Cheapest £26/hour & £208/day (D B Plumbing And Heating) to £50/hour & £293/day (APM Plumbing Heating & Electrical) - average £44/hour & £264/day

Sort by rates or availability

"Hello: 1. I need to re-seal the grout in some of my shower room tile. Not all the tiles needs sealing, just some of them. 2. My bath panel has pulled out partially. I need to keep it in place so it doesn’t keep pulling away from the bath. It was sealed previously but I need something..." - B32, job posted 30/07/26

"New bathroom to include walk in shower with seat" - B32, job posted 27/05/26

"Shower door to be re-fitted" - B17, job posted 01/05/26

"We have purchased the tiles for downstairs wc we need them fitting there is some boxing in and we also need advise on what toilet and sink we need we will purchase it but we require it all fitting if job goes well there is also the upstairs main bathroom that needs complete tilling and new suite" - B32, job posted 30/12/25

"Cost to fit a new bathroom in garage. Partial garage conversion" - B90, job posted 04/10/25

"Bathroom cladding installation" - B14, job posted 09/09/25

"Wet room installation" - B68, job posted 03/09/25

"Relocation of upstairs bathroom to downstairs, supply and fit new bath, WC, basin and pipe works capping of old bathroom" - B68, job posted 29/07/25

"Cost to fit a new bathroom, Cost to install a wetroom" - B30, job posted 11/07/25

"Bathroom upvc cladding installed" - KINGS NORTON, job posted 23/05/25

"Take old bath out, fit the new bath in." - B12, job posted 17/05/25

"Refit family bathroom Update utility room Install new en-suite bathroom with toilet basins bath and shower Install new shower room with shower toilet and basin" - B13, job posted 21/04/25

"Looking for bathroom fitters for whole bathroom. I would appreciate it if you could provide me with a breakdown of the costs for both labour and materials. Some details about the project: • Size of the bathroom: about 3m x 2.5m, standard family bathroom • Existing setup: current suite..." - B13, job posted 03/04/25

"I want to install a bathroom shower and thermostat heating shower then remove the old bathtub" - B38, job posted 11/09/24

"Fit under the stairs toilet. Currently used as a storage that has light. Also to include fan, towel heater and tiling. Upon completion a certificate that work done complies with building regulations." - B30, job posted 03/09/24

"I want to fit a shower and remove the bathub" - B13, job posted 31/05/24

"Ensuite refurbishment,replace shower cubicle ,shower,toilet and new tiling" - B45, job posted 25/02/24

What are the best ways to avoid problems when paying the Bathroom Fitter?

The most important thing is do avoid handing over cash or paying large sums in advance. Be wary of paying cash for a cheaper job, i.e. to avoid VAT, you may be going down a slippery slope of not doing things properly which may eventually mean your job is also not done properly.

Agree when you intend to pay, ideally after you are satisfied with the completed job. If it is a big job agree a schedule of staged payments which is fair to both parties.

To avoid bad tradespeople and to ensure you can find them should they not answer a mobile;

Get proper contact details and check them yourself
Check if the company is verified on the Companies House website
Get phone details, ideally a land line or 0800 number and check it
Get a physical office address

Before the job starts should I agree standards of quality and behaviour?

Get quotes in writing by email or in person if possible. Getting quotes online or by text is ok (make sure you accept the offer by replying). For large projects make a written agreement, schedule of works and snagging plans as part of a working document. Also;

Agree expected quality of workmanship and materials in advance
When will work start and when will project be finished, what happens if project over runs ?
How long is the guarantee on work and materials eg 12 months
Discuss onsite behaviour in advance (no smoking, swearing or using mobile phones for non-work purposes)
Agree that your Bathroom Fitter will remove all debris and rubbish and what level of tidying up you want after job

Compare B31 bathroom fitters rates

Compare B31 bathroom fitters rates (excluding VAT or callout charges)
Location in UK	Hourly Rate	Daily Rate
Bathroom Fitters near Halesowen	£45	£267
Bathroom Fitters near Oldbury	£47	£270
Bathroom Fitters near Smethwick	£49	£268
Bathroom Fitters near Rowley Regis	£45	£267
Bathroom Fitters near Birmingham	£47	£267
Bathroom Fitters near Bromsgrove	£46	£272
Bathroom Fitters near West Bromwich	£45	£266
Bathroom Fitters near Brierley Hill	£45	£270
Bathroom Fitters near Stourbridge	£44	£268
Bathroom Fitters near Solihull	£44	£266

Job estimates from bathroom fitters near you

You want your bathroom to be a relaxing and peaceful place to enjoy a sumptuous bath or a refreshing shower – but it won’t be a tranquil experience if you know you overspent! Take a look at our cost guides to get an idea of how much you should expect to spend on a range of bathroom jobs in your area.

New bathroom - £4,650

Bathroom cladding installation - £320

Install a wet room - £795

Home sauna installation - £2,325

Fit a downstairs toilet - £1,110

More bathroom cost guides...

People in B31 searching for a Bathroom Fitter also viewed...

Painter and Decorator

The Largest Database of UK Trade Rates

At HaMuch we know what tradespeople charge because we have the largest database of rates anywhere in the UK. If you want quotes for jobs at the right price for you, post your jobs with HaMuch and get your home improvements kickstarted straight away!

Appliance Repair Specialist

Conservatory Specialist