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Bathroom Fitters in Scotland

Browse all our local bathroom fitters that serve the area in and around Scotland. Find a bathroom fitter that can renovate your bathroom, convert to a wet room or add an en-suite

Scotland bathroom fitters

B&M Joinery

Covering Paisley, Johnstone, Renfrew, Glasgow and surrounding areas

B&M Joinery is a well-established company with a strong reputation for providing a wide range of service. the team specialises in creating bespoke solutions for homeowners, including accessible kitchens, ...

Services & skills:
  • Bathroom Refurbishment / Remodelling
  • Bath Resurfacing
  • Bathroom Supply & Fit
  • Bathroom Suppliers
  • Bathroom Planning
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JOB Done

Covering Belford, Bamburgh, Chathill, Seahouses and surrounding areas

Job Done are providing services including and covering a 30 mile radius of Alnwick

Services & skills:
  • Bathrooms
  • Bathroom Refurbishment / Remodelling
  • Disabled Bathrooms / Showers

24 hour callout, Clean and tidy, Domestic and commercial projects, Efficient timescales

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Bathrooms Services

  • Bathrooms
  • Bathroom Refurbishment / Remodelling
  • Wet Room Installation
  • Disabled Bathrooms / Showers
  • Shower Fitters
  • Bathroom Showrooms
  • Bath Resurfacing
  • Bathroom Cladding
  • Bathroom Supply & Fit
  • Bathroom Suppliers
  • Emergency Bathroom Service
  • Bathroom Designer
  • Bathroom Mastic Sealant
  • Cloakrooms
  • Bathroom Planning
  • Bathroom Specialists
  • Bathroom Worktops

Find a Trusted Bathroom Fitter in Scotland

Whether you need a simple suite swap, full bathroom installation, or a luxury wet-room conversion, Top Tradespeople makes it easy to find trusted local Scotland bathroom fitters ready to help.

You can compare quotes, check reviews, and hire a professional bathroom fitter.

Average Bathroom Fitter Costs in Scotland

Hiring a professional bathroom fitter in Scotland typically costs around £180–£300 per day for labour, and a full bathroom installation (labour + materials) in the UK averages around £5,000–£7,000, though this can rise significantly with premium fixtures and layout changes.
Sources indicate:

  • Labour day-rate: ~ £150–£250/day for standard work.
     
  • For a full bathroom installation (materials + labour) the average UK cost is around £6,600 in 2025.
     
  • Smaller tasks like installing a pedestal basin: quoted around £160–£210.
     

Ensure the quote includes all major trades, materials and scaffold/access, and pick someone with good credentials and references.

Example Prices in Scotland

Here’s a useful guide to what typical bathroom-fitting projects cost. Final pricing will vary depending on bathroom size, material quality, layout changes and region.

Bathroom Service

Average Cost

Install a pedestal basin with taps only

£160–£210

Full small bathroom installation (budget finish)

£4,500–£6,000

Full mid-range bathroom renovation

£5,000–£9,000

Full high-spec bathroom/wet room

£10,000+ (up to £14,000+ for large/complex) 

Labour only for average bathroom (6–8 days)

~£1,500–£4,000 depending on scope

Labour day rate for a bathroom fitter

£150–£300/day typical

Removing old suite and disposal

£600–£1,000 for full removal

Tiling and waterproofing per m² (walls/floors)

~£100–£120 per m² (labour + materials) for average tiling job

How to Choose the Right Bathroom Fitter in Scotland

Before hiring, check the essentials:

  • Read customer reviews – See how other homeowners rate their finish, reliability, cleanliness and timeline.
     
  • Check credentials – Are they experienced specifically with bathrooms and wet rooms? Do they have public liability insurance and references for similar jobs?
     
  • Compare multiple written quotes – Get at least three quotes to compare cost, scope (labour + materials + trades included) and timescale.
     
  • Inspect the quote’s detail – Does it cover waste removal, materials/upgrades, moving plumbing or electrics, tiling, heating/flooring, access/scaffolding?
     
  • Check finish and materials specification – High-spec tiles, baths or wet rooms will increase cost; keep layout unchanged to save money.
     
  • Beware very low quotes – If a quote is far below typical range, check what’s omitted (e.g., repositioning plumbing, waterproofing, tile removal, structural alterations)