Bathroom renovation and installation in Edinburgh, supplied and fitted as one coordinated project. Your written quotation sets out the agreed strip-out, plumbing, electrics, ventilation, waterproofing, tiling and finishes.
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Our indicative range for a fully managed bathroom renovation in Edinburgh is £12,000–£36,000 including VAT (£10,000–£30,000 plus VAT). The lower end is for a straightforward refit, such as a suitable modern property. Older tenement bathrooms usually start nearer £18,000 including VAT (£15,000 plus VAT).
The service suits a complete room rather than isolated repairs: strip-out, plumbing, electrics, ventilation, waterproofing, tiling, sanitaryware, joinery and decoration. The quotation records which parts are included.
Layout changes, the condition of concealed services, tile coverage, sanitaryware and specialist finishes usually move the price. Structural work, a relocated WC or a material change to drainage may need a building warrant.
Edinburgh is our regular service area. Ask about a project outside the city before arranging a visit.
We build the agreed room design as one coordinated system: water supply, waste, electrics, ventilation, waterproofing, surfaces, storage and final fittings. Where design input is needed, clients appoint their own bathroom or interior designer; we review the agreed layout and specification for buildability before first fix.
Three Edinburgh settings we assess differently:
A bathroom may be unusable for part of the job. Before fixing the programme, the occupation discussion covers whether it is the only bathroom and whether essential services and safe access can be maintained.
The project contract identifies the variation approval, handover checks, snagging route and records for that scope.
Bathroom work is frequently one room inside a bigger job. Where the kitchen is changing at the same time, the kitchen renovation page explains the parallel sequencing; where the plan adds space or converts a garage, house extensions, loft conversions and garage conversions each set out what the shell work involves. Where the property is listed, listed building renovation explains the professional and consent boundaries for the work.
A wet room makes the floor and drainage part of the shower system. A walk-in shower can instead use a low-profile or raised tray with an open screen. The right answer depends on the floor structure, waste fall, room size, waterproofing detail, ventilation and what sits below.
Three details decide whether a level-access arrangement is sensible:
A bathroom is often one room inside a larger job. Where the rest of the property is coming apart at the same time, the whole-property renovation page sets out how services and structure are sequenced across rooms, and the tenement renovation page covers the shared drainage, stair access and factor questions a flat above another flat brings. If the bathroom is the only room changing, the scope above is the one that applies, and fitted storage around it is bespoke joinery.
These are indicative 2026 homeowner totals including VAT at the current 20% standard rate; the underlying plus-VAT bands are retained in brackets. The written quotation uses the measured room and chosen specification.
| Typical scope | Homeowner total, including VAT (underlying band plus VAT) |
|---|---|
| Like-for-like refit with mid-range sanitaryware and ceramic tiling | £12,000–£14,400 including VAT (£10,000–£12,000 plus VAT) |
| Full strip-out, some layout change, walk-in shower or broader tile coverage | £14,400–£24,000 including VAT (£12,000–£20,000 plus VAT) |
| Underfloor heating, bespoke vanity, specialist surfaces or higher specification | £24,000–£36,000 including VAT (£20,000–£30,000 plus VAT) |
Projects with extensive structural work, microcement, smart controls or unusual access can pass £36,000 including VAT (£30,000 plus VAT). Keeping service positions and settling the specification before ordering usually controls cost more effectively than reducing concealed-work quality.
A small selection from the existing, published bathroom renovation feedback.
We had our bathroom torn out and rebuilt from scratch. Some co-ordination was required with other tradesmen to fix some rot; sweet homes were flexible to accommodate this. Brunon and his team worked with us from the start to advise, assist with furnishing selection, and giving a realistic timeline. Throughout the work they were hard-working, friendly, tidy and professional. We are delighted with the end result; high quality finish and attention to detail. We would definitely recommend their services.
Verified Edinburgh Trusted Trader review
Leak investigation and refitting two bathrooms, redecoration on living room. Excellent work with amazing attention to detail. The crew were all a delight and cleaned up after themselves every evening, they were friendly and happy in their work and that showed in the end result. Would gladly recommend this company.
Verified Edinburgh Trusted Trader review
Existing project photographs from the bathroom portfolio.
Contemporary bathroom renovation, Edinburgh
Bathroom renovation, Morningside
Completed bathroom fitting, Edinburgh
Marble bathroom renovation, Edinburgh
We supply and fit every job. We do not offer labour-only work and we do not offer fit-only work, because one firm owning both the materials and the workmanship gives you one clear line of responsibility. The whole sequence, from first call to handover, is set out on how we work.
Do you supply and fit the whole bathroom?
We price the agreed bathroom as a complete supply-and-fit project. If you have chosen sanitaryware, tiles or fittings, send the product codes so we can purchase them and include them in the quotation. You appoint your own bathroom or interior designer where design input is needed.
What is the difference between a wet room and a walk-in shower?
A wet room uses a waterproofed floor with falls to an integrated drain. A walk-in shower can use a tray and open screen. Both can reduce visual barriers, but the floor build-up and drainage requirements are different.
Can an Edinburgh flat have a wet room?
Sometimes. The joists, floor depth, waste route, ceiling below, waterproofing and approvals need checking first. Where a true level floor is not sensible, a low-profile shower tray may provide a more controlled solution.
When is a wet room unsuitable?
It may be unsuitable where the structure cannot accept the required falls, drainage cannot be routed reliably, the room is too small to control splash, or the disruption and risk are disproportionate to the benefit. The surveyed room determines the recommendation.
How long does a bathroom renovation take?
Most take three to five weeks. A straightforward ensuite can be nearer three weeks; complex plumbing, structural work or specialist finishes can extend the programme. The expected sequence is set out before work starts.
Can we stay at home while the bathroom is being renovated?
Often yes, but the practical answer depends on whether it is the only bathroom and how long each fitting will be unavailable. We discuss temporary arrangements and the disruptive stages before agreeing the programme.
Do I need a building warrant for a bathroom renovation?
The answer depends on the proposed work and any applicable exceptions. The homeowner’s appointed architect or warrant professional checks the route and the verifier decides the application. Sweet Homes flags a possible interface and prices the approved construction information.
What happens if you find something unexpected?
The project contract identifies how concealed findings, design referrals, variation approval and any effect on price or programme are handled for that scope.
How is a site visit arranged?
Send the property details, photographs and the work you have in mind. We reply by email, then arrange a free twenty-minute phone call to check the scope. A site visit follows where useful, with any fee agreed before the visit. The written quotation sets out the agreed work.
What happens at handover?
The project contract identifies the handover checks, snagging route, records, workmanship terms and aftercare for that scope.
Why do you not offer labour-only work, or fit materials we buy ourselves?
No. We supply and fit every job, whatever its size. We do not offer labour-only work and we do not offer fit-only work. When one firm buys the materials and carries out the work, you have one clear line of responsibility if something goes wrong, rather than an argument between the product and the fitting. If you have already chosen products, send the product codes and we will buy those exact items and include them in the quotation.
How soon can works start?
Works are scheduled at least four weeks from your first enquiry. The first step is a short phone call, then a site visit, then a written quotation. The start date is agreed once you have accepted the quotation.
Let us know the property and what you want done, including whether this is the only bathroom in the home. Our team replies by email and arranges a short call to work through the detail before any site visit.
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Project responsibility
Brunon oversees project programmes across Edinburgh and is typically available by phone or email. The staff assigned to your job handle the day-to-day site work independently within the agreed scope, with the responsible contact confirmed before work starts.
Customer feedback
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