Bathroom fitters for south London homes.
Full installations, wetrooms and walk-in showers — surveyed free, quoted fixed, built in two to three weeks by one team. Prices published, not hidden.
Six services, priced in the open
Every price on this site is a guide range you can plan against — and every job is quoted fixed after a free survey. Guide ranges for budgeting, excluding VAT. We confirm a fixed price after a free home survey.
Bathroom installation
Complete rip-out and refit — plumbing, electrics, tiling and fit-out, one team start to finish.
Wetrooms
Fully tanked, level-access wetrooms — designed and built to not leak, with the paperwork to prove it.
Small bathrooms
Making tight Victorian and flat bathrooms work harder — layout, storage and light, not just new tiles.
Walk-in showers
Bath-to-shower conversions and low-level walk-in showers — done in days, certified properly.
En-suites
New en-suites carved out of bedrooms, lofts and landings — drainage, ventilation and all.
Accessible bathrooms
Level-access showers, walk-in baths and adapted bathrooms that look like bathrooms, not wards.
What a bathroom actually costs here
A full bathroom renovation in south London runs £5,000–£9,000 excluding VAT and the suite. A like-for-like swap starts around £3,500, a wetroom £7,000–£12,000, and converting a bath to a walk-in shower £2,800–£5,500. The national figures you see online are labour-only averages for straight swaps — the gap is the invisible work: waterproofing, first-fix and certification.
The full breakdown — including what B&Q and Wickes charge, what a rip-out costs and where budgets actually go — is on the cost guide and in 38 honest answers across our FAQs.
Get your fixed quote
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Wetrooms that don't leak. Provably.
Wetroom horror stories all start the same way: partial tanking, no flood test, covered up with beautiful tiles. We tank the whole room, photograph every stage, and flood-test the floor for 24 hours before tiling — you get the photos with your paperwork.
- Formed falls engineered into the floor — including timber floors upstairs
- Full-room membrane, every penetration collared and sealed
- 24-hour flood test, photographed, before a single tile goes down
Survey to certificate, one team
Free survey
We measure, check your water system and drainage, and talk through layouts — at your home, no charge.
Fixed quote
A written specification and a fixed price against it. The price we agree is the price you pay.
The build
Two to three weeks for a full renovation, programme supplied, water on every evening.
Handover
Certificates for the notifiable work, product warranties registered, and a snag visit that actually happens.
Eight towns, one patch
Each town page covers what its housing actually means for bathroom work — the floors, the water systems, the leases. A Victorian terrace in Lewisham and a 1930s semi in Sutton are different jobs before a tile is chosen.
Bathroom fitters in Croydon
CR0, CR2, CR7 · Croydon
Bathroom fitters in Bromley
BR1, BR2, BR3 · Bromley
Bathroom fitters in Wimbledon
SW19, SW20 · Merton
Bathroom fitters in Kingston upon Thames
KT1, KT2 · Kingston upon Thames
Bathroom fitters in Wandsworth
SW18 · Wandsworth
Bathroom fitters in Greenwich
SE10, SE7 · Greenwich
Bathroom fitters in Lewisham
SE13, SE4, SE6 · Lewisham
Bathroom fitters in Sutton
SM1, SM2, SM3 · Sutton
38 questions, answered properly
What things cost, whether wetrooms leak, what B&Q charges, how to choose a fitter — written from doing the work, not from a content calendar.
Costs & budgets
What bathrooms, wetrooms and walk-in showers actually cost in south London in 2026 — honest ranges, what B&Q and Wickes charge, and what moves the number.
Wetrooms & showers
Wetrooms, walk-in showers and bath-to-shower conversions — what they cost, whether they leak, whether they add value, and which suits your house.
Regulations & practicalities
Building regulations, Part P electrics, extractor fans, windowless bathrooms, moving soil pipes and leasehold consent — the rules around bathroom work, explained plainly.
Small bathrooms & layouts
Making small south London bathrooms work: layout changes, fitting showers in tiny rooms, storage, mould, and whether moving things is worth the money.
Choosing a fitter
How to choose a bathroom fitter in south London, what installation really involves week by week, deposits and payments, and what to do when it goes wrong.
Pricing a bathroom in South London?
Two steps, about a minute: the project and postcode, then your contact details. We reply within one working day — or call 020 3051 9155.