How much does a new bathroom cost?
A full bathroom installation typically costs around £5,500 in 2026, ranging from about £3,500 for a budget refit to £9,000+ for premium fittings or a full reconfiguration. Here’s where the money goes and how to check your quote is fair.
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Prices vary across the UK — London and the South East run highest, the North, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland tend to be lower. Here’s the typical range for a full bathroom installation by region in 2026:
| Region | Typical range | Average |
|---|---|---|
| London & South East | £4,550 – £11,700 | £7,150 |
| South & Midlands | £3,500 – £9,000 | £5,500 |
| North England | £3,080 – £7,920 | £4,840 |
| Scotland | £3,150 – £8,100 | £4,950 |
| Wales | £3,045 – £7,830 | £4,785 |
| Northern Ireland | £2,975 – £7,650 | £4,675 |
Figures are indicative 2026 UK averages for guidance. Your actual quote depends on the specifics of your property and job.
What affects the price?
- Fittings and finish — budget suites vs premium tiles, fixtures and showers make a big difference.
- Whether the layout changes — moving the toilet, bath or basin needs new plumbing and costs more.
- Tiling area and quality.
- Removing the old bathroom and disposing of waste.
- Your region — London bathrooms run well above the UK average.
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