A bathroom renovation touches every trade at once: plumbing, tiling, electrics for the shower and extractor, plastering, and the final fit of the suite. I handle all of it myself, so there is no waiting between trades or chasing different people for updates.
Most jobs start with a full strip-out, including any old tiling, sanitaryware and pipework that needs moving. I re-board and tank wet areas properly before tiling goes on, which matters more in an older Peterborough semi with solid walls than it does in a newer build. From there it is first fix plumbing, tiling floor to ceiling or to a set height, then the suite, taps and shower go in last.
A full bathroom refit typically runs from £3,500 to £6,000 depending on size and fittings, with wet rooms and larger family bathrooms costing more. A downstairs cloakroom or ensuite is usually £1,800 to £2,800. Every quote is itemised so you can see what you are paying for materials and labour separately.