
Complete Bathroom Renovation
A cramped, dated bathroom redesigned for better use of space, then fully renovated from strip-out to final coat.
Read the full projectComplete bathroom renovations across Exeter and Devon, from strip-out to final coat, with every trade handled by one team.
We renovate bathrooms properly, from taking the old one out to the final coat of paint. That means the plumbing, the electrics, the tiling, the plastering and the decorating, all organised by us, in the right order, by people who have worked together before.
Most bathrooms are smaller than they need to be. Before we quote, we look at whether the layout is actually working, because moving a run of pipework is often the difference between a bathroom you tolerate and one you like.
We work across Exeter, Devon and the surrounding towns.

Every project is different, but a typical job with us covers:
Most companies won’t publish this. We will, because it saves everybody’s time. Our labour price comes first. The real projects below show what a finished bathroom has cost in total.
| Our labour | Price | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Bathroom refurbishment, labour only | £4,000–£7,000 + VAT | Depends on size and layout |
| Completed bathroom projects (total cost) | Price | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Bathroom renovation with leak detection, Exeter | £4,200 | 3 days |
| Walk-in shower room, Topsham | £11,500 | 4 weeks |
| Complete bathroom renovation, Exeter | £12,000 | 4 weeks |
Read our full guide: How much does a bathroom renovation cost in Exeter?
A rough shape of the work, so you know what to expect and when.
The old bathroom comes out. Plumbing and electrical first fix goes in, and any layout changes are made now.
Walls and floors are prepared and levelled, plastering is carried out, and everything is left ready for tiling.
Wall and floor tiling, then sanitaryware, screens, lighting and extraction are fitted.
Grouting, sealing, decorating, storage, final clean and a walk-through with you.
Every trade, handled
A job like this usually involves several different trades. We organise all of them, in the right order, so you are not the one making the phone calls.

A cramped, dated bathroom redesigned for better use of space, then fully renovated from strip-out to final coat.
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An existing bathroom in Topsham, completely redesigned and rebuilt as a modern walk-in shower room.
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A tired two-bedroom flat taken back to bare walls and rebuilt room by room, with every trade coordinated by one team.
Read the full projectOur labour for a bathroom refurbishment is usually £4,000–£7,000 plus VAT, depending on the size, layout and complexity of the room. Materials, fixtures and fittings are extra and depend on what you choose. As a guide, our finished bathrooms have cost from £4,200 for a compact bathroom to £12,000 for a complete renovation. Every quote is written and itemised before work starts.
For a complete renovation, plan on three to four weeks. A smaller refresh can be done in under a week. We tell you the schedule before we start and we tell you straight away if anything is going to shift.
No. That is the point of using us. We organise the plumbing, the electrics, the tiling, the plastering and the decorating, and you deal with one person throughout.
Yes. We will talk you through what works, what lasts and what a given choice does to the budget. You are not left to guess.
We can supply everything, or you can buy the fittings yourself if you would rather choose them directly. We will tell you honestly which works out better on your job.
Always. You get a clear description of the proposed work and the cost before anything starts, and anything unexpected is discussed and priced with you before we proceed.
Yes. We carry public liability insurance and we are VAT registered.
Exeter and across Devon, including Topsham, Exmouth, Sidmouth, Crediton, Tiverton and Newton Abbot. If you are not sure, just ask.
Tell us what you'd like to change and we'll help you understand the options, the likely costs and the next steps. No obligation, no pressure.