Bathroom renovation in Fulham
Bathroom and en-suite refits with proper tanking, drainage and ventilation.
A full bathroom renovation in Fulham is £12,000–£30,000 depending on specification and whether drainage moves. The cost driver in a Victorian terrace is rarely the sanitaryware — it is falls on the waste run, floor build-up, and getting extraction to an external wall.
Consider this if
- The bathroom is original and everything needs replacing
- You want to add an en-suite to a bedroom or loft
- There is a persistent leak or damp in the ceiling below
- You want a wet room or level-access shower
- The layout wastes space in a small Victorian bathroom
- The extractor has never worked properly
What's included
- Full strip-out and disposal
- New hot and cold feeds, waste runs with correct falls
- Tanking to wet areas before tiling — not just around the shower tray
- Underfloor heating where the floor build-up allows
- Mechanical extraction ducted to an external wall, not into the loft
- Tiling, sanitaryware installation, electrical certification
The standard we build to
Wet areas tanked before tiling, electrical work zoned and certified to BS 7671 Part 7 Section 701, and extraction rates to Building Regulations Part F.
Planning position
No planning permission. Building regs apply to drainage, ventilation and electrics.
| Guide range | £12,000 |
| Typical duration | 3–5 weeks |
| Planning | Hammersmith & Fulham |
Guide ranges for budgeting, excluding VAT and professional fees. We quote a fixed price after a site visit.
Get a fixed priceBathrooms — what people ask
How much does a bathroom renovation cost in Fulham?
£12,000 to £30,000 excluding VAT for a full renovation. A straightforward replacement in the same layout with mid-range fittings is at the lower end. Moving the WC or soil connection, adding underfloor heating, or a fully tanked wet room pushes it up. In a Victorian terrace the waste run is usually what dictates whether a layout change is cheap or expensive.
Read the full answerCan I add an en-suite to a loft conversion?
Yes, and it is the norm rather than the exception. The complication is drainage: a loft bathroom is usually above the level of the soil stack connection, so it needs a macerator or a pumped waste system. Both work reliably when specified properly and sized for the fittings. We design this in from the start rather than discovering it during first fix.
Read the full answerWhy does my bathroom keep getting mould?
Almost always inadequate extraction. Building Regulations require 15 litres per second of mechanical extraction in a bathroom, ducted to outside — and a very common fault in London terraces is a fan that discharges into the loft void rather than through an external wall, which just moves the moisture somewhere it does more damage. Fixing the ducting solves most recurring mould.
Read the full answerBathrooms across south west London
The housing stock and the planning authority change what is achievable. Each area page covers what is specific to it.
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