7 Cochran Close, Crownhill, Milton Keynes MK8 0AJ
Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Refits, reconfigurations and en suites, all handled by one team
Bathroom Fitters In Milton Keynes
Bathroom fitters in Milton Keynes get asked one question more than any other: how much is this going to cost? The honest answer depends on whether the job is a refit or a reconfiguration, since those are two different jobs with two different price tags.
How Much A Bathroom Costs
A straightforward refit, where the bath, toilet, basin and shower stay roughly where they already are, costs less than a reconfiguration that moves any of them to a new layout. Fixture specification moves the price further in either direction on top of that. We'll only give you a fixed figure once we've seen the room and confirmed which of the two applies to your project.
Refit Or Reconfiguration: What Changes The Job
A refit keeps the existing plumbing runs mostly where they are. A reconfiguration means new pipework, sometimes floor or wall alterations to route it and more time on site before any tiling starts. Both are common requests but they aren't priced the same way, so knowing which one you want changes the quote you should expect.
Here's what that meant for one refit in Milton Keynes: Two small, cramped bathrooms became one luxury spa-inspired en-suite by removing the dividing wall between them and rebuilding the layout from first fix. A freestanding bath, wall-hung toilet with concealed cistern, and full-height natural stone tiling replace what was previously two underused, boxed-in rooms. The double vanity carries the same stone tiling as the walls and floor, with a backlit LED mirror providing ambient lighting rather than a single overhead source. Opening the space up this way meant more floor area, more natural light from the window, and room for a genuine double-basin setup, none of which the original two-bathroom layout could accommodate.
En Suite Bathroom Installation: What's Different
An en suite bathroom installation sits right next to a bedroom, which changes a few things compared to a family bathroom. Ventilation matters more, since many en suites have no window and need mechanical extraction to clear steam properly. Space is usually tighter too, which often means compact sanitaryware and careful planning of where the waste pipe can run without a shallow floor void getting in the way. We plan en suites around these constraints from the start rather than working around them once the room is half tiled.
Supply Your Own Products Or Let Us Source Them
As bathroom installers in Milton Keynes, we hear both preferences about equally. Sourcing your own suite, tiles and taps is often the cheaper route if you're comfortable shopping around and it lets you put the budget where it matters most to you, a better shower over a cheaper basin, for example. Others would rather we handle sourcing as part of the job, which costs more but takes the legwork off your hands entirely. Either way, we'll give you an itemised list of what's included before you commit, so there's no confusion later about what was in the quote and what wasn't.
Keeping The Only Bathroom In The House Usable
A bathroom is often the only one in the house, so keeping it watertight and usable again quickly matters more here than on most jobs. Waterproofing (called tanking) goes in before any tiling starts and electrics in a wet zone are certified separately to the rest of the property. The same team handles plumbing, tanking, tiling, electrics and finishing throughout, so nothing waits on a separate trade to become free. If a bathroom is part of a larger project, our home renovation page covers how that gets sequenced. If you're planning an en suite as part of converting existing space, our loft conversion page is worth a look too.
Start Planning Your Bathroom
