Sample website for Level Line Bathrooms, a fictional bathroom fitter, built with AI Web Maker.

From bare walls to the last bead of silicone

Level Line fits the bathroom you have chosen. The old suite comes out, pipes move, shower walls are boarded and tanked, tiles go up from a laser line and every joint is sealed. One fitter leads your job from the first morning to the handover, at a price fixed after a survey of the room.

5 to 7 daysfor most full refits
One fitterleads every job
2 yearscover on our workmanship
A bathroom fitter pressing a large white tile into place beside a laser level line on a shower wall

Labour prices for the jobs we fit most

These are starting prices for labour, waste removal and fitting materials such as adhesive, grout, boards and membrane. Your suite, taps and tiles are bought by you, or sourced by us with the supplier's receipt passed on at cost. The real figure is fixed in writing after we have seen the room.

JobWhat it coversUsual timeLabour from
Full suite refitBath or shower, basin, toilet and taps replaced, walls tiled around the wet areas, in a room up to 6 m²5 to 7 days$4,200
Bath out, shower inBath removed, low tray or tiled floor laid, glass screen, valve and tiling around the new shower3 to 4 days$2,400
En suite or cloakroomShower or basin and toilet in a small room, tiled from floor to ceiling4 to 5 days$3,100
Wet roomFloor built to a fall, walls and floor tanked, linear or square drain, full tiling7 to 9 days$5,600
Tiling on its ownWalls or floor tiled on a sound surface, with trims, grout and sealingBy the room$48 per m²
Toilet or basin swapLike for like change on the existing pipes, with the old one taken awayHalf a day$240

Prices are illustrative. Moving a soil pipe, raising a floor or replacing rotten boards is priced separately once it has been seen.

What every fitting price includes

A quote that lists everything is the only kind worth comparing. Each of ours names these items, so you know exactly what the figure buys.

  • Survey and written quote
  • Water and power isolated
  • Floors and stairs protected
  • Old suite and tiles taken out
  • Waste taken away and recycled
  • Pipes moved where the plan needs
  • Shower walls boarded and tanked
  • Tiles set out from a level line
  • Leak checks before handover
  • Silicone on every wet joint
  • Making good around the room
  • Room cleaned at the end

Left out unless the quote says otherwise: plastering beyond the bathroom, decorating, new electrical circuits and anything hidden behind walls or under floors. If we open a wall and find rot or an old leak, work stops, we show you, and the repair is priced before anything carries on.

How a fitting week runs

Every job follows the same order, because each stage has to be right before the next one covers it.

  1. Day 1: strip out

    Water and power to the room are isolated, the floor and stairs are covered, and the old suite, tiles and boards go out to the van for disposal.

  2. Day 2: first fix

    Wastes and supplies are moved to the new positions while the walls are open, then pressure tested before anything is boarded over.

  3. Days 3 and 4: boards and tanking

    Shower walls get water resistant board, then a tanking membrane with tape pressed into every corner and around every pipe.

  4. Days 4 to 6: tiling

    Tiles are set out from a laser line so the cut pieces match at both ends of the wall, then grouted and cleaned.

  5. Last day: second fix and seal

    Suite, taps and screen go in, the water goes back on, every joint is checked for drips and sealed, and the room is cleaned.

A fitter turning off an isolation valve under a basin before the old suite is taken out

Water off, power safe, and the old suite gone the same day

Before a single tile comes off, we find the stop valve and the isolation valves, shut off the supply to the bathroom and check it is dry. Lights, shaver points and extractor fans on the bathroom circuit are switched off at the board and tested dead. Other rooms keep their water wherever the pipes allow, and the toilet is reconnected each evening when it is your only one.

The old bath, basin and boards leave with us on the first day, sorted for recycling where the local tip takes them, so nothing sits on your drive. Rules on electrics near water, extractor fans and moving drains differ between countries and often between regions. Any electrical work is carried out by a qualified electrician, gas work by a registered engineer, and we tell you at the survey if the job needs an approval where you live.

  • Supply isolated and checked dry
  • Bathroom circuit tested dead
  • Waste removed on day one
  • Making good around frames and ceilings

Rooms we handed back recently

Suites chosen by the owners, fitted and finished by us.

Asked while the old bath is still in

Why does the price wait for a survey?

Two rooms of the same size can hide very different problems: a soft floor under the bath, a soil pipe in the wrong place or walls that will not take tiles. Seeing them first means the written price holds, and the survey costs nothing extra if you go ahead with us.

Will the toilet work in the evenings?

In most homes, yes. If it is your only toilet, we reconnect it at the end of each day except during the hours the floor is being tiled, and we agree that timing with you before the job starts.

Can new tiles go over the old ones?

Rarely in a shower, because the old tiles hide whatever is behind them and add weight the wall may not hold. Outside wet areas, sound and firmly fixed tiles can sometimes be tiled over, and the survey tells you which applies.

What happens if you find damage under the floor?

We stop, take photos, show you the problem and price the repair in writing. Nothing extra is done without your agreement, and most repairs add a day rather than a week.

Do you supply the suite?

You can buy it yourself or ask us to source it. When we source it, the supplier's receipt is passed on at the price we paid, and we check every box on delivery before the strip out day.

How long is the fitting covered?

Our workmanship is covered for two years from the handover, including the tanking and the seals. The products themselves carry whatever guarantee their maker gives, and we pass that paperwork on with the keys to the room.

Said at the handover (example reviews)

The fitter found a slow drip under the old bath on the first morning and showed us before touching anything else. The new shower went in on time and the tile lines run dead straight across the window wall.
Hannah and Tomasz W.Bath out, shower in
We bought the suite online and worried about missing parts. Every box was opened and checked before the old room came out, so the week ran without a single wasted day.
Obi N.Full suite refit
Our only toilet worked every evening, the stairs were covered all week and the skip never appeared because the old bath left in the van.
Margaret L.En suite refit

Book a survey of the room

Tell us what is coming out and what is going in. A survey time comes back to you inside one working day, usually for later that week, and the written quote follows within two days of the visit.

  • Fixed price after the survey
  • One fitter from start to handover
  • Two years on our workmanship

The survey takes about forty minutes. We measure, check the floor, pipes and walls, and talk through the suite you have in mind.

Talk to the fitting office

Calls are answered on weekdays, and a message left after hours gets a call back before nine on the next weekday.

Phone, email and patch

+44 20 7946 0293

fitting@example.com

Bathrooms fitted in the city and in villages up to 25 km out

When the phones are on

Monday to Friday07:30 to 17:00
Saturday, surveys only09:00 to 13:00
SundayClosed

Already have a quote?

Send us the list of what it includes and we will tell you honestly whether our price covers the same work, item by item.

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About this sample page

Six jobs priced as labour, then the week that delivers them

Level Line Bathrooms is a fictional fitting firm, written to show how a bathroom fitter can present its work on AI Web Maker. A fitter presses a tile against a laser line in the opening photo, while a film strip of white and aqua tiles rolls across it. A table then prices six jobs as labour, from a toilet swap to a wet room, with a usual length for each. Twelve chips list what every quote covers, and a dark band takes the visitor through the fitting week from strip out to seal. Isolation, disposal, finished rooms, example reviews, six answers and a survey request follow. The page reads like a well run job, one stage after another.

A real fitter can start from a short description of the jobs it takes on, and the builder drafts pages like these with an enquiry form for survey requests. Replace the labour figures with your own, rewrite the included list to match your quotes, and swap the photos for rooms you have finished. Keep the note about who buys the suite, because it answers the question most callers ask first. Name the approvals you handle and the trades you bring in for electrics or gas. Nothing is billed until the page goes public; from then on the fitter pays $119 for every year the labour figures stay online, or $19 per month, plus whichever domain it registers. A page edited like this does the explaining before the first survey.

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