Full bathroom renovations in Teesside
A full Teesside bathroom renovation costs £4,500 to £9,000 in 2026: strip-out, first and second fix, tiling, suite installation, electrics and finishing. One to two weeks on site, everything itemised after a proper survey.
What a full renovation includes
Everything from bare walls back to a finished room: strip-out and disposal of the old suite and tiles, first-fix plumbing and electrics, boarding and prep, tiling, second fix, suite installation, and finishing: silicone, accessories, lighting and ventilation. The quote lists each stage separately so you can see exactly where the money goes.
Certified trades throughout: electrical work by registered electricians with minor works certificates, any gas work by Gas Safe registered engineers, and Building Control notified where layout changes trigger it.
What it costs, and what moves the price
The £4,500 to £9,000 range splits roughly: labour 40 to 50%, suite and brassware 25 to 35%, tiles and materials 15 to 25%. The swing factors are suite tier (a £1,200 suite vs a £300 one), tile area (fully tiled vs half), layout changes (moving the soil stack adds £800+), and what the strip-out finds: rotten floor or ancient pipework adds honestly-priced remedials, not hidden extras later.
Full breakdowns are in the cost guide.
One to two weeks, honestly
A standard renovation runs five to ten working days. You will be without the bathroom for most of it: the toilet is reinstated nightly where physically possible, but the honest picture is stated before work starts, not discovered mid-job. In a one-bathroom house that conversation matters, and it happens up front.