• 5-year guarantee on labour and installation, 2 years on products
• One dedicated project manager and one in-house team -- no rotating subcontractors
• Free, no-obligation design consultation at your home, not a showroom

• A free home design consultation, followed by CAD and 3D drawings so you see the finished room before anything is ordered
• Full strip-out and removal of the old suite, tiling, flooring and any fixtures being replaced
• Plumbing -- new pipework, waste runs, tap and shower connections -- carried out to NVQ Level 2 and City & Guilds standard
• Gas work, such as moving or reconnecting a combi boiler or gas fire, carried out only by Gas Safe registered engineers
• Electrical work including shaver points, extractor fans, lighting circuits and underfloor heating wiring, carried out by Part P approved electricians
• Tiling, waterproofing (tanking behind showers and wet areas) and floor levelling before any tile goes down
• Plastering and minor building or joinery work -- altering a stud wall, boxing in pipework, widening a doorway -- handled by our own trades rather than passed to an outside contractor
• Supply and fitting of the suite, shower enclosure or wet room tray, taps and brassware
• Full removal of waste and rubble by our own licensed waste carrier, so nothing gets left in a skip on your drive for a fortnight
• A snagging check and a walk-through with you before we consider the job finished

• Fit-only work, where you've bought the suite yourself, can be arranged, but it changes what the labour guarantee covers if a product fault turns up later -- worth discussing at quote stage
• Structural changes that need building control sign-off beyond standard bathroom work, such as removing a load-bearing wall, are priced and arranged as a separate item
• Rewiring the property's main consumer unit, where the issue sits outside the bathroom circuit itself, isn't part of a standard bathroom fit
• Asbestos testing and removal -- a real possibility in older Derby and Derbyshire properties built before the 1980s -- is handled by a specialist before we carry on, and adds to both time and cost
• Redecorating rooms outside the bathroom itself isn't included, though we'll happily make good any wall we've had to open up to run pipework or cable

1. Free home consultation -- You call or message to book a visit at your home rather than a showroom. We measure the room, check where the existing waste, water and electrics run, and talk through what's realistic for the space and your budget.
2. Design and fixed quote -- You get CAD and 3D drawings of the finished bathroom plus an itemised fixed price -- not a figure guessed over the phone. Nothing gets ordered until you're happy with the layout.
3. Strip-out and first fix -- The old suite, tiling and flooring come out, plumbing and cabling get rerouted where needed, walls are plastered and made good, and tanking goes onto any wet area before tiling starts.
4. Second fix and finishing -- The new suite goes in, tiling is laid, taps and shower are connected and tested, and flooring is finished. This is the stage where a project's disruption is most visible day to day, which is why sequencing it properly matters.
5. Testing, certification and clean-down -- Gas Safe and Part P certificates are issued where the work requires them, every connection is tested, and all waste and rubble is cleared by our own licensed carrier.
6. Final walk-through and sign-off -- Your project manager goes round the finished room with you, snags anything that isn't quite right, and only signs the job off once you're satisfied -- backed by the 5-year labour guarantee and 2-year product guarantee in writing.

UK-wide cost guides for 2026 put a full bathroom installation, including labour, at roughly £5,000-£8,000 on average. Budget replacements of a small bathroom tend to run £2,000-£3,500, standard installs sit around £4,500-£9,000, and premium jobs with higher-spec suites, underfloor heating or a full room reconfiguration can reach £10,000-£20,000 and beyond. As a rough split, materials usually account for £2,000-£6,000 of the bill and labour makes up something like 45-60% of the total -- which tells you why a quote that looks unusually cheap is often missing something, whether that's tanking, certification, or waste disposal. Our own full design, supply, installation and project management service typically starts from around £5,000, depending on room size, the products you choose and whether any building work is needed to alter the space. We're not going to pretend to be the cheapest option in Derbyshire, because we aren't, and a low quote on a bathroom has a habit of getting expensive later -- through poor waterproofing, a badly plumbed connection behind a wall, or corner-cutting that only shows up once the tiler has packed up and gone. What we can tell you here is a starting point, not a final figure. A proper quote needs a site visit, because pipework routes, floor levels, wall condition and access all change what a job actually costs, and we'd rather give you an honest itemised price after seeing the room than a number that moves halfway through the job.

The team at Derby Bathroom Fitter describe what they do as "old-fashioned service, in a world that forgot it" -- and a full installation is the job where that phrase gets tested hardest. This isn't one tradesperson in and out in a day; it's typically one to two weeks of strip-out, plumbing, gas, electrics, plastering, joinery and tiling happening through your home, each stage depending on the last being finished properly before the next can start. That's usually where jobs booked trade-by-trade come unstuck -- not because any one tradesperson is bad at their job, but because nobody's watching the join between them: tiling started before plaster has properly dried, a first-fix pipe routed somewhere the electrician then has to chase a cable through, a drying schedule squeezed to hit a deadline. We built the business around having one project manager watch every one of those handoffs on your job, because on a project this size, that's usually the actual point of failure, not the tiling itself.

Every trade who comes into your home for a full installation -- plumber, electrician, gas engineer, joiner, plasterer, tiler -- is someone we've vetted personally and kept in-house rather than a subcontractor booked in for the day, which matters more here than on a smaller job simply because there are more of them working under one roof at once. Plumbing runs to NVQ Level 2 and City & Guilds standard, gas work only ever goes to a Gas Safe registered engineer, electrics to a Part P approved electrician, joinery to City & Guilds trained joiners, and our plastering trades bring around 40 years' combined experience to the drying and finishing that the tiling then depends on. We're a member of the Construction Industry Training Board, and because the whole installation is delivered as one job rather than five separately booked trades, it's covered by a single 5-year guarantee on labour and installation and 2 years on products -- not five different guarantees from five different people you'd have to track down if something went wrong later. If you'd like to hear how that worked out on a full installation similar to yours, we can put you in touch with a genuine past customer rather than ask you to take our word for it.

Derby is where most of our work happens, and it's where we're based, at Unit 54 Parker Centre off Mansfield Road. That covers everything from apartment refits around Derby Cathedral and the Cathedral Quarter, where access and lift restrictions in DE1 buildings often shape how a job gets sequenced, through to the industrial-chic styling -- exposed metal fittings, matte black brassware -- that suits properties near the Silk Mill and the River Derwent. In Allestree, Darley Abbey and Markeaton, we regularly work on larger family bathrooms near Markeaton Park and Darley Park, where period features often mean more care around existing plumbing runs. Out toward the Pride Park side of the city, we cover the Spondon, Alvaston and Chellaston commuter belt, where a lot of the work is timed around family routines and school runs rather than empty houses. Further out, we work across Mickleover, Littleover, Breadsall, Quarndon and Borrowash, and up through Belper, Duffield and Milford in the Derwent Valley Mills UNESCO World Heritage corridor, where conservation-sensitive renovations sometimes need a lighter touch around original features. We also cover Ripley, Heanor, Alfreton, Swadlincote, Willington, Repton and Burton on Trent, and reach into Long Eaton and Ilkeston toward the Nottinghamshire border, as well as Nottingham and Sheffield for the right project. Toward the Peak District, Matlock, Bakewell, Ashbourne and Buxton see more premium, nature-led bathroom projects, where natural stone and larger format tiling tend to suit the setting. Wherever you're based across Derby and Derbyshire, the same in-house team and the same fixed-quote process apply -- distance from Derby doesn't change who turns up on site.

A leaking shower tray, a bath that's outlived its sealant, or a bathroom you've simply outgrown rarely gets better by waiting -- and booking early means your project gets scheduled before the busier months fill up. Get in touch to arrange a free, no-obligation design consultation at your home, see CAD drawings of your new bathroom before anything is ordered, and get a fixed, itemised quote from the one team that will actually carry out the work.

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