A new bathroom is one of the most rewarding home improvements you can make, adding comfort to your daily routine and value to your property. But how much should you expect to pay in 2026? Here is our price guide.
Bath Costs
Standard acrylic baths remain the most cost effective option, typically ranging from £150 to £300. For a luxurious freestanding or stone resin bath, expect to pay anywhere from £500 to over £1,500 depending on the brand and style.
Shower Costs
Electric showers are generally the most affordable, starting around £100. Mixer showers, which run off your boiler, cost between £150 and £400. For a premium digital or smart shower, budget between £400 and £800.
Shower Enclosure Costs
A basic square or quadrant enclosure will cost around £150 to £300. For a modern frameless walk in shower with thick safety glass, prices typically range from £350 to £700.
Basin and Toilet Costs
Pedestal basins start at £50, while vanity units with built in storage range from £150 to £500. Standard close coupled toilets cost between £100 and £250, whereas wall hung or back to wall units with concealed cisterns cost £250 to £600.
Tap Costs
Don't forget the brassware. Standard basin mixers start at £40, but designer taps in finishes like matte black or brushed brass can cost between £100 and £250 each.
Extras and Installation
Remember to budget for tiling, flooring, lighting and underfloor heating. A complete bathroom installation typically costs between £1,500 and £3,000 in labour, depending on the plumbing work required.
Conclusion
On average, a complete new bathroom in 2026 costs between £4,500 and £7,500 including materials and installation. For an accurate quote tailored to your space and tastes, contact our team today.
