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Bathroom Installation Quote Template (UK) with Example

Bathrooms are where scope creep lives. A quote that spells out the strip out, the suite, who supplies what, and what happens if you find rot under the floor will save you days.

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Worked example

The notes

Mrs Gray, Whitley Bay: “Strip out old suite, fit new suite (customer supplied), tile floor + walls 18m², new extractor, 4 days.”

ItemQtyUnit priceTotal
Strip out and dispose of old suite1 job£280.00£280.00
Fit new suite (customer supplied)1 job£650.00£650.00
Tiling, walls and floor18 m²£55.00£990.00
Extractor fan, supplied and fitted1 each£160.00£160.00
Labour, 4 days4 days£280.00£1,120.00
Subtotal
£3,200.00
VAT at 20%
£640.00
Total
£3,840.00

Example prices for illustration only. Your prices depend on your area, the spec and access, so set your own.

Turn your own notes into a quote like this

Type the job how you'd say it. Workscribe lays it out, prices each line and works out the VAT. Free to try, no account.

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What a bathroom installation quote should include

  • Who supplies the suite, tiles and fittings
  • Strip out and waste removal
  • Tiling area in m² and the type of tile
  • Electrics (fan, lighting) and who does them
  • Exclusions: rotten joists, plastering, decorating

Common mistakes

No allowance for what's under the floor

Say clearly that rotten boards or joists found on strip out will be quoted separately before you carry on.

Tiling priced as a lump

Price tiling per m². If the customer changes the tile height, the price changes with it and nobody argues.

Questions

Should I include tiles in my bathroom quote?

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Either include them with a stated allowance per m² or say the customer supplies them. Being explicit avoids disputes.

How do I handle electrics in a bathroom quote?

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Bathroom electrical work is notifiable in many cases. Either include it via a registered electrician or exclude it clearly.

Should I ask for a deposit?

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Many installers take a deposit to cover materials. Put the amount and when the balance is due on the quote.

General guidance, not legal or technical advice. Check current regulations for your job.

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