Bathroom Renovation · London

London bathroom renovation, by the company that builds it.

From a single en-suite to a full strip-out and re-tank — designed, supplied and built by one London team. No marketplace fee stacked on the cost, and no subcontractor to chase.

Fully tanked & waterproofedOne team, one contract12-month workmanship warranty on second-fix fittings
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Finished London bathroom — terrazzo-clad walls and bath panel, wall-hung WC, brass towel rail and brassware, walnut vanity with a vessel basin
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Sixty minutes at your home, and a figure in writing.

We measure, we look at what’s behind the tiles, and we price against the scope we actually surveyed — not a guess from a webpage. You get your itemised figure afterwards, in writing, with no obligation either way.

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Delivered work

Bathrooms we built — not bathrooms we found you a builder for.

Four different London jobs, photographed on completion. Before the price, the work.

Walk-in shower lined floor to ceiling in terrazzo with a brass rain head — Moncrieff Street, Peckham SE15
Terrazzo wet room
Fully tanked walk-in shower, linear drain set into the floor falls, brass rain head, lit terrazzo bench and niche
Bathroom with a timber-panelled bath, blue tiling and a terrazzo floor — Alexandra Drive, Surrey
Teal tiled bathroom under a rooflight
Stack-bonded teal tile, oak-paneled bath and matching door, terrazzo floor, exposed oak ceiling beams
Cloakroom tiled in dark green with brass wall taps over a fluted vanity — Amott Road, Peckham SE15
Green tiled shower room
Glazed stack tile with colour-matched ceiling, brass fittings, fluted timber vanity
Microcement shower room with a black rain shower, a wall-hung basin on a steel frame and a rooflight over
Microcement shower room
Seamless poured microcement walls and floor, matt black brassware, walk-in screen, skylight over
Marble shower enclosure with a brass rain head and brass-framed glass screen — Chester Square, Belgravia SW1W
Marble shower enclosure
Book-matched marble, brass rain head and a brass-framed screen — Chester Square, Belgravia SW1W
Console basin on a brass stand against a marble-lined wall — Chester Square, Belgravia SW1W
Console basin on a brass stand
Marble-lined wall, exposed brass frame — Chester Square, Belgravia SW1W
Terrazzo bathroom with a stone-surround bath, brass brassware and a heated towel rail — Moncrieff Street, Peckham SE15
Terrazzo bathroom with a stone-surround bath
Brass brassware and a heated towel rail — Moncrieff Street, Peckham SE15
Loft bathroom clad in terrazzo with a walnut vanity and a walk-in shower — Moncrieff Street, Peckham SE15
Loft bathroom in terrazzo
Walnut vanity and a walk-in shower under the slope — Moncrieff Street, Peckham SE15

Photographs of completed 2VP bathrooms across four projects. We don’t illustrate this page with renders or stock imagery — if a bathroom is on this page, we designed it, tanked it, tiled it and fitted it.

What actually goes wrong

A bathroom fails behind the tiles, not on them.

Anyone can make a bathroom look right on handover day. The question worth asking a builder is what happens in the two years afterwards — and that is decided by the work nobody photographs.

Tanked, not just tiled

The wet zones are fully tanked before a single tile goes on — membrane, sealed joints, taped corners. It is the part you never see and the only part that decides whether the flat below yours ever finds out you have a shower.

One team through the wall

Plumbing, electrics, tanking, tiling and fitting are the same job run by the same manager. Most bathroom failures happen in the handover between two trades who never met — there is no handover here.

Written up before it's opened

Old London bathrooms hide perished pipework and rot under the bath. Anything outside the surveyed scope is costed and signed by you before we spend anything. Nothing is done quietly and billed later.

Where most bathrooms start

The bathroom package

A complete, done-for-you bathroom in one package price. The moment a job needs strip-to-brick, structural work or services moved, it leaves the package and becomes a bespoke 2VP estimate — priced as a band, never guessed.

Package 01

Bathroom Renovation

A full, waterproofed, beautifully-tiled new bathroom — stripped, rebuilt and finished by one team.

From£9,950inc. VAT
  • Design & 3D layout of your new bathroom
  • Full strip-out & waste removal
  • All materials supplied — tiles, sanitaryware, brassware, shower
See all 5 things included
  • Plumbing, electrics, full tanking & waterproofing
  • Tiling, fitting, painting & snag-free handover
Typical time 2–3 weeksWarranty 12 months
Get my price in 60 seconds

The “from” price covers a standard London bathroom in sound condition and includes design, materials and labour. Your exact figure is confirmed at a £550 site visit and advice, returned in full when you sign up for the whole project. See the full package menu, or what a bathroom costs by size. If the layout works and it is only the finish you want changed, we can go straight over the existing tiles.

Your bathroom, your numbers

Pick the fittings. Get the figure.

Choose the shower, the sanitaryware and how far the tiling goes, tell us the floor area, and untick anything you are not doing. The band narrows as you answer — and it says which rung it is on rather than pretending to be a quotation.

It prices the same way we do: every line comes from the rate card the estimates and the contracts run on, not from a marketing figure. Nothing you enter is sent anywhere until you ask us to.

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Ballpark · ±20%

Price your bathroom

What is in the job
£7,000 – £10,000
Including VAT. £6,910 of works plus £1,382 VAT.
Add your exact floor area to get to ±14%.

A band from what you have told us, not a quotation. It moves with what the survey finds — the floor build-up, the soil stack, and the state of the existing tanking. The Bathroom Renovation package above covers this room at our standard specification with the design included, and sits inside this band at the Balanced level.

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Beyond the package

Bathroom part of a bigger job?

If the bathroom is one room in a flat being renovated, or a loft going in above it, it is priced as part of that job — as a band against a surveyed scope, not as a package. Get a range in about a minute.

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All optional — every field pulls it closer to a real quote.

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Watch first

Three things worth knowing before you commit.

Short films from our own sites. Each one is written up in full — the film links to the long version.

A New Bathroom Without Ripping Out a Single TileFilm page · Watch on YouTube

A New Bathroom Without Ripping Out a Single Tile

Overlaying an existing bathroom instead of stripping it out, and the two tests that decide whether it is possible.

Microcement vs Macrocement vs Resin — Which One Cracks?Film page · Watch on YouTube

Microcement vs Macrocement vs Resin — Which One Cracks?

Two families behind one seamless look — rigid cement-based against flexible resin — and the deflection test that decides which one cracks.

Water PressureFilm page · Watch on YouTube

Water Pressure

Why pressure and flow are different numbers, and measuring both at the highest, furthest outlet before the bathroom design is fixed.

Which of these applies to your bathroom is decided by two tests on your floor and one reading at your highest tap — not by a conversation. Book the survey and we run all three while we are there.

How it worksSurvey → design → strip & tank → snagged. Four steps, about a minute to read.
STEP 01

Free Zoom call

We talk the room through with you, then a site visit to measure and look behind the tiles — £550 with our advice, returned in full when you go ahead.

STEP 02

Design & your figure

A 3D layout and material selection you approve, then your itemised figure — priced against the scope we surveyed.

STEP 03

Strip, tank & build

Full strip-out, first fix, tanking, tiling and fit — one team, one manager, a written report every working day.

STEP 04

Snagged & guaranteed

Finished, cleaned and snag-free, backed by a 12-month workmanship warranty on second-fix fittings.

Before you book

What actually happens at the site visit.

Sixty minutes at your home. It is £550 with our advice, returned in full when you sign up for the whole project — and it starts with a free Zoom call. Here is the whole of it, so you know what you are agreeing to before you give us your number.

  1. 01

    Who comes

    One person from 2VP — the project manager who would run your job, not a salesperson on commission. On most West London jobs that is Vladimir Castravet, who signs every contract personally.
  2. 02

    How long

    About sixty minutes for a single bathroom. Longer if you are doing more than one room, and we will tell you which before we arrive so you can plan the morning.
  3. 03

    What we look at

    The floor build-up, the soil stack position, the state of the existing tanking, where the water comes in and where the waste goes out. In a London flat we also look at what is underneath you, because that decides how the waterproofing is specified.
  4. 04

    What we ask you

    What you want the room to do, what you have already bought or set your heart on, your realistic budget range, and when you would want it done. If you have images saved, bring them out — it is faster than describing a finish.
  5. 05

    What you leave with

    A clear view of what is possible in the space, an honest indication of the band your job sits in, and any problem we spotted that you did not know about. Then an itemised written figure within five working days.
  6. 06

    What happens after

    We send the figure, then call once to walk you through it. If you want changes we re-price them. If you go quiet, we leave you alone — you can come back in six months and the survey still stands.

And what doesn’t happen

  • Nobody asks you to sign anything on the day.
  • No salesperson — the person who surveys is the one who would run the job.
  • No charge for the Zoom call, and nothing to pay if you decide not to book a visit.
  • No follow-up campaign. One call after the figure lands, and that is it.
  • We do not need a decision at the end of the visit.
  • If we are the wrong fit for the job, we say so at the visit rather than quoting anyway.
Before you ask

Bathroom questions, answered straight.

How much does a bathroom renovation cost in London?

Our bathroom package starts at £9,950 including VAT, which covers a complete standard-sized bathroom in sound condition — design, strip-out, all materials, tanking, tiling, fitting and making good. Bigger or more complex jobs are priced as a band after a site visit: moving the soil stack, structural work or a strip back to brick all take a job out of the package. Across London generally, a full bathroom refit runs from around £8,000 for a small en-suite to £30,000+ for a large bathroom in a period property with re-routed services.

How long does a bathroom renovation take?

Two to three weeks on site for a package bathroom. A bathroom inside a larger renovation runs to the programme of the wider job — you get a date range at survey, in writing. The most common cause of a longer programme is a material with a lead time, which is why we confirm selections before we start rather than during.

Do I need planning permission to renovate a bathroom?

No, not for a like-for-like bathroom renovation — it is repair and replacement, not development. You do need Building Regulations compliance for the electrics and the drainage, which we handle. Planning only becomes relevant if you are adding a bathroom that changes the building externally, such as a new soil vent pipe on a front elevation in a conservation area.

Do you supply the tiles and sanitaryware?

Yes — tiles, sanitaryware, brassware and the shower are all supplied as part of the job, at trade prices. If you would rather choose and buy your own, we will fit them and price accordingly. Clients who supply their own typically save on the materials margin and take on the delivery risk, including what happens to the programme if something arrives damaged.

Can you build a wet room?

Yes. A wet room is a tanking job more than a tiling job: the whole floor becomes a wet zone, so the falls, the membrane and the drain position have to be right before anything is finished. We will tell you honestly at survey if your floor build-up makes it a bad idea — in some London flats the joist depth simply does not allow the falls without raising the floor level at the door.

What happens if you find rot or a leak behind the bath?

We stop, photograph it, write it up and price it as a variation, and you sign it before any work or spend. It happens often in older London flats. You will never find out about it from the invoice — the whole point of pricing variations before doing them is that the decision stays yours.

Is the price fixed?

No, and no honest builder can promise that before opening a wall. The package is fixed against the scope we surveyed; anything beyond it is priced as a band, because we work to a JCT contract plus variations. A site risk allowance of around 10% is already built into the rates you see rather than added on top.

Can I use the bathroom while the work is going on?

No — a bathroom under renovation is out of use from strip-out to handover, so for two to three weeks you need another one. If it is your only bathroom, say so at the survey: we can sometimes phase the work to keep a WC live, and we would rather plan that than have you discover it in week one.

Do you work in my area?

Our studio is at 20 Dawes Road in Fulham SW6, and we work across west and south-west London — Chelsea, Hammersmith, Putney, Battersea, Wandsworth, Chiswick, Clapham, Notting Hill, Kensington and Wimbledon among others. Being close matters more than it sounds: it is the difference between a project manager who is on site and one who is on the phone.

Your next step

Book a free Zoom call. Decide afterwards.

Start with a free Zoom call. The site visit that follows is £550 with our advice, returned in full when you sign up for the whole project — we measure, we look behind the tiles where we can, and you get your itemised figure in writing. No obligation either way.

We’re not always the cheapest. If the lowest number wins, we may not be the right fit for you — and that’s genuinely fine.

Or call 020 8050 8968

  • 4.8★ from 17 Google reviews
  • 12-month warranty on second-fix fittings · HomePro registered
  • £17m insured · CHAS accredited
  • 2V Projects Ltd · Co. No. 14122250

Book a free Zoom call

To discuss your project · No commitment