price please

[desrob]

take out old bathroom suite,strip all four walls of tiles,make good wall bonding etc,tile 14m2,replace bath, close coupled toilet,basin pedesal,panel ceiling.

 

[SimonJohns]

£450/500 labour

 

[Barry98]

where ?

 

[Barry98]

deleted my price didnt realise was in open forum

 

[PlumbBobBob]

do you want labour only or plus parts?

 

[SimonG]

Upwards from£1500 including labour, tile adhesive, grout, new iso valves, new traps, new pan conn etc. Would depend on tile size and quality.

 

[desrob]

where ?

bathroom

 

[desrob]

do you want labour only or plus parts?

labour plus parts

 

[GQuigley67]

your looking at around £800 for labour, plus parts, do many of you guys fit tmvs on bathroom jobs ?

 

[PlumbBobBob]

probably around £1500 could be higher or lower depending on quality of parts of course.

 

[dancinplumba]

£450/500 labour

is that just for the tiling ? lol

 

[SimonG]

In answer to the tmv only new build at the minute, won't be long though. Customers hate them.

 

[SimonJohns]

your looking at around £800 for labour, plus parts, do many of you guys fit tmvs on bathroom jobs ?

My prices are going up!

 

[gornsgorns]

£450/500 labour

500 notes for a full bathroom installation and tiling?? Your either extremely quick or not charging enough!

 

[GQuigley67]

i would be subbing out any other work apart from stripping out old bathroom and fitting bathroom suite, would like to make some profit on them

 

[desrob]

my parts ,tiles,adhesive, panels etc came too about £1500,i quoted for the whole job, £2800,but since i have taken the tiles off the walls,the walls are in a bad way and need looking at by a plasterer,so i was thinking of adding this cost on to the customer,but some thing is pulling at my heart strings,am i being fair or not.

 

[desrob]

In answer to the tmv only new build at the minute, won't be long though. Customers hate them.

i try and avoid tmv at all cost,as stated nothing but trouble.

 

[Barry98]

nope a cost you couldnt see , but you may want to mention this when doing further quotes

 

[PlumbBobBob]

yes you're being fair just explain to cust about the walls shouldn't cost more than £250 to replaster them

 

[GQuigley67]

oh and btw my estimate was including plastering work

 

[desrob]

yes you're being fair just explain to cust about the walls shouldn't cost more than £250 to replaster them

yeah mate thanks for that,i was a bit worried with the bill now £3000+, by the way i can not believe how cheap some of the guys are on here

 

[SimonG]

It's an unseen extra, also have it on my estimates about stripping tiles and possibility of additional remedials to walls.

Don't forget though that this will slow you down now as well, waiting for plaster to dry.

 

[desrob]

It's an unseen extra, also have it on my estimates about stripping tiles and possibility of additional remedials to walls.

Don't forget though that this will slow you down now as well, waiting for plaster to dry.

i know my weeks ruined now,plasterer can not do it till sat,i have took the bath and basin out,customer was not amused

 

[Guest123]

I'd have charged about 3 grand for a quality suite, quality large format tiles, probably new moisture resistant PB for the walls, and removal of tiles and old suite and disposal of same at recycling centre. Would check electrics and throw in some spot lights and maybe a leccy shower if required and consumer box was nearby or a thermostatic if installation was easier.

What warranty do you guys give for a bathroom?

 

[SimonG]

12 months. Good thing with bathrooms is that if there's an issue it tends to show up quickly. I recently replaced a floor tile free of charge from a bathroom I did two years ago. Looks like somebody was putting up shelves with a 7lb hammer. Luckily I always leave a few spare tiles behind the bath panel.