Supplied by us, or by you
Supply and fit bathrooms
There are two ways to buy a new bathroom. With supply and fit, everything is sourced for you: the suite, shower, tiles, brassware and furniture arrive as part of the project. With fitting only, you choose and buy the products yourself and we install them. We work both ways, and the survey is where the two options are talked through honestly.
How we work
Supply and fit, explained
With supply and fit, the products are chosen with our input and sourced as part of the quotation. The advantage is coordination: everything arrives when the job needs it, the sizes are checked against the room before ordering, and if a product turns out to be wrong for the space, that is caught before delivery day rather than after the old bathroom is out.
With fitting only, you buy the products and we install them. This suits customers who enjoy choosing their own suite or have found products they love. The important part is that the specification is checked before you order: a bath that does not fit the room or a shower valve incompatible with your water system is an expensive surprise. Send us the product list before you buy and we will flag anything that will not work.
Either way, the standard of the fitting work is the same. The [bathroom fitting cost guide](/guides/bathroom-fitting-cost) explains how the two approaches affect the overall budget, and the [new bathroom cost guide](/guides/new-bathroom-cost) sets out what drives the figure in general terms.
What a supply and fit project includes
Free home survey and layout advice
Products specified to suit the room
Suite, shower, tiles and furniture sourced
Deliveries coordinated with the work schedule
Full strip out, preparation and fitting
Tiling, plastering and plumbing included
One written quotation for products and labour
Free home survey and written quotation
Every project starts with a free home survey. We measure the room, talk through the supply and fit and fitting-only options, and provide a written quotation that separates products from labour, so you can see exactly where the money goes and compare the two approaches properly.
Good to know
Keeping the budget under control
Whichever route you choose, the biggest savings come from the decisions, not the shopping. Keeping the layout where it is, choosing finishes that suit the room rather than the showroom, and knowing where spending more genuinely matters all shape the final figure. Our budget bathroom renovation guide goes through those choices in detail.
If you are supplying your own products, order early. A project can be held up by a basin on back-order, and storing a full bathroom suite at home for weeks is nobody's idea of fun. We agree the schedule with you so products arrive just before they are needed.
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Common questions
Supply and Fit Bathrooms: your questions answered
Is supply and fit more expensive than buying my own products?
Not necessarily. Supply and fit includes the coordination and checking that prevents costly mistakes, and the quotation separates products from labour so you can compare. The survey is the place to weigh the two up.
Can I supply some items and have you supply others?
Yes. A common split is that you choose the statement pieces you care about and we source the rest. The quotation sets out who is supplying what.
What happens if a product I bought does not fit?
That is exactly what the pre-order check avoids. Send us the specification before you buy and we will confirm it works with the room and the plumbing.
Do you fit bathrooms that customers have bought elsewhere?
Yes. Fitting-only is a normal way of working for us, provided the products suit the room and arrive in time for the schedule.
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