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What does a bathroom fitter do?

A bathroom fitter installs or refurbishes a bathroom from start to finish — coordinating strip-out, plastering, tiling, plumbing, electrical, and finishing. Most fitters are plumber-leads or carpenter-leads who run small crews including a tiler. The work typically takes 7–14 days on site for a standard family bathroom, longer for ensuites with major layout changes or high-end finishes.

A full bathroom refit involves removing the old suite, repositioning services if the layout changes, reskim or full re-plaster of walls, waterproofing where wet-area showers are involved, tiling, fitting the new suite (toilet, basin, bath or shower, taps), fitting cabinets and accessories, electrical work (extractor fan, lighting, shaver socket), and finishing (silicone seals, paint, mirror). Quality fitters get a snagging-free finish first time; cheaper crews leave cracked tiles, gappy silicone, and crooked mirrors that need return visits.

Common bathroom fitter services

From routine fixes to bigger projects — here's what Irish bathroom fitters on Jobiit typically handle.

  • Full bathroom refurbishment
  • Ensuite installation
  • Wetroom installation
  • Bath replacement
  • Walk-in shower install
  • Vanity unit and basin fitting
  • Toilet replacement
  • Mixer shower install
  • Heated towel rail fitting
  • Bathroom tiling

How much does a bathroom fitter cost in Ireland?

Indicative pricing — your actual quote will vary

Bathroom pricing varies dramatically by suite quality, tiles chosen, and complexity. Labour is typically separate from suite cost.

A standard family bathroom refit (basic suite, mid-range tiles, no layout changes) runs €6,500–€11,000 all-in. Mid-range refit (better suite, good tiles, walk-in shower added) is €11,000–€18,000. Premium refit (luxury suite, large-format tiles, wetroom or freestanding bath, premium fittings) is €18,000–€32,000+. Ensuites are usually €4,500–€9,000. Strip-out and skip cost is typically €350–€650. Builders/fitters labour is typically €4,000–€8,500 of the total.

These are indicative ranges based on typical Irish jobs. Final pricing depends on scope, materials, urgency, and the trader you choose. On Jobiit you'll receive itemised quotes (labour, materials, VAT) so there are no surprises.

Why hire your bathroom fitter through Jobiit

We built Jobiit to fix what's broken about finding tradespeople in Ireland.

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No lead fees, ever

Free for homeowners. Traders pay a small platform fee on completed jobs only — never per lead.

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How we vet every trader

  • 1

    ID verification

    Every trader passes a government-issued ID check before they can quote on jobs.

  • 2

    Insurance & qualifications

    Public liability insurance, trade-specific qualifications, and registrations are validated and kept current.

  • 3

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    Reviews can only be left after a paid, completed job. No anonymous ratings.

  • 4

    Dispute resolution

    In-app dispute process with mediation by our support team if you and your trader can't agree.

Bathroom Fitters across Ireland

Jobiit covers the whole of Ireland. Wherever you are, local bathroom fitters are quoting on jobs near you.

  • Dublin
  • Cork
  • Galway
  • Limerick
  • Waterford
  • Drogheda
  • Swords
  • Dundalk
  • Bray
  • Navan
  • Kilkenny
  • Sligo

Bathroom Fitter FAQs

Can I keep using the bathroom during the work?

If it's the only bathroom, mostly yes — but with limits. A skilled fitter sequences the work to keep the toilet operational for most of the install, taking it out of service only briefly for tiling and final fit. The shower or bath is typically out of service for 5–10 days. Have a plan for showering elsewhere for that period (gym, family, friend nearby). Two-bathroom homes are easier — close one off entirely for the duration.

How long does it take?

Standard family bathroom refit: 7–10 days on site. Larger or wetroom-based: 10–14 days. Quick refresh (replace suite, no tiling, no layout change): 3–5 days. Premium refit with bespoke joinery, natural stone, complex tiling patterns: 14–21 days. Add 4–8 weeks of lead time before the install for ordering suites, tiles, and any custom items.

Wetroom or walk-in shower — what's the difference?

Walk-in shower: a level access shower with a glass screen but no door, sitting on a low-profile shower tray. Wetroom: no tray at all — the entire shower area is tiled with a fall toward a linear or central drain, the floor itself is the shower base. Wetrooms are more expensive (waterproofing membrane required, more tiling complexity) but give a seamless feel. Most modern Irish upgrades go walk-in with a low-profile tray; full wetrooms suit larger bathrooms or wheelchair-accessible designs.

What's the most common thing to go wrong?

Skipping waterproofing in wet areas. Cheap installs use cement-based adhesives only, then tile and grout, with no surface-applied waterproof membrane. Within 2–5 years water tracks behind the tiles, the joist below rots, and the ceiling below stains. Quality installs use Schluter, Ardex, or BAL membrane systems that fully waterproof the wall and floor before tiling. Insist on this in any quote — it adds €300–€700 but prevents thousands of repair cost down the line.

Do I need an electrician for the bathroom?

Yes for almost all jobs — extractor fans, recessed lighting, shaver sockets, electric showers, and underfloor heating all need a Safe Electric registered electrician. Bathroom electrical work has stricter zoning rules than other rooms and certifications must be kept for property sale. Most bathroom fitters coordinate the electrician; budget €450–€1,200 for the electrical element of a typical bathroom refit.

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