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Shower Bath Installation London

Electric, mixer and digital shower installation from £180. Bath replacement from £450. Walk-in shower conversion from £2,400. Full wet room from £3,500. Fixed-price quotes, BS 6700 compliant, 2-year workmanship warranty across all London boroughs.

Same-day emergency replacements on failed valves and burst showers. Combined plumbing, electrical, tiling and waterproofing under one roof.

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Quick Answer — 2026 Prices

Shower bath installation in London costs from £180 (like-for-like electric shower swap) to £6,500 (full wet room conversion). A mixer shower install runs £280–£480, a digital shower £480–£950, a bath replacement £450–£850, a bath-to-walk-in-shower conversion £2,400–£4,800. Fixed price confirmed on the call after a pressure and flow test. Call 0207 046 1363 for same-day quotes.

Shower & bath installation across London

Whether you need a like-for-like electric shower swap on a Tuesday morning, a complete bath-to-shower conversion across the weekend, or a five-ensuite wet room rebuild for an HMO licence renewal, our installers handle the entire job under one roof. Plumbing, electrical, waterproofing, tiling and silicone — one team, one quote, one warranty.

Every installation starts with a 30-second pressure and flow test on the doorstep. Without those two numbers any shower recommendation is a guess — a digital shower needs 1.5 bar minimum per IPS guidance, a mixer needs at least 1.0 bar to BS 6700, and a power shower assumes a pumped 2.0–3.0 bar. The test takes longer to describe than to perform, but it stops the wrong shower being fitted in the wrong system.

The result is a fixed-price quote with the brand, model, kilowatt rating and TMV class written on it. No day rates, no part mark-ups, no surprise add-ons. Most replacements stocked on the van — Mira, Aqualisa, Triton, Bristan and Hansgrohe — so same-day completion is the norm on emergency calls.

Plumber fitting a thermostatic mixer shower valve in a London bathroom

Shower bath installation cost London — 2026 prices

Pricing is by job type and complexity. The figures below are the fixed-price ranges we quote across London bookings — confirmed on the call after the pressure and flow check. All prices include VAT, parts to the listed specification, labour, silicone and disposal of the old unit. Skip hire and tile materials on full wet rooms are listed line-by-line on the quote.

JobWhat's coveredTypical cost
Electric shower install (existing wiring & feed)Like-for-like swap, isolator already in place, 8.5–10.5 kW unit.£180–£280
Mixer shower install (thermostatic)TMV3 / BS EN 1287 thermostatic valve, bar or concealed, fed from combi or unvented cylinder.£280–£480
Digital / smart shower installMira Platinum, Aqualisa Quartz Touch or similar — power box, control, head, wireless remote.£480–£950
Bath replacement (like-for-like)Standard 1700 × 700 acrylic or steel bath, reused waste run, refit panel and seal.£450–£850
Bath-to-shower conversion (walk-in)Remove bath, low-profile tray or up-stand, 1200 × 800 enclosure, retile splash zone.£2,400–£4,800
Full wet room conversionTank to BS 8000-4 / British Standard tanking, fall-formed sub-floor, linear drain, full tile.£3,500–£6,500
Shower enclosure & tray onlyQuadrant, square or walk-in 8 mm glass enclosure on a stone-resin tray.£550–£1,200
Pump fit (twin impeller, negative head)Salamander or Stuart Turner 2.0–3.0 bar pump for low-pressure gravity systems.£380–£620

* Prices include VAT and parts to listed specification. Full pricing list on the pricing page. Designer brassware, premium tile and chasing into solid walls add to the base figure.

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Shower types we install

Four broad categories cover almost every London install. The right one for your property depends on your boiler type (combi, system, regular), incoming mains pressure, household size and how many outlets you want running at once.

Electric shower

8.5 kW – 10.5 kW

Heats water on demand from the cold mains. Independent of the boiler so it still works if the heating is off. Needs a dedicated 32 A or 40 A radial circuit, a Part P notifiable installation and at minimum 1.0 bar of incoming mains pressure. Best for: small flats, second bathrooms, properties on a regular boiler with poor hot-water pressure.

Thermostatic mixer shower

BS EN 1287 / TMV3

Blends hot and cold from the existing system. Pulls hot from a combi or unvented cylinder. Anti-scald TMV3 cartridge locks at 38 °C and shuts down within 2 seconds if the cold supply fails. Best for: combi-boiler homes, en-suites, family bathrooms where temperature stability matters.

Digital / smart shower

1.5 bar minimum (IPS)

Separate control panel and power box. Wireless temperature presets, app control, multiple outlets (head plus body jets plus bath filler). Requires the IPS 1.5 bar minimum pressure and a 13 A fused spur. Best for: high-spec en-suites, rental flips that need a wow factor, customers who want phone-controlled showers.

Power shower (pumped)

2.0 – 3.0 bar twin-impeller

Mixer with a built-in or remote twin-impeller pump for properties on a gravity system (cold tank in the loft, hot tank in the airing cupboard). The pump pulls both hot and cold from the tanks and pushes them through the shower. Best for: older terraced houses, regular-boiler conversions where mains pressure is too low for a mixer.

Digital shower control panel and rainfall head in a high-end London bathroom

Bath replacement & conversions

Bath work splits three ways: like-for-like swap (the old bath out, a new one of the same size in), bath-to-shower conversion (bath out, walk-in shower in) and full wet room (no tray, no enclosure, the whole floor tanked). Each is priced differently and each has a different working schedule.

Like-for-like bath replacement is one full day on site at £450–£850. The new bath supplied (standard 1700 × 700 acrylic or steel), the old one removed and disposed, panel refitted, fresh silicone to ISO 11600 Class F-25-LM mould-resistant and a leak test on the waste before we leave. Upgrade to a Carron steel enamel bath or a freestanding tub and the unit price changes but the labour stays the same.

Bath-to-shower conversion is 3–4 working days, £2,400–£4,800. The bath comes out, the wall tile is stripped to the splash zone, a low-profile 1200 × 800 stone-resin tray or up-stand is set, the 40 mm waste run is dropped into the soil stack, a TMV3 thermostatic mixer is fitted, the walls are retiled in your choice of porcelain or ceramic and an 8 mm safety-glass walk-in screen is installed. Skip and waste removal are included.

Full wet room is the most involved — 5–7 days, £3,500–£6,500. The whole floor is dropped, formed-fall ply substrate goes in, BS 8000-4 tanking membrane covers floor and walls to 1800 mm, a linear drain runs to a 40 mm waste with a 1:80 fall, tile is laid on a flexible adhesive, all silicone seams are flush. The 24-hour ponded water test is filmed on site before any tile goes down.

Tanked and tiled wet room with linear drain in a London property

How it works — start to finish

Five steps from first phone call to handover. Most replacements close inside a week, larger conversions on a two-to-three-week programme.

1

Pressure & flow survey

15 min

On the doorstep we measure incoming cold mains pressure with a calibrated gauge and run a 30-second bucket test for flow. Without these numbers any shower recommendation is a guess. The result is written on the quote.

2

Specification & fixed quote

Same day

Based on system type (combi / regular / unvented), pressure and your usage we recommend the right shower category and brand. Fixed price confirmed before the engineer leaves — no day rates, no surprises.

3

Booking & parts order

24–72 hr

Most replacements are stocked on the van for next-day fit. Special-order units (digital, designer brassware) come on a 48–72 hour lead time. Wet rooms and bath conversions are booked on a date that suits the household.

4

Install day

2 hr – 4 day

Electric shower swap is 2–3 hours. Mixer install is half a day. Bath replacement is one full day. Bath-to-shower conversion is 3–4 days including tiling. Full wet room conversion is 5–7 days.

5

Test, certify, walk-through

30 min

Pressure test on the joints, leak test on the tray, TMV calibration on the mixer, RCD trip test on electric installs. Part P certificate issued where required, 2-year workmanship warranty card handed over.

Standards we work to

Shower and bath installation in London is governed by a stack of British Standards and Building Regulations. Some are legal duties (Part P, BS 7671), some are industry minimums (BS 6700, IPS pressure thresholds), all of them get cited on the certificate.

BS 6700

Water supply systems

Design, installation, testing and maintenance of services supplying water for domestic use within buildings. Every mixer, digital and power shower install on a London property is sized against BS 6700 minimum flow and pressure requirements before the order is placed.

BS EN 12541

Pressure flushing valves

European standard for sanitary tapware — covers durability, watertightness and acoustic behaviour of pressure flushing devices. All bath-fill valves and concealed brassware we fit meet EN 12541 to keep noise transmission low in flats and HMOs.

BS EN 1287

Thermostatic mixing valves (low pressure)

Performance requirements and test methods for low-pressure TMVs. Every shower mixer on a vulnerable-occupant property (HMO, care, family bathroom) is fitted with a TMV2 or TMV3 cartridge to this standard, set to 38 °C.

IPS 1.5 bar minimum

Digital shower pressure threshold

Industry standard minimum dynamic pressure for a digital shower install. Below 1.5 bar a pump is required. We measure on the doorstep — if your incoming mains is below 1.5 bar we will quote a Salamander or Stuart Turner pump in the same job.

BS 7671 411.3.1.2

Supplementary equipotential bonding

18th Edition wiring regs requirement for supplementary earth bonds in bathrooms. Every shower or bath install where the existing bond is missing or undersized gets corrected and certified in the same visit. Non-negotiable on rented property.

Part P Building Regulations

Electrical work in dwellings

Notifiable electrical work — installing or replacing an electric shower circuit, fitting a shower pump on a dedicated circuit — is notified to the local authority by our NICEIC registered electrician. Compliance certificate issued on completion.

BS 8000-4

Workmanship on building sites — waterproofing

Tanking and waterproofing workmanship standard for wet rooms. Membrane is BS 8000-4 compliant, tested with a 24-hour ponded water test on the formed fall before any tile goes down.

What's included on every install

  • Free pressure & flow rate test before any quote (BS 6700 minimums verified)
  • TMV3 thermostatic valve fitted on every mixer install — 38 °C lock-out
  • Surface earth bonding to all metal pipework per BS 7671 411.3.1.2
  • Part P notification for any electric shower or shower pump electrical work
  • Silicone seal to ISO 11600 Class F-25-LM mould-resistant
  • Trap and waste upgraded to 40 mm where existing 32 mm is non-compliant
  • All wastes pressure tested before tiling closes the wall
  • British-made fittings — Mira, Aqualisa, Triton, Bristan, Hansgrohe stocked on the van
  • 2-year workmanship warranty plus manufacturer warranty (5–10 years on premium units)
  • Skip and waste removal included on bath swaps and wet room conversions

Recent London jobs

A handful of recent bookings across London — like-for-like swaps, digital upgrades, bath conversions and full wet rooms. All fixed-price, all closed inside the quoted window.

Victorian terraced 3-bed, Tooting — Mira Sport 9.5 kW

£245

Existing electric shower had stopped heating, no isolator in the airing cupboard. We swapped the unit like-for-like on the original cable run (verified 6 mm² T&E to BS 7671 Table 4D5), fitted a new 40 A pull-cord isolator and tested RCD trip at 1× and 5× rated residual current. 2 hours on site, fixed price, NICEIC minor works certificate emailed.

Camden ex-council flat — Aqualisa Quartz Digital

£780

Combi boiler with 1.7 bar mains pressure — perfect for a digital install. Power box mounted in the airing cupboard, control flush to the tile, head and slide rail. 6 hours on site including bonding upgrade and a fresh 13 A fused spur from the local lighting circuit. Customer paired the app the same evening.

Hammersmith flat conversion — bath-to-shower

£3,650

Cast iron bath out, low-profile 1200 × 800 tray in, 8 mm glass walk-in screen, full re-tile in 600 × 300 large-format porcelain. New 40 mm waste run to the soil stack, TMV3 mixer, bar valve. 3 days on site, all skip and waste removal included. Bathroom finished, sealed and signed off Friday afternoon.

Islington HMO — wet room conversion to 5 ensuites

£28,400 (£5,680 each)

Five ensuite wet rooms across two floors of a licensed HMO. BS 8000-4 tanking, formed-fall ply substrate, linear drains, TMV3 mixers throughout (HMO licensing requirement), grab rails set at 800 mm and 1100 mm AFFL. Two-engineer team, 9 working days, ready for licence renewal inspection.

Wandsworth gravity-fed Edwardian — Salamander pump + power shower

£1,180

Cold tank in the loft, hot cylinder in the bedroom cupboard, 0.6 bar at the head — way under the threshold for any modern mixer. Salamander CT75 Xtra twin-impeller pump fitted in the loft, surge arrestor on the cold feed, new flexes to the bath shower. Customer went from a 2 L/min trickle to a measured 14 L/min.

Kensington high-rise — Hansgrohe Raindance concealed

£1,650

Concealed thermostatic mixer with rainfall head and hand-shower diverter, chased into the wall, fed from a Megaflo unvented cylinder at 3.2 bar. Tile-ready cartridge box, finishing plate on a separate visit after the customer's tiler. Pressure tested at 6 bar for 1 hour with no drop before close-up.

Finished bathroom installation with walk-in shower and freestanding bath in a London home

Why choose us

All trades, one team

Plumbing, electrical, tiling and waterproofing under one roof — no waiting on a separate tiler or electrician to finish your bathroom.

Fixed price up front

Every quote is a fixed figure after the pressure and flow test — no day rates, no part-mark-ups, no surprise add-ons on the final invoice.

BS 6700 / BS EN 12541 / TMV3 compliant

Every install signed off against the British Standards that matter. Certificates issued for Part P and water-byelaws-relevant work.

2-year workmanship warranty

Backed by manufacturer warranty of up to 10 years on premium units. Warranty card handed over on completion, lodged with the unit serial.

London stock van

Mira, Aqualisa, Triton, Bristan, Hansgrohe shower units and TMV cartridges stocked on the van — most replacements completed same visit.

Insured to £5M

Public liability cover for £5M, employer liability £10M. Both certificates available before the engineer steps on site.

Booking line open 24/7

Same-day emergency replacements on burst valves and failed showers. Next-day stocked-unit installs across all London boroughs. Fixed-price quote on the call.

£5M Public Liability • NICEIC + Gas Safe • VAT-registered invoices • 2-year workmanship warranty • Co. No. 17120057

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a new shower installation cost in London?
A like-for-like electric shower swap with existing wiring costs £180–£280. A thermostatic mixer shower install with a TMV3 valve runs £280–£480. A digital shower (Mira Platinum, Aqualisa Quartz Touch) is £480–£950 depending on outlets and remote control. Wall-tile chasing, concealed brassware or pump fitting add to the base price. A fixed figure is confirmed on the call after a 30-second flow and pressure check.
What is the difference between an electric, mixer and digital shower?
An electric shower heats cold mains water on demand using a 8.5–10.5 kW element — independent of the boiler, needs a Part P circuit. A mixer shower blends hot and cold from the existing system through a TMV3 thermostatic valve and is fed by your combi or cylinder. A digital shower is a mixer with a separate power box, wireless control, app integration and multiple outlets — needs a minimum 1.5 bar of dynamic pressure per IPS guidance.
How much does it cost to convert a bath to a walk-in shower?
A standard bath-to-shower conversion in London is £2,400–£4,800. That covers removing the bath, fitting a low-profile stone-resin tray or up-stand, an 8 mm glass walk-in screen or quadrant enclosure, a TMV3 thermostatic mixer, re-tiling the splash zone in your choice of porcelain or ceramic and reusing the existing waste run where compliant. Typically 3–4 working days on site with skip and waste included.
How much does a full wet room cost in London?
A full wet room conversion in London is £3,500–£6,500 for a standard bathroom footprint. That includes structural assessment of the floor, BS 8000-4 tanking membrane, formed-fall plywood or screed substrate, linear drain to a 40 mm waste run, full wall and floor tile, TMV3 mixer and glass screen. Larger or more complex jobs (joist resizing, soil-stack relocations, designer brassware) sit at the upper end or above.
How long does shower installation take?
Like-for-like electric shower replacement is 2–3 hours on site. A new mixer shower install (existing cylinder, existing tile, surface or bar valve) is half a day. A digital shower install is 5–7 hours. Bath replacement is one full day including silicone cure. Bath-to-shower conversions are 3–4 days. Full wet room conversions are 5–7 days including tanking, fall-forming, tiling and grouting.
Do I need an electrician for a new shower?
For an electric shower or a pumped mixer — yes. Installing or replacing an electric shower circuit is notifiable work under Part P of the Building Regulations. Our NICEIC registered electrician handles the electrical install, the supplementary bonding to BS 7671 411.3.1.2 and the Part P notification in the same visit. A purely thermostatic mixer fed from your combi is plumbing-only and does not need an electrician.
What water pressure do I need for a mixer or digital shower?
A standard thermostatic mixer needs a minimum of 1.0 bar dynamic pressure (BS 6700 minimum for fittings). A digital shower needs a minimum of 1.5 bar per IPS industry standard. A power shower or pumped mixer typically targets 2.0–3.0 bar at the head. We measure incoming mains pressure with a calibrated gauge on the doorstep — if your supply is below the threshold we quote a Salamander or Stuart Turner twin-impeller pump alongside the shower.
Can you install a shower in a flat or apartment?
Yes. We install showers in all property types — purpose-built and converted flats, ex-council blocks, period conversions, new builds and high-rises. Where the building uses unvented or pressurised mains the digital options open up. Where the flat is on a low-pressure tank-and-cylinder system we'll quote a thermostatic mixer plus a pump. Block-management permission letters and leaseholder consent forms are something we routinely work around.
Can you replace my bath with another bath the same size?
Yes. A like-for-like bath replacement (standard 1700 × 700 acrylic or steel) is £450–£850 including disposal of the old bath, the new bath supplied, refitting the panel, fresh silicone to ISO 11600 Class F-25-LM mould-resistant standard and a leak test on the waste. If you want to upgrade to a steel enamel bath, a freestanding tub or a designer brand the unit cost increases but the labour stays similar.
Do you fit shower pumps for low-pressure systems?
Yes. Salamander, Stuart Turner and Grundfos twin-impeller pumps from 1.5 bar through 3.0 bar are fitted in the airing cupboard, loft or under the bath as appropriate. We also fit negative-head pumps for systems where the cold tank sits below the head. Fitting includes flexes, isolators, surge arrestor and an after-test on flow rate — typical jump from 0.6 bar to 14 L/min at the head.
Do I need building consent for a wet room?
A wet room conversion does not need full planning permission but does need Building Regulations sign-off for the waste run, ventilation and electrical work. Our team handles the Part P notification, the gravity waste connection per Building Regulations Part H and the BS 8000-4 waterproofing. We document each stage with photos so the sign-off paperwork is in place if the customer needs it for selling or remortgaging.
What warranty comes with a shower installation?
Every install is covered by a 2-year workmanship warranty from our company against leaks, valve failure caused by fitting error and silicone failure. The shower unit itself is covered by the manufacturer warranty — typically 2 years on standard electric showers, 5 years on Mira and Aqualisa mixers and up to 10 years on premium digital units. Both warranties are activated by our installation certificate.
Can you fit a shower in a property with a combi boiler?
Yes. Combi boilers are ideal for thermostatic mixer showers and digital showers — they deliver hot water at full mains pressure, no tanks, no waiting. We size the shower against the boiler's flow rate (kW divided by 2 gives litres per minute at 35 °C rise) and pick a head accordingly. A 30 kW combi gives about 12 L/min at the head — comfortable for a single rainfall outlet.
Do you handle the tiling and waterproofing too?
Yes. We are a single-team install — plumbing, electrical, waterproofing, tiling and silicone all under one roof. No co-ordinating between three trades, no gaps where someone else has finished and the next trade can't start. One quote, one site visit programme, one snag list, one warranty.
Can you do same-week bookings for shower replacement?
Yes. Like-for-like shower swaps are usually booked within 2–4 working days across London. Emergency leak-related replacements (failed valve, burst body) are slotted same-day or next-day on our 24/7 dispatch line at 0207 046 1363. Wet room and full bathroom conversions are scheduled on a date that suits the household — typically 1–2 weeks from quote acceptance.

Question not answered? Call the landline on 0207 046 1363 and ask the engineer directly. Quotes confirmed on the call.

Coverage

Service area — all London boroughs

Engineers dispatched from depots across central, north, south, east and west London. Typical on-site response inside the M25 is 45–90 minutes for emergencies and a same-day booking window for routine installs.

Get your shower or bath fitted this week

Fixed-price quote on the call. Same-day on stocked units. NICEIC + Gas Safe registered team across all London boroughs.

£5M Public Liability • NICEIC + Gas Safe • VAT-registered • 2-year workmanship warranty • Co. No. 17120057

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