
Your work is the sales pitch. Most bathroom websites hide it.
Bathroom customers want to see finished rooms like theirs before they'll book a survey. Too many fitters rely on a Facebook page or a template site with stock images, then wonder why enquiries are all price-shoppers.
We build bathroom fitter websites around your real projects, with clear service pages for full refits, wet rooms, accessible bathrooms and en-suites, so you rank for each and attract the customers who want quality.
Pages for every type of bathroom job.
- —"bathroom fitters near me" and "bathroom fitters [town]"
- —"wet room installation [area]"
- —"accessible / disabled bathroom installation": often grant-funded
- —"bathroom renovation cost" and "new bathroom cost"
- —"en-suite installation" and "tiling [town]"
£45k → £120k pipeline in 90 days

Foogle Roofing was paying for leads on Bark and MyBuilder and competing on price with every other roofer on the platform. We built them a website, local SEO and an AI assistant so homeowners came to them directly.
“We went from chasing leads on Bark and MyBuilder to having homeowners come to us directly. 15 qualified leads in 90 days and every single one came through the website they built us.”
Foogle Roofing
Make the decision easy.
- —Before-and-after galleries for every type of bathroom
- —Typical price ranges for full refits, wet rooms and en-suites
- —A start-to-finish timeline: how long it takes and how you keep the house tidy
- —Accreditations, guarantees and insurance
- —A survey booking form with budget and timescale
- —Review collection after every finished bathroom

What a website is worth to a bathroom fitter.
One extra full bathroom a month from Google pays for the package many times over.
Every package is tailored. Setup starts from £2,000 for a focused site and goes up to around £8,000 for multi-service, multi-location builds. After launch, £500–£600 a month covers hosting, monthly local SEO, Google Business Profile management, lead follow-up and continuous improvements. You get a fixed quote after a free 15-minute call.
| Job type | Typical UK value | 1 extra job a month = per year |
|---|---|---|
| En-suite | £4,000–£8,000 | £48,000–£96,000 |
| Full bathroom refit | £6,000–£12,000 | £72,000–£144,000 |
| Wet room / accessible bathroom | £8,000–£15,000 | £96,000–£180,000 |
Live in 4–6 weeks. You do almost nothing.
- —Week 1: a 30-minute strategy call. We research your competitors and the exact searches in your area
- —Weeks 2–3: we write every page and design the site around how your customers decide
- —Weeks 3–5: build, speed-tune, set up your Google Business Profile, call tracking and lead follow-up
- —Launch: you approve it, we go live and submit it to Google
- —Every month after: new content, local SEO, reviews and a report showing calls, enquiries and rankings
Before you ask.
How much does a bathroom fitter website cost?
Tailored setup from £2,000, then £500–£600 a month for hosting, local SEO, Google Business Profile management and lead follow-up.
Can you help me rank for wet rooms and accessible bathrooms?
Yes. These are high-value, less competitive searches, and we build dedicated pages for each, including information on grants where relevant.
Should I put prices on my site?
Typical ranges help. They pre-qualify customers and reduce wasted surveys. We'll write them so they don't lock you into a quote.
How quickly will I see enquiries?
The site is live in 4–6 weeks. Map pack and service-specific searches usually start bringing in enquiries within 1–3 months.
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