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Prices shown as “from” are indicative starting amounts for the stated scope. Your quotation specifies materials, labour, VAT and additional work.
Price indications and what to compare
| Work | Indicative starting price | Scope and assumptions |
|---|---|---|
| Basic bathroom, approximately 9 m² | From € 4,000 | Homedeal market indication including installation, materials and VAT; existing layout and basic products. |
| Mid-range bathroom, approximately 9 m² | From € 7,500 | Market indication including installation, materials and VAT; limited relocation of fittings. |
| Extensive bathroom renovation, approximately 9 m² | From € 12,000 | Market indication including installation, materials and VAT; new layout and more bespoke work. |
Market estimates consulted on 2 October 2026. These are not fixed Multi Concurrent rates. Your project quote specifies the price, VAT and included work.
Why is a small bathroom not proportionately cheaper?
Surveying, disconnection, waste removal and connecting sanitary fittings are still needed in a small room. Tiled areas also include both walls and floors. Budgeting from floor area alone may therefore miss part of the work.
Which items belong in the quote?
Itemise demolition, disposal, pipework, electrics, ventilation, floor repairs, waterproofing, tiling, sanitary fittings and sealant work. Specify brands, models, tile size and how changes or additional work will be agreed.
Keep or change the layout
Moving a toilet, shower or basin may require new pipe routes. First check whether drainage and floor construction are suitable. In apartments, shared building components and owners' association arrangements also matter.
Materials, access and scheduling
Large-format tiles, niches and bespoke fittings need different preparation from standard products. Discuss stair and floor protection, waste routes and deliveries. Plan how you will use bathroom facilities during the work.
From preparation to handover
Layout
Decide where the shower, toilet and furniture will go, allowing room to move.
Site survey
Assess the floor build-up, pipework and ventilation.
Product choices
Choose sanitary fittings, tile sizes and finishes.
Quote
Itemise products, work and provisional allowances.
Strip-out
Carefully remove the agreed sanitary fittings and finishes.
Building preparation
Prepare walls, floors and service routes.
Installations
Coordinate water, drainage, electricity and ventilation.
Waterproofing
Waterproof wet areas as a coordinated system.
Tiling
Install tiles, grout and movement joints.
Fitting
Install sanitary fittings and accessories and test their operation.
Handover
Inspect the finishes and discuss maintenance.
Frequently asked questions
Is the price on this page a quote?
No. An estimate or worked example is for initial planning. The property, materials and agreed scope determine your quote.
What should I include in a quote request?
Describe the work and include the town, postcode, photographs, dimensions and any available drawings. Add your preferred start period. Larger projects need a site visit to establish the scope and price.
Do I need a permit?
This depends on the work, the address and local rules. Check your plan through the Dutch Omgevingsloket and have structural alterations assessed in advance. Work that does not need a permit must still comply with applicable building rules.