Local price guide · Updated May 2026
Bathroom Tiling cost in Rodborough
What you should realistically expect to pay for bathroom tiling in Rodborough, Gloucestershire, in 2026 — including a full quote breakdown and the local factors that move the price.
Budget end
£880
for a typical job
Typical
£1,815
for a typical job
High end
£3,725
for a typical job
Rodborough jobs tend to come in fractionally below the regional average when scheduled alongside other work in the same postcode.
What £1,815 actually buys in Rodborough
Re-tiling walls and floor of an average family bathroom with standard ceramic or small-format porcelain tiles.
Where the £1,815 goes
| Line item | Amount | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Tiles (15–18 m²) | £545 | 30% |
| Tiling labour | £815 | 45% |
| Adhesive, grout & sealant | £220 | 12% |
| Substrate prep / boarding | £145 | 8% |
| VAT contribution | £90 | 5% |
Indicative breakdown — every quote we issue is itemised against your specific scope.
What pushes the price up
- Mosaics or pattern-cutting
- Large-format tiles needing two fitters
- Out-of-true walls in period homes
What brings it down
- Standard 200×250mm tiles
- Plain stack-bond vs herringbone
- Tiles supplied by customer
What changes the price in Rodborough
Rodborough sits on the common above Stroud with stone-built properties ranging from modest cottages to substantial hillside houses.
Rodborough's elevated common-side properties often have spring water issues in the ground, affecting cellar and ground-floor bathroom damp management.
Perched above Stroud with views across to Rodborough Common, this hillside neighbourhood's stone houses benefit from carefully planned bathroom installations.
How long does it take?
Quick
2 days
Typical
4 days
Complex
7 days
Common cost questions
Is £1,815 a fair price for bathroom tiling in Rodborough?
For the typical scope (re-tiling walls and floor of an average family bathroom with standard ceramic or small-format porcelain tiles.) yes — most jobs in Rodborough land between £880 and £3,725. Rodborough jobs tend to come in fractionally below the regional average when scheduled alongside other work in the same postcode.
What's NOT included in the price?
Quotes in this range typically exclude: structural changes, replacing rotten subfloor or joists found mid-job, design fees over the standard allowance, and any work outside the bathroom envelope (bedroom redecoration, hallway flooring, etc.).
How long does bathroom tiling take in Rodborough?
A typical job takes around 4 working days. Quick jobs run 2 days; complex jobs up to 7 days when access or structural issues need addressing.
Do you charge for the quote?
No — site visits and written quotes for bathroom tiling in Rodborough are free. We confirm price in writing before any work starts.
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In short
We don't try to be everything to everyone. Bathroom Tiling within 15 miles of Stroud is our patch, and we know it well enough to spot most quirks before stripping out. That's why our quotes stick.
What to know about this area
Bathroom Tiling jobs in Rodborough are scheduled around the realities below — postcode coverage, nearest roads, councils involved, and the named places we travel to from there.
Stroud District Council — covering GL5, GL6, GL10 postcode districts.
We reach Rodborough via A46, A419, M5 J13 — and serve sites within roughly 15 miles of here.
- Stroud~2 mi
- Gloucester~10 mi
- Stonehouse~3 mi
- Nailsworth~4 mi
- Dursley~9 mi
Stonehouse Industrial Estate · Bath Road Trading Estate
Rodborough is a Stroud neighbourhood — stroud's five valleys means steep, narrow lanes — for hillside properties we sometimes need to barrow materials from the nearest turning point.