Small Bathroom Tilers in Leicester — Expert Tips & Cost Guide (2025)

LL Tiling & Bathrooms
Sep 3
2 min read

Why Small Bathrooms Need a Specialist

Working in a small bathroom is trickier than it looks. Limited space means every tile cut, grout line, and layout choice really matters. Without the right expertise, you risk uneven finishes, wasted materials, and a room that feels even smaller than it should. That’s why hiring professional small bathroom tilers in Leicester is so important.

Typical Costs for Tiling a Small Bathroom in Leicester (2025)

The cost of tiling a small bathroom can vary depending on the size, materials, and complexity of the design. Here’s a general guide for 2025:

Work	Average Cost Range
Wall tiling (small bathroom)	£500 – £1,200
Floor tiling (small bathroom)	£400 – £900
Re-grouting & repairs	£200 – £600
Full small bathroom refit (tiles, fixtures, labour)	£3,000 – £6,000

💡 Tip: If you keep your existing layout (to avoid moving pipes), you’ll save significantly on plumbing costs.

Design Ideas for Small Bathrooms

Large-format tiles: Fewer grout lines make spaces look bigger.
Light colours: Whites, greys, and beiges reflect more light.
Vertical tiling: Makes ceilings look higher.
Feature walls: A bold tile on one wall creates interest without overwhelming the space.
Slip-resistant flooring: Essential for safety in compact wet areas.

LL Tiling large format tiles 1200X600 on a small bathroom renovation in Leciester — LL Tiling 1200X600 Tile Floor & Wall

Why Choose LL Tiling?

At LL Tiling, we specialise in making the most of small bathrooms. Our experienced tilers know how to:

Maximise your space with clever tile layouts.
Ensure perfect finishes even in tricky corners and tight spots.
Provide honest advice on tile choices that fit your budget and style.
Deliver a clean, professional service with minimal disruption.

FAQs About Small Bathroom Tiling in Leicester

Q: How long does it take to tile a small bathroom?A typical small bathroom takes 3–5 days, depending on prep work and complexity.

Q: Do I need to remove old tiles before fitting new ones?In most cases, yes. Removing old tiles ensures a smooth, long-lasting finish.

Q: Can I mix different tile sizes in a small bathroom?Yes — mixing floor and wall tile sizes can create contrast, but keep patterns simple to avoid a cramped look.