Walk-in baths in Birmingham
If getting in and out of the bath has become a struggle, a walk-in bath brings the step-over down from around half a metre to a few centimetres. We supply and fit low step-in walk-in baths across Birmingham — door-sealed, anti-scald controls, seated bathing where it helps, and the room tiled and finished properly afterwards.
Which? Trusted Trader · Fully insured · Fixed written prices

What it costs
Walk-in bath prices in Birmingham
Supply and fit, confirmed in writing after a free home assessment.
Compact walk-in bath
From £4,200
Short 1200–1500mm walk-in bath with an inward or outward opening door, low step-in, thermostatic anti-scald filler and tiling to the wet area. Fits the footprint of a standard bath.
Best for: Homeowners who still want to soak but can no longer climb over a bath edge.
Walk-in bath with seat & shower
From £5,400
Deeper soak bath with a moulded seat, integrated grab rail, shower riser and screen so it works as a seated shower too. Non-slip floor and full-height tiling included.
Best for: Households where one person needs assisted bathing and others want a shower.
Assisted / carer-access bath
From £6,800
Wide-door or powered-seat bathing solution with clear carer access both sides where the room allows, reinforced rails, level flooring and anti-scald controls throughout.
Best for: Carer-assisted bathing, and Disabled Facilities Grant funded adaptations.
Why homeowners choose us
Fitted around the person using it
Seat height, door side, rail position and tap reach are all specified at the survey.
Low step-in, sealed door
Step over is typically 100–150mm instead of 500mm+, with a door seal we pressure-test before we leave.
Fast fill & drain
We size the feeds and waste properly so you're not sat waiting in a cold bath while it empties.
Fitted in 3–6 days
Most walk-in bath installs are finished inside a working week, including tiling and flooring.
Fixed written price
Supply and fit quoted in writing after a free survey — including waste removal and making good.
Which? Trusted Trader
Independently vetted, fully insured, family-run, and bathrooms are the only thing we do.
Grant-friendly paperwork
We quote in the format councils and occupational therapists expect for Disabled Facilities Grant work.
Free quote
Request a walk-in bath quote in Birmingham
Tell us about your bathroom project and we’ll get back to you to arrange the next step.
How it works
Five steps from assessment to handover
One team, no subcontractors, one point of contact.
01
Free home assessment
We measure the room, check door swing, floor build-up, hot water capacity and how you get in and out today.
02
Fixed written quote
One itemised price covering the bath, controls, plumbing, tiling, flooring and making good. No daily-rate billing.
03
Choose the bath
Door type, seat height, tap position and grab rails specified around the user — not around a catalogue.
04
Fit & waterproof
Old bath out, feeds and waste reworked, bath set level and sealed, walls tanked where needed and tiled.
05
Test & handover
Door seal tested, fill and drain times checked, temperature limiter set, room cleaned and guarantee issued.
Our work
Recent bathrooms
Every photo is one of our own installations.

Marble-tiled bathroom with navy vanity unit, brushed brass fittings and walk-in shower in Stourbridge by M3 Trades

Corner shower enclosure with green metro tiles, marble walls and brushed brass frame in a Stourbridge bathroom by M3 Trades

Compact upstairs shower room with pink picket feature tiles and brushed brass fittings in Birmingham by M3 Trades

Corner bath with grey stone-effect tiles, walnut vanity and stone vessel basin in a recently completed Rubery Birmingham bathroom by M3 Trades

Walnut floating vanity with natural stone vessel basin, LED round mirror and chrome heated towel rail in Rubery Birmingham by M3 Trades

Space-saving corner bath and rimless WC on large grey porcelain tiles installed in Rubery Birmingham by M3 Trades
Coverage
Areas we cover around Birmingham
Walk-in bath installation across B1–B98 and the surrounding villages.
FAQs
