Price for entire bathroom. Is it a reasonable price?

[Raccus]

Hi, i recently completely re-did an upstairs bathroom. Total I charged for all work was around £3800. Checking in to see if you think this is a reasonable price.

Job included:
-complete gutting of old bathroom, removal of bath, sink, toilet, and about 6msq of old wall tiles and overboarding this 6msq wall with backer board.
-Lifting floor boards and running new water feeds (different places) for sink, bath, shower (new), toilet &radiator, as well as drainage pipework for each of these.
-Levelling floor, overboarding, installing underfloor heating and then tiling.
-Building stud wall 1m w x 2.4m high, 20cm deep to house water feeds and shower valve for shower, including two recesses about 1 ft sq.
-tiling all walls of bathroom floor to ceiling about 22msq
-fitting all new sink, bath, shower, toilet and radiator & extractor fan.

You may ask how long it took, but its difficult to rate in time, as Im not the fastest worker & I make sure everything is perfect, so thats why rather want an idea of price for the job please?

 

[ttt tiling]

Nice to know you want to do a good job , shocking how few can be bothered or just can't do it properly

 

[Dougs Third Go]

I think I'd go out of business if I charged £11.87 per hour, (based on your time/price, if you were charging per hour}

 

[Time's Ran Out]

The only thing I hear in my head is 40 days!
If it’s just labour then I think you have completely done the customer.
1) because you haven’t done the work within a cost effective time frame.
2) you’ve charged them for your learning on the job.

Both which I believe to be totally unprofessional.
I just hope they weren’t an elderly couple!

 

[Raccus]

Its only the second full bathroom I've done. So yes hope to get quicker of course. Here are more pics if u still wanted...

 

[JMC tiling]

40 days for that, is this a windup thread?