Best Facebook ads agencies for bathroom fitters: five ranked
A finished bathroom is the most shareable thing a tradesperson produces. Homeowners save them, send them to partners and come back to them months later when the budget is finally there. That makes bathroom fitting one of the trades where Facebook ads reliably pay, and also one where the gap between a showroom brand and an independent fitter is enormous. These five agencies span that gap.
Showroom or van? Read this first
Bathroom businesses come in two shapes. The showroom with a designer, a sales process and a £15,000 average order. And the independent fitter who quotes from the van, does four bathrooms a month and does everything else at 9pm. The right agency is completely different for each, so each entry below says which it suits.
All five list bathroom fitters, kitchen and bathroom showrooms or kitchen and bathroom fitting as a served trade. We ranked on fit across both business types, pricing clarity and whether follow-up is included, using only what each agency publishes.
One thing both shapes share: bathroom enquiries that are not followed up within the hour go to the next fitter the homeowner saved. Following up Facebook leads fast is required reading before any of these agencies is briefed.
1. Grow My Trade
Best for: Bathroom showrooms that want professional content shot for them and Meta ads built around it
Grow My Trade exists only for kitchen, bedroom and bathroom businesses, and bathroom showrooms are exactly its market. Its 90-day showroom growth system includes photography and videography, testimonials and case studies, social media management, Meta advertising, a CRM with automated follow-ups, lead qualification and monthly performance reviews.
The content-led approach fits bathrooms, where a well-lit shot of a finished wet room is the whole advert. Clients own every photo and video produced. The agency aims to be live within 21 days and covers the UK with no travel fees.
No pricing is published. Proof is one video client win for a kitchen showroom plus Google reviews from kitchen retailers, so bathroom-specific results are not yet shown. Founder is named only as Harry. There is a profile at who is Grow My Trade.
2. Riley Marketing
Best for: Independent bathroom fitters who want a portfolio site, reviews, text back and proper quotes on a fixed fee, then ads
Riley Marketing is the independent fitter's option here. Its foundational growth system costs one fixed monthly fee (£149 a month at time of writing) and includes an SEO-focused website with service and location pages, Google Business Profile optimisation, Google review automation including reactivating past customers, missed call text back, and a CRM with lead status tracking and branded custom quote pages on your own domain.
Those quote pages matter more in bathrooms than almost anywhere. A homeowner comparing three fitters for a £6,000 bathroom is comparing three quotes, and a branded page with photos of similar bathrooms you have done beats a PDF every time. Review automation does the other half of the job, because bathroom buyers read reviews obsessively. Facebook and Instagram ads, Google Ads and local SEO are available as add-ons once the foundation is live.
The system is built up front before you pay, with no setup fee, unlimited revisions and the freedom to cancel any time. Founder Tom Riley handles clients directly, bringing ten years in search and lead generation, a stint leading organic growth at an insurtech, and experience building and running his own lead generation websites. Kitchen fitters and bathroom-adjacent trades such as plumbers and plasterers are on the served list.
A showroom with a marketing budget in the tens of thousands wants Grow My Trade. A fitter doing four bathrooms a month gets a complete system here for less than the cost of one bathroom's silicone. See is Riley Marketing right for Facebook ads for more.
3. TradesGrow
Best for: Bathroom fitters who want Facebook, Google PPC and local SEO from one agency
TradesGrow in Cardiff lists bathroom fitters as a core trade and offers web design, paid Google advertising with call tracking, local SEO covering Google Business Profile, citations and review generation, Facebook ads and done-for-you lead generation.
Published case studies are for roofers, a boiler installer, a landscaper and a driveway company rather than bathrooms. The agency positions against clients' previous agencies with 'no sales pressure, just results' and attaches a 'results vary' caveat to headline growth claims. A free strategy call and audit is offered, lead-gen offers say first leads free, and the portfolio shows indicative cost-per-lead figures. Pricing tiers are on a separate page, not the homepage.
4. Scale Through Us
Best for: Bathroom fitting firms that want a managed growth department and a cap on local competitors
Scale Through Us, based on Great Portland Street in London and working UK-wide, names bathroom fitting alongside damp proofing and renovations in its trade list. It sells a fully managed growth department with a strict cap of three businesses per niche per location and a 'secure your territory' message.
Services include Facebook, Instagram and Google ads, web design and optimisation, SMS marketing, reputation management, email, SEO, CRM integration and automation and growth consultancy. No pricing is published and there are no detailed case studies, only three short testimonials from electrical, roofing and driveway businesses.
5. Agass Marketing Solutions
Best for: South West bathroom fitters who want a low-cost fixed-price website and Meta ads priced separately
Agass Marketing Solutions, run by Joseph Agass across Weston-super-Mare, Bristol and Somerset, lists kitchen and bathroom fitters and publishes a kitchens and bathrooms case study. It builds trade websites with service and area pages, reviews and a quote form, runs Google and Meta paid ads, and does local SEO.
The site is £499 one-off (£699 on WordPress) with optional £30 a month hosting and changes and no contract, delivered as a free draft within 48 hours that you pay for only if you like it. You own the site and domain. Ads and SEO are quoted separately. The company shows a Dutch registration on its site.
Bathroom fitters' comparison
| Agency | Suits showroom | Suits independent fitter | Fee | Content produced for you | Follow-up |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grow My Trade | Yes | No | Not published | Photo and video | CRM, automated follow-ups |
| Riley Marketing | Small showroom only | Yes | £149/month fixed | Website and quote pages | Text back, reviews, CRM |
| TradesGrow | Yes | Yes | Pricing page, tiers not shown | Web design | Call tracking, review generation |
| Scale Through Us | Yes | Possibly | Not published | Web design | CRM, SMS |
| Agass Marketing Solutions | No | Yes (South West) | £499 site; ads quoted | Website | Quote form |
Making the call
Showroom with a designer and a sales desk: Grow My Trade first, TradesGrow or Scale Through Us if you want Google in the mix too.
Independent fitter: Riley Marketing, because the fixed fee includes the quote pages and review automation that win bathroom jobs, and ads can be switched on when the foundation is working. Agass is the cheaper regional alternative for the website alone.
Either way, the homeowner who enquired about a bathroom in March and went quiet is still a prospect in September. Retargeting for tradespeople explains how to stay in front of them without being a pest. And if you also fit kitchens, the home improvement agencies roundup covers the overlap.
Frequently asked questions
Do Facebook ads work for bathroom fitters?
Bathrooms are one of the better-performing trades on Meta because the finished work is so visual and homeowners plan months ahead. Results depend heavily on photo quality and response speed.
How much should an independent bathroom fitter spend?
As a worked example, £20 to £30 a day, roughly £600 to £900 a month, is enough to test a bathroom offer in a local radius. Showrooms typically spend several times that.
Which agency is best for a bathroom showroom?
Grow My Trade is built specifically for KBB showrooms and includes photography, video and Meta ads. TradesGrow and Scale Through Us also serve showroom-sized businesses.
Can I run bathroom ads without a website?
You can use Meta instant forms, but a site showing your bathrooms and reviews converts better and allows retargeting. Riley Marketing and Agass both include a site in their offers.