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Full installations, wet rooms and refits, from stripping out the old suite to the last coat of paint. One team for the whole job.
The usual problem with a bathroom is coordination — a plumber, a tiler, an electrician and a decorator all waiting on each other while your only bathroom sits in pieces. We run the whole job, so the sequence actually holds together.
Most bathrooms that fail do so behind the tiles, not in front of them. Tanking the shower area before anything is tiled costs very little on the day and is the difference between a bathroom that lasts fifteen years and one that leaks into the ceiling below.
We measure up, agree the layout and give you a written price with the scope on it. If the soil pipe position means the toilet cannot move where you want it, we will tell you at the quote stage, not halfway through.
You can have all of it or any part of it. Some people want the lot; others already have a tiler and just need the plumbing done properly.
Old suite, tiles and flooring out, supplies isolated and made safe first, and everything taken away. You are not left with a skip of rubble in the front garden.
Moving supply and waste pipework to suit the new layout. This is the stage that decides whether the bath can go on a different wall, and it has to be right before a single tile goes up.
Bath, shower tray or enclosure, basin, toilet, taps and wastes fitted, connected and sealed. Supplied by us or by you, whichever you prefer.
Lighting, extractor fans, shaver sockets and heated towel rails. Electrical work in a bathroom is notifiable under Part P of the Building Regulations, so it is carried out and certified by a registered electrician.
Wet areas tanked first, then walls and floors tiled, grouted and sealed. Cuts made properly around pipework rather than filled with silicone and hoped for.
Electric mats or a wet system under tile. Warm floor in the morning, and it frees up the wall where the radiator used to be.
A floor-level shower with a graded, fully tanked floor and no tray or step. More work than a standard fit because the waterproofing has to be exact, but it gives you a step-free bathroom.
Vanity units, wall cabinets, mirrors and shelving fitted level and fixed into something solid.
Walls skimmed, ceiling finished, painting done. The room is handed back finished, not just plumbed.
A selection of bathrooms fitted across every London borough.
A recent full installation in London. Five angles of the same room, so you can see how the detail was handled rather than just the one flattering shot. Swipe or use the arrows.
A standard bathroom is usually one to two weeks on site. A wet room, or anything where the layout moves significantly, takes longer.
We come and look at the room, measure it, and find out where the soil pipe, joists and existing runs are. That is what determines which layouts are actually possible, as opposed to which ones look good on a showroom plan.
We agree the layout and the spec, then price it. If you want the toilet somewhere the soil pipe cannot reasonably go, we will say so now and give you the options and what each costs.
Suite, tiles and fittings ordered and delivered before we start. Nothing gets ripped out until the replacement is physically on site, so you are never left without a bathroom waiting on a back order.
Old bathroom out, pipework and cabling moved to the new layout, floor checked and made good, and wet areas tanked. This is the noisy, unglamorous half of the job and it is the half that determines whether the rest lasts.
Tiling, then the suite, taps, towel rail, lighting and extractor go in. Electrical work is certified, everything is tested, decorating is finished and we take our mess with us.
Bathrooms vary more than almost any other job, because two rooms the same size can be completely different amounts of work. These are the things that move the number.
| What we look at | Why it changes the cost |
|---|---|
| Keeping or moving the layout | Fitting a new suite where the old one stood is the cheapest version of this job. Moving the toilet is the expensive one, because the soil pipe has to be re-run at the right fall. |
| Suite and tiles chosen | Easily the widest variable. You can supply your own or we can, and we will tell you honestly where spending more is worth it and where it is not. |
| Wet room or standard | A wet room needs the floor graded, the whole area tanked and often the joists adjusted. Considerably more work than a tray. |
| Condition of the room | Rotten floorboards, old lath and plaster, or walls that are badly out of true all add time before the new bathroom can go in. |
| Underfloor heating | Adds materials and a day or so, plus the electrical connection and certification. |
| Decorating | Whether you want the room handed back painted and finished, or just plumbed and tiled. |
Relevant here because bathroom work often touches the heating system, and moving a towel rail or radiator is heating work.
You ring one number for the whole job rather than chasing four trades who each blame the last one.
Scope and price agreed before anything comes off the wall, so the final invoice matches what you signed up to.
Dust sheets down, waste taken away, and the room left usable rather than left for you to finish.
One number, every London borough, 24 hours a day. Call 079 1616 8585 or message us on WhatsApp.
Call and describe the room. We will book a visit, measure up and give you a written price with no obligation.
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