Look at the room
We come out, measure up, talk through what you want and what the room will actually take. Then a written price.
Bathrooms
Full refits, en-suites, wet rooms, cloakrooms and loft bathrooms. Stripped out, re-piped, tested and finished by the same team throughout.
Recent bathrooms
Every photo is our own work. Different budgets, different sizes, same standard behind the tiling.
Send a couple of photos and rough sizes and we’ll come and price it up properly.
How a bathroom runs
We come out, measure up, talk through what you want and what the room will actually take. Then a written price.
Old suite, old tiling and anything rotten underneath comes out and goes on the van. No skip left on your street for a fortnight.
Supplies and wastes re-run, falls set, valve positions fixed, trays set in. Pressure tested before anything closes up.
Tile backer where it needs it, then tiling — ours or your tiler’s, whichever you’d rather.
Suite, brassware, screens and mirrors fitted, wastes connected, everything run and checked again.
Sealed, wiped down, waste taken away, and we run through anything you need to know about the controls.
What we fit
FAQs
Most take somewhere between one and two and a half weeks depending on size, whether walls are being moved and how much of the pipework is being renewed. You get a realistic timescale with the quote, not an optimistic one.
Yes, and plenty of customers do. We’ll do first fix, work to their dates and come back for second fix once the tiling is done. It just needs coordinating, and we’ll handle that with them directly.
Either. Some customers want us to supply everything so there’s one price for the lot, others have already picked a suite and brassware they love. Just tell us which at quoting stage.
Yes — we’ve done a few. The constraints are head height over the bath or shower, where the soil pipe can reasonably run, and whether the floor will take the weight of a filled bath. All answerable before you commit.
Not if it’s tanked and the falls are right. That’s the whole job: a properly formed fall to the drain, tanking taken up the walls, and a water test before a single tile goes on.
Often, yes, but it depends on where the soil stack is and whether the waste can keep enough fall. We’ll tell you what’s possible on the first visit rather than agreeing and then finding out.
Yes. Electric mats under tile are the usual choice for a single bathroom; wet underfloor makes more sense when a whole floor or an extension is being done at the same time.
Get in touch
Tell us roughly what you’re after and where you are. We come out, measure up and give you a written price with the work broken down.
Call us, any hour
01422 774358Emergency? Please ring rather than emailing — it’s always quicker.
No obligation. We’ll tell you honestly whether it’s a quick fix or a bigger job.