Full refits, wet rooms, en-suites and cloakrooms — tanked properly, tiled square, and finished with the sanitary ware and brassware you actually chose.
Almost every bathroom that fails does so at a junction — where the tray meets the wall, where the tiles meet the bath, where the waterproofing stops short behind the boarding. The tiles are the visible layer and the last thing that matters. What sits behind them decides whether the ceiling below stays dry.
A free visit to see the job properly. No call-out charge.
An itemised price, agreed before anything starts.
Same faces on site, dust sheets down, tidied daily.
We walk it through with you and put right anything you flag.
Common Questions
A typical domestic bathroom runs one to two weeks, floor and walls, including strip-out, first fix, tanking, tiling, grouting, second fix and sealing. Removing old tiles and making good the walls first can add a couple of days. We give you a realistic schedule with the quote.
Yes, including the tanking and waterproofing underneath, which is the part that actually determines whether a wet room works. Tanking is not something to economise on — the tiles are just the visible layer.
Most customers choose and buy their own so they get exactly the finish they want, and we tell them what to order and what is commonly missed — concealed cistern frames, the right waste, tile trim. If you would rather we sourced it, we can.
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