Construction and preparation
We discuss removal, substrates, wall and ceiling construction and preparation for wet zones.
Updating a bathroom brings several trades together. We discuss the layout and existing situation, then coordinate the work with our team.

A bathroom renovation starts with choices: will the layout stay the same, do connections need moving and which materials do you want? These decisions affect floor build-up, pipework and scheduling. We map out the work before execution starts.
Bathroom size is one factor. Moving connections, floor and wall condition, sanitary fittings, tile size and finishes also matter. We start by discussing the current situation and your choices.
We discuss removal, substrates, wall and ceiling construction and preparation for wet zones.
Shower, toilet and basin positions determine where services are needed. We review what the existing situation allows.
Tiling, sanitary fittings and finishing are planned in a logical sequence. Required work and materials are agreed in advance.
Our own photos of bathroom preparation and electric underfloor heating installation. Both show work in progress.
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Explore how a dated bathroom could look with different tiles, a walk-in shower and an oak vanity.

BeforeAfterMaterials, fittings and the shower enclosure shape how a bathroom looks and feels. We discuss what suits your home and the existing situation.
Explore bathroom renovation ↗Yes. Complete bathroom renovation is one of our services. We discuss which work and supplies are included in your project.
We can investigate the options. Feasibility depends on space, drainage, pipe routes and floor construction, among other factors.
This depends on scope, materials, drying times and alterations. We agree a project schedule in advance; there is no single duration for every bathroom.
Describe the work and your project’s location to give us an initial idea of what is needed.
The rooms, work required, measurements and your preferred start period.
Bricklaying and masonry are outside our scope.