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Bathroom renovation

Bathroom renovation, from pipework to the last sealant joint⁠

Is your bathroom outdated, or does it no longer suit the way you use it? In a bathroom renovation, we take out the old bathroom and build the new one, from pipes and tiles to sanitary ware.

Modern bathroom with a floating white vanity unit, a walk-in shower with a rain shower and dark tiles

Why a complete bathroom renovation?

In a bathroom, many trades come together in a few square metres: demolition, pipework, electrics, tiling and fitting the sanitary ware. A mistake in one layer shows up later in the next. That is why we carry out all the layers, in the order they require. Do you already have ideas for your new bathroom?

Tiler fitting large wall tiles with tile levelling clips and a hammer
Tradesman setting mosaic tiles behind a washbasin and spreading the adhesive with a notched trowel

How we approach your bathroom

From demolition to a new base

We start by stripping out the old bathroom. Then we adjust the water supply and waste pipes, and the electrics where needed. Next comes the base: waterproofing and a floor laid to a fall, so the water runs towards the drain.

Only when the base is ready does the tiling begin. We make sure the grout lines are straight and the joins around taps, niches and the shower corner are neat. Then we fit the sanitary ware, such as the toilet, the washbasin, the shower or the bath. Finally come the sealant joints and the finishing of the ceiling.

Bathroom with a walk-in shower behind a glass screen, a shower channel and two niches in the wall, large beige tiles, a black washbasin on an oak-coloured vanity unit and a round mirror with a black frame

Choosing a shower, bath and tiles for your bathroom

Layout, sanitary ware and tiles at a glance

Would you like an open shower without a threshold? Then a walk-in shower is an option. If you like a bath, we look together at whether it fits alongside a shower. The tiles make a difference too: large tiles mean fewer grout lines, small tiles give more grip on the floor.

A bathroom renovation is a good moment for other work in the house. If the toilet is being renewed as well, you can choose the same tiles for both rooms. Underfloor heating under the tiles makes the bathroom pleasantly warm underfoot. And is the bathroom moving to a different spot, or getting bigger? Then we adapt the layout, the pipework and the walls to suit. Whatever you want to include, we put in one quote.

White wall-hung toilet in front of marble-effect tiles, with an illuminated cabinet above
Brick house with a bell gable, red and white shutters, a dormer on the tiled roof and trees in front

Ideas for tiles and layout

Sometimes it helps to see how a tile or layout works out in a real bathroom. Save what you like and show it to us. That way, we know which direction you want to go in.

Grey-tiled bathroom with a double washbasin, wall-hung toilet and a shower behind sliding glass doors with an illuminated niche
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Your new bathroom, from strip-out to sanitary ware

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