One team handling the plumbing, heating, tiling and finishing, priced in writing, paid in stages, and coordinated so the trades aren't tripping over each other for a fortnight.
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Grey stone bathroom with walk-in shower, illuminated niches and vanity unit by Heat Solution London
Full bathroom projects, remove existing suite, first-fix plumbing and electrics, tanking and tiling, install new suite (bath, shower, WC, basin, taps, brassware), heated towel rail, underfloor heating if wanted, decoration and hand-over. Fit-only option if you've already bought the suite.
Homeowners renovating a bathroom, adding a second bathroom or ensuite, or converting a bathroom into a wet room. Landlords upgrading tired rental bathrooms.
When the existing bathroom is tired, poorly laid out, leaking, or simply not what you want to live with any more. Best planned around when you can accept the room being out of use for the project duration.
Bathrooms have plumbing, heating, waterproofing, electrics and finishing all interacting in one small room. Getting the sequence wrong causes rework, tile before waterproofing, brassware before pipework layout, floor before underfloor heating decisions. One coordinated team avoids that.
The mistakes that turn small jobs into big bills, and how a qualified engineer keeps them from happening.
Tiles alone are not waterproof, the substrate underneath is what stops water reaching the floor below. Skipped tanking causes ceiling stains within 12 months.
Undersized waste means slow drainage and gurgling; wrong-fall soil means blockages. Both invisible until they're happening, both hard to fix after tiling.
The cheapest taps and shower valves fail within 2–3 years, often needing tiles removed to service. Mid-range branded fittings usually last decades.
Tiler in before the plumber's first fix; electrician after the tiling; underfloor decisions after the screed is down, all common on unmanaged jobs, all cost time and money to correct.
We visit, discuss layout, must-haves, and what your budget realistically stretches to. Fixed-price quote with the scope in writing.
Order fittings, tiles and appliances (or accept your supplied items on fit-only jobs), agree start date and expected duration.
Existing suite out, waste and supply pipework laid, electrics for shower and lighting run in, underfloor if agreed.
Substrate tanked, floor and walls tiled, suite installed, brassware fitted, heated towel rail piped, silicone finished properly.
Every joint pressure tested, everything cleaned down, walk-through with you. 2-year workmanship guarantee.
No coordinating a plumber, electrician, tiler and heating engineer yourself, we handle it end to end.
Bathroom projects run on staged payments so cash flow matches progress. No lump-sum up front.
Waterproofing before tiling, first-fix before second-fix, underfloor before floor, no rework.
Advice on what works long-term (and what fails), from an installer, not a showroom salesperson.
2 years on our work, plus manufacturer warranties on brassware, appliances and heating components.
Accredited & trusted by the brands we install
Materials, methods and variations, the specifics that separate a proper install from a rushed one.
Supply-and-fit means we source everything (suite, tiles, brassware, accessories), usually saves you time and gives us tighter control over lead times and quality. Fit-only means you've chosen and paid for the products yourself, and we install what you've bought. Both work; supply-and-fit tends to give a smoother project because we're accountable for the whole outcome.
Wet rooms need a proper former, correctly sloped substrate, full tanking, and linear drain in the right place, all done before tiling. Get any of those wrong and the room floods. This is where 'a builder who does bathrooms' typically falls short of 'a heating engineer who does bathrooms'.
A modern bathroom typically has a heated towel rail (plumbed off the central heating), underfloor heating (electric mats under tile, or wet if part of a wider system), and mechanical extraction (mandatory in bathrooms without an openable window). All coordinated with the boiler and heating controls.
Thermostatic mixer showers (protecting against scalding) are effectively mandatory now, the difference is between cheap TMV cartridges that fail early and mid-range branded units that last decades. We recommend based on your system pressure and expected use, not on margin.
For rental properties we focus on durable, easy-to-clean, easy-to-replace parts, the choices are different from an owner-occupier bathroom. We can advise on the sensible balance between capex and long-term maintenance cost.
Typical full bathroom is 7–10 working days once trades are on site; larger or wet-room projects longer. We give a specific expected duration on the quote.
Very variable, depends on suite quality, tiles, brassware and any structural work (moving walls, changing waste positions). We survey and give a fixed written quote before you commit.
Yes, fit-only projects are welcome. We'll ask you to have everything on site before we start to avoid delays.
Yes, that's plumbing, and we're a plumbing-and-heating firm.
We handle these as part of the project through a qualified electrician on Part P work.
Yes, bathroom jobs run on staged payments so your cash flow matches progress, not a big lump-sum up front.
2 years on workmanship, plus manufacturer warranties on brassware, showers and heating components.
Yes, electric under-tile mats are standard on bathroom refits; wet underfloor if it ties into a wider heating overhaul.
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