Our bathroom installation engineers specialise in high-end designer finishes without an exorbitant cost. We pride ourselves on having some of the very best tradesmen in South West England who can create a bespoke bathroom that will meet your every expectation. We have specialist tilers who will work with anything from marble, travertine to hand made tiles – with perfect results every time. We undertake refurbishment, repairs, and the installation of sanitary wear, showers, and all other related bathroom work.

An on-site manager will visit, estimate and/or supervise accordingly. Along with providing additional quotes on large jobs not calculated within the original remit, smaller jobs will be charged on an hourly rate. We always ensure minimum disruption and will leave your premises clean and tidy and in a fashion of which we visited it. Our 24 hour promise can have a tradesman or estimator with you within 3 hours (where required). Please note that all our Workmanship carries a full written 12-month guarantee and appointments are made at a time to suit the customer.

Baths

There’s a wealth of options, so start by narrowing down your choices. Panelled wall-side bath or free standing? Traditional or contemporary? Corner or standard? Double ended baths are becoming increasingly popular – with central taps to allow you to lie at either end of the tub. Roll top baths are back in a big way, but require a lot of space, and be aware that the plumbing is likely to be on show. Other popular designs include “slipper” baths, where the side is higher at one end than the other, and “boat” baths, which have the lowest part in the middle and taper towards the floor. But don’t be too swayed by fashion, choose a tub you can see yourself relaxing in, that meets your household’s needs and fits with your overall look. Remember, a bath is a big item, so do make sure the one you choose will fit through the door to be installed.

Sinks

Traditional pedestal sinks are popular because all the plumbing is neatly hidden behind the stem, or how about something more fancy? If you’ve got the space, a vanity unit an encased sink is a good way to add storage and conceal plumbing. Plus, the unit can easily be refreshed and updated, possibly with just a coat of paint. Wall-hung sinks are a good option if space is minimal and have the additional advantage of being able to be placed at whatever height suits you. Just make sure your wall is strong enough to support the unit’s weight.

WCs

Most modern toilets come with the cistern attached close to the back of the pan, making them quieter and neater than the old high-cistern models. However, if you’re going for the traditional look these are still available if you shop around. If space allows, you could have the cistern concealed in the wall, but do ensure the panel covering it is accessible for maintenance. This is obviously a more expensive option because of the work involved, but you can recoup some of the cost by using a cheaper plastic cistern. If you really can’t stand the sight of plumbing you could complete the look with a wall hung toilet. These are becoming incredibly more popular with their slick, minimalist look, plus they have the added benefit of being more hygienic, as it becomes easier to clean the floor beneath.

Taps

An appropriate choice of tap fitting can transform your bathroom, so think very carefully before making your purchase. Mixers avoid the old scorch-freeze shuffle between taps when washing hands, but will look out of place in an antique-style bathroom. Polished stainless steel or chrome finishes look clean and light across the board, or a brushed finish will avoid smudges. Copper gives a lovely antique look, whilst brass gives a luxurious feel. Or, if you really want a decadent bathroom and your budget allows, you could even go for gold plated. Always check your taps fit the holes in your bath or sink before finalising your choice.

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