Can I renovate only the bathroom?+
Yes. A bathroom renovation does not have to be part of a whole-home project. Tell us whether the work is a complete room update or a defined set of changes.
We only have one bathroom. What needs to be agreed about shower access before work starts?+
Agree which stages make the shower or the whole bathroom unavailable, how the work will be sequenced and what must be completed before the room can be used again. Alternative facilities and access through the home need to be planned for the individual property; a renovation does not guarantee that a working shower will remain available each day.
What should the quote cover if I want to keep the existing bathroom layout?+
The quote should identify demolition, preparation, waterproofing, tiling, fixtures, regulated trade work, waste removal and final finishing. Keeping the layout can reduce some changes, but existing services and newly exposed conditions still need to be checked before the plumbing and complete scope are confirmed.
Do all fixtures have to move during a full renovation?+
No. A full-room refurbishment can retain the existing fixture positions. Relocation changes the scope and needs to be assessed separately.
Can I supply my own tiles and fittings?+
Provide the product details before purchasing or booking installation. Suitability, quantities, supply responsibilities and any missing installation items need to be agreed in the written scope.
What about a standalone leaking shower or waterproofing job?+
Use the wet-area service route below for a standalone leaking-shower, waterproofing or tiling enquiry. Bathroom renovation projects can include those stages within their agreed scope.