
BeforeAfterBathroom fitters across Yorkshire and Manchester
From a tired family bathroom to a new en-suite, we strip out, re-plumb, tile and finish, so you deal with one team rather than four trades.
What's includedOne team for the whole job
You deal with one person from start to finish. No chasing separate trades.
- Design and layoutWhere everything goes, and what fits your budget.
- Strip-out and disposalOld suite, tiles and waste taken away.
- Plumbing and wasteNew pipework, thermostatic showers and drainage.
- Electrics and extractionLighting, shaver points, heated rails and extractor fans.
- Tiling or microcementWalls and floors, with proper waterproofing underneath.
- Fit and finishSuite, furniture, silicone and a final clean.
Bathroom work we do

Full refit
A complete new bathroom, floor to ceiling.

Walk-in shower
Level-access showers and wet rooms.
En-suite
A second bathroom squeezed into a bedroom or loft.
Microcement finish
Seamless, grout-free walls and floors.
From first visit to finished room
- 1
Free visit and quote
We visit, measure up and talk it through, then send a clear, itemised quote.
- 2
Design and plans
Drawings and specification agreed, with help on planning and building regulations.
- 3
Build
One team on site from start to finish, with regular updates as the work progresses.
- 4
Handover and aftercare
A final walk-through together, and we stay a phone call away afterwards.
Common questions
How long does a bathroom refit take?
Usually 1–2 weeks for a standard bathroom, depending on tiling and any changes to the layout.
Can you move the toilet or shower?
Usually, yes. Moving the toilet depends on where the soil pipe can run; we check this at the first visit.
Do you supply the bathroom suite?
We can supply everything, or fit a suite you've chosen yourself.
How much does a bathroom refit cost?
We can't give a fair price without seeing the job. The size of the room, moving pipework, tiles or microcement, and the suite you choose all change the price. We visit for free, measure up and send an itemised quote, so you can see exactly where the money goes.
