Most bathroom problems start behind the wall: a waste with too little fall, a joint in a place nobody can reach, a shower valve set at the wrong depth for the tiles. We plan the first fix around the finished room, so the valve sits where it should, the concealed cistern has an access panel, and the towel radiator is on the heating, not an afterthought.
We can manage the whole bathroom, including tiling or wall panels, or just do the plumbing alongside your own builder and tiler.
What we fit
- Walk-in showers and low-profile trays
- Thermostatic and concealed shower valves, rainfall heads
- Wall-hung and back-to-wall toilets with concealed cisterns
- Wall-hung vanity units and basin mixers
- Freestanding baths, including floor-standing mixers
- Heated towel rails
- Waterproof wall panels or tiling, with tanking in wet areas
- Lit niches, LED mirrors and plinth lighting, with an electrician
Water pressure first
Before recommending a shower, we test the pressure and flow coming into the house and look at what your boiler or cylinder can supply. A big rainfall head on a system that can’t feed it just gives you a big trickle.
How it works
- Visit and measureWe look at the room, the pipe runs and the water pressure.
- Quote and planA written price and a clear list of who supplies what.
- Strip out and first fixNew supplies and wastes in, pressure tested before anything is covered.
- Walls and floorBoarding, tanking, then tiles or panels.
- Second fixToilet, basin, shower, bath and radiator connected and tested.
- FinishSealed, checked and cleaned, ready to use.
Examples of our bathroom installation work
Bathroom Installation across Wetherby and nearby
We cover the whole of Wetherby and the surrounding villages, including Boston Spa, Collingham, Bramham, Thorp Arch, Clifford, Linton, Spofforth, Tadcaster, plus Kirk Deighton, North Deighton, Sicklinghall, Walton, Bardsey, East Keswick, Harewood.
Questions about bathroom installation
How long does a bathroom take?
A straightforward refit is usually one to two weeks. Moving the toilet or shower, building stud walls for concealed cisterns or adding niches adds time.
Can you fit a walk-in shower in a small room?
Often, yes. A low-profile tray and a single fixed panel take up less space than a cubicle and make the room feel bigger.
Can you move the toilet?
Usually, but the soil pipe decides how far. A wall-hung toilet on a concealed frame gives more flexibility.
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