Bathroom fitters in Blackburn, wet rooms and en-suites

Everything between rip-out and finish: strip-out, plumbing, first-fix electrics, full waterproofing, wall and floor tiling, the suite, shower and screen, extraction, lighting, heating and decoration. You buy the suite and tiles; we fit the lot. One written quote and one team responsible — no booking a plumber, a tiler and an electrician separately and hoping they coordinate. We finish by sealing, testing every outlet and clearing up.

Yes — that’s how most of our bathrooms work. Plenty of clients buy their own suite, tiles or a particular shower from B&Q, Wickes or a showroom, and we fit it. If you’re buying your own, we’ll tell you what to order and check it’s all arrived and undamaged before we start, so there’s no mid-job delay. Buying it yourself usually saves money; we’re happy either way.

Yes — fully tanked wet rooms and accessible, low-threshold bathrooms are among the jobs we’re asked for most, and each has its own page. Wet rooms need the floor falls and waterproofing done exactly right, which is precisely the sort of work we’d rather take time over than rush. Accessible bathrooms — level-access showers, grab rails, comfort-height fittings — are increasingly in demand locally and often sit alongside grant-funded adaptations.

Most bathrooms are one to two weeks on site, with a few days in the middle when that bathroom can’t be used. If it’s your only one, that matters — so we plan the sequence to keep the dead time as short as we can, and we’re happy to talk through options like keeping the old toilet usable until the last possible moment. We dust-sheet the landing and stairs, tidy every evening, and never leave you without working water or power overnight.

Yes. Wet areas are fully tanked and waterproofed before any tile goes on — that hidden layer is what keeps the room dry for years, and it’s where corner-cutting causes the leaks you hear horror stories about. All workmanship carries a written 12-month guarantee, and we use quality adhesives, grouts and sealants rather than the cheapest on the shelf. If anything moved or let water through in that first year, we’d come back and put it right.

Yes — most of our bathrooms are upstairs, and protecting the rest of the house is just part of doing the job properly. We sheet and protect the landing, stairs and any rooms we carry through, take waste out cleanly rather than trailing it, and hoover the route at the end of each day. The noisy, dusty work is mostly the first day or two of strip-out; we’ll tell you which days those are so you can be out if you’d rather.

For a bathroom there’s usually a deposit to secure your dates and order the materials, then the balance on completion once you’re happy. Larger bathroom jobs may have a stage payment partway through. Whatever the split, it’s written into the quote up front so you always know what’s due and when, and the final payment only falls due after we’ve walked the finished room with you.