Bathroom Design and Installation in Hastings and East Sussex

A typical full refit takes one to two weeks depending on the size of the room, the scope of the work and whether pipework needs rerouting. Smaller jobs, such as a shower replacement, are usually done in a day or two. You get a realistic schedule before we start.

It depends on the size of the room, the fittings you choose and how much of the plumbing needs altering, so prices vary widely. We provide a clear written quote after seeing the space, and we will happily suggest where to spend and where to save.

Both, that is the point of the service. We help you plan the layout, choose fittings that suit the space and avoid the design mistakes that only show up after a bathroom is in use, then the same team installs it.

Yes. Shower replacements, new enclosures and single fixture upgrades are all regular jobs for us. You do not need to commit to a full refit to get a bathroom that works properly.

Yes, and around here that skill gets plenty of use. Many local homes have compact or oddly shaped bathrooms, and the right layout, shower enclosure and fittings make a surprising difference. We measure up and design around the room you actually have.

The plumbing, heating and installation work is ours, and where the project needs additional trades we coordinate that work as part of the job. You deal with one team and one schedule rather than juggling contractors yourself.

Not problems we have not seen before. Older properties around Hastings and St Leonards often have pipework that has been altered repeatedly over the decades. We assess it at the survey stage and tell you up front if anything needs upgrading, so the quote reflects the real job.

Yes. Towel rails and designer radiators are part of our day-to-day heating work, so having them supplied and fitted within the bathroom project is straightforward and usually the most cost-effective time to do it.

Yes. We design and install bathrooms across Hastings, St Leonards-on-Sea, Bexhill-on-Sea and Rye. Distance within that patch makes no difference to the service you get.

Some disruption is unavoidable when your bathroom is stripped out, but we manage it tightly: water is only off when it genuinely needs to be, the rest of the house is protected from dust and traffic, and we tidy up at the end of every day. You will always know what is happening next.

Usually, yes. Poor pressure can come from the pipework, the shower itself or the way the hot water system is set up. We diagnose the cause during the survey and build the fix into the design, which is far better than fitting a lovely new shower that still dribbles.