A lot of Belfast housing dates from the city's linen and shipbuilding years, and some bathrooms have had several refits stacked on top of each other since. When we strip back we often find old lead or iron pipework, rotten boards under the toilet or tiles fixed straight to plaster. We fix what we find and tell you about it before going further.
A typical renovation
- Full strip out to bare walls and joists
- Old pipework replaced with new copper or plastic
- Floors repaired and overboarded
- Walls boarded and tanked in wet areas
- New suite, tiling and finishing
Panels or tiles
Waterproof wall panels are quicker to fit and have no grout to clean, like the stone effect room pictured on this page. Tiles give more choice of finish. We fit both.
How the job runs
- 01
Survey
We look for problems before quoting.
- 02
Strip
Back to walls and joists.
- 03
Rebuild
Pipework, floors and walls renewed.
- 04
Fit
New bathroom, tiled and finished.
Related work
Questions about renovations
What if you find a problem once the old bathroom is out?
We stop, show you and price the fix before carrying on.
Do you remove the old bathroom?
Yes, and we take it away.
Can you work around me living in the house?
Yes. We keep a toilet working for as much of the job as we can.