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A double vanity with a marble top and chrome taps, a heated towel rail beside it

Bathroom design and installation

Bathroom design and installationin Eastbourne, Lewes and Ringmer

A comprehensive bathroom service that starts with the design and finishes with a complete installation, tiling included, with a range of options so you get a bathroom you love at a price you're happy with.

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  • Design to final finish
  • Tiling included
  • Usually 2 to 4 weeks
  • Plumbing and heating in-house

What we do

We look after the whole project

We cover every part of the installation, from the design and the plumbing to the tiling and the final finish, so there's one team to deal with from start to end.

Bring photos of what you like and we'll help with the design, the layout and choosing the products. Every project is finished to meet your requirements, on time.

What's included

  • Bathroom design and planning
  • Full bathroom installations
  • Plumbing and heating integration
  • High-quality finishes and workmanship
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A loft bathroom with a skylight, oak vanity and marble floor

Our work

Bathrooms we've fitted

Bathrooms we've designed and fitted, from the first plan to the final finish.

  • Freestanding fluted bath beneath a window, black and white marble floor
  • Walk-in shower with burgundy tiles and brushed brass fittings
  • Fluted oak vanity with a brass tap and a marble chequerboard floor
  • Arched alcove with green tiles, a vanity unit and a towel rail
  • Arched walk-in shower with a brass rainfall head and towel rail
  • Loft bathroom with a skylight, oak vanity and marble floor
  • Glass shower enclosure with a rainfall shower and a heated towel rail
  • Green tiled wet room with a chequerboard floor
  • Oak vanity and arched shower opening in a marble-floored bathroom

How it works

How a bathroom project works

  1. Tile samples, a brass tap and a pencil floor plan on a table

    Step 1

    Design and plan

    We talk through how you use the room, what you like and your budget, then plan the layout and products together.

  2. New pipework clipped inside an opened-up stud wall during a bathroom refit

    Step 2

    Strip out and first fix

    We take out the old bathroom and run the new pipework, and any heating, before the walls are closed up.

  3. Gloved hands pressing a large tile onto a bathroom wall

    Step 3

    Tiling and finishes

    Walls are boarded and finished, then tiled. We cover the tiling ourselves.

  4. An arched walk-in shower with a brass rainfall head and towel rail

    Step 4

    Fit and hand over

    The suite, taps, shower and towel rail go in, everything is tested and the room is left clean.

On average a bathroom takes 2 to 4 weeks. Larger rooms and bigger changes can take longer.

An oak vanity and arched shower opening in a marble-floored bathroom

Is it time?

Signs it's time for a new bathroom

Noticed any of these? Speak to us about a new bathroom.

  • It looks dated

    Old suites, tired tiles and fittings that have had their day.

  • The layout doesn't work

    A cramped or awkward room that no longer fits how you live.

  • Old plumbing

    Weak showers, slow drains or pipework that's showing its age.

  • Poor lighting, too little space

    A dark or crowded room with nowhere to put anything.

Reviews

What our customers say

5.0

from 22 reviews

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  • Bathroom and boiler

    Fantastic bathroom

    Dan did a fantastic job building my new bathroom.

    All I had to do was show a few pictures of what I liked and I now have a wonderful new bathroom exactly how I imagined it.

    Dan and his team were brilliant, very professional, always on time and very tidy!

    In addition to my bathroom Dan also installed my boiler and fitted a few new radiators. All done to a professional standard.

    I would highly recommend Dan & his team to anyone wanting a new bathroom or any other plumbing work.

    22 April 2023 · Left on our website

  • Bathroom

    So far so g

    No time was wasted and the first stage of removing all the sanitary ware, tiles done, walls had to have ew plates board and then plastered, all done by early evening, house left clean and tidy.

    23 July 2018 · Verified By Expert Trades

Questions

Common questions

It depends on what you're looking for: the size of the room, the flooring, the fittings and the finishes all play a part. We'll give you a free quote.

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