Bathroom Renovation

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3 Steps to Your New Bathroom

1

Free Design Visit

We measure up, talk through what you want and what the room can take, and advise on the layout, the suite and the finishes. Supply the suite through our trade accounts or buy your own; either is fine.

2

Fixed Written Price

An itemised written price for the whole job, with staged payments so you pay as each stage is finished. It doesn’t change once you’ve said yes.

3

One Team, Start
to Finish

Strip out, first fix plumbing and electrics, plastering, tiling, suite and shower fitted, second fix, sealing and finishing. A WaterSafe approved plumber and NICEIC registered installer on the same team, so nothing waits on another trade.

Prefer to Talk?

Message or call to book a free design visit. Send a photo of the bathroom as it is now and a line on what you'd like, and we'll come back with a date.

Trusted by Walsall for Over a Decade

Don't just take our word for it. Read what Walsall customers say about our bathroom and plumbing work.

“Sharif is an outstanding technician with a diverse skill set. He provided exceptional service, replacing all the pipes for the leaking sinks in both our bathroom and kitchen. He also conducted comprehensive tests to ensure everything was functioning efficiently. We highly recommend Sharif and his company for their professional and high-quality work.”

Kain

September 24, 2025

Checkatrade

“Very professional, cleaned up any mess. I would thoroughly recommend.”

Kenneth

October 20, 2025

Checkatrade

“Sharif replaced my faulty thermostats within hours of contacting them. They gave honest advice on products that suited my budget and fitted everything professionally. Would definitely use them again and recommend to others.”

Duane

September 30, 2025

Checkatrade

“Smart efficient solutions for all budgets. Very professional and friendly service.”

Akash S

November 15, 2025

Checkatrade

We Are a Local Small Business in Walsall

We're a local bathroom fitter and Gas Safe registered plumber based in Walsall, renovating bathrooms across every WS postcode plus Aldridge, Bloxwich, Brownhills, Darlaston, Willenhall, Pelsall, Wednesbury and Wolverhampton

Bathroom Renovation in Walsall: How It Works and What's Involved

The parts of a bathroom refit, what happens in what order, and what you don't need to pay for

The parts of a bathroom renovation, in plain English

  • Strip out: the old suite, tiles and flooring removed and taken away. Half a day to a day.
  • First fix plumbing: the hot, cold and waste pipework moved or renewed to suit the new layout, before anything is boarded or tiled.
  • First fix electrics: cables for the shower, extractor fan, lighting and shaver socket run while the walls are open. Bathrooms are wet rooms in law, so the electrics are done and signed off by an NICEIC registered installer.
  • Boarding and plastering: walls made flat and, in wet areas, tanked so water can't get behind the tiles.
  • Tiling: floor and walls, with waterproofing under the shower area. The part that makes or breaks how the bathroom looks.
  • Suite and shower: bath, basin, toilet, shower tray or wet room former, shower valve and screen fitted and connected.
  • Second fix: taps, waste, towel rail, extractor, lights and sockets connected and tested.
  • Sealing and finishing: silicone, trims, door and skirting made good, the room cleaned.
  • Ventilation: an extractor fan sized for the room, on a timer or humidity sensor, so the new bathroom doesn't go mouldy.
  • Waste removal: everything taken away and disposed of properly. Included.

What's involved, in order

  • Days one and two: strip out, first fix plumbing and electrics, any pipework moves for the new layout.
  • Days three and four: boarding, tanking and plastering, then floor tiling.
  • Days five to seven: wall tiling, then the suite, shower and screen go in.
  • Days eight and nine: second fix, sealing, extractor, lights and finishing.
  • Day ten: snagging and handover. A simple like for like suite swap is two to three days; a wet room or a layout change is at the longer end.

Honest advice: what's overkill

  • Moving the toilet: moving a toilet means moving the soil pipe, which is the most expensive thing to relocate in a bathroom. Keep it where it is unless the layout truly needs it, and spend the money on the shower instead.
  • Floor to ceiling tiles everywhere: tiling the shower area fully and the rest to half height looks as good, costs less and is easier to change later.
  • A designer suite from the showroom: the same quality of bath, basin and toilet is available through trade suppliers at a fraction of the showroom price. Spend on the shower valve and the tiles, where you notice it.
  • A bigger extractor than the room needs: a fan sized for the room on a humidity sensor does the job. An oversized one is noisy and draughty.
  • Worth paying for: tanking behind the tiles in the shower area, and a thermostatic shower valve. One stops leaks you'd never see until the ceiling below stains; the other stops the shower going cold when someone runs a tap.

When to book a design visit

When you know roughly what you want, even if it's just “a walk in shower instead of the bath”. Send a photo of the bathroom now and we'll book the free design visit. Book a free design visit

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