Full bathroom installation in Barking, Becontree and Upney. Strip out, first fix, tiling, second fix and finish: one team, fixed written quote, no subcontractor roulette.
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A bathroom is five trades in a room the size of a hallway, and almost everything that goes wrong with one goes wrong because they turned up in the wrong order. In the Becontree houses the room is small and the pipework is old, which makes the sequencing matter more, not less.
Many Becontree houses were built with the toilet in its own small room next to the bathroom, and joining the two is one of the most asked-for jobs in Barking. Taking the wall out turns two cramped rooms into one that can take a proper shower, but it puts the soil pipe at the top of the list, so the drainage is checked before any design is agreed.
Strip out, first fix, board and tank, tile, second fix. Booked as one job so nobody is waiting on anybody.
A lot of Barking bathrooms still have pipework nobody should be building on top of. We tell you what needs replacing before we cover it up.
What it costs, what is included and how long it takes, before you commit. Bathrooms are where surprise charges live and they should not be.
Old suite, tiles, rubble and the skip run are in the price.
The wall between an old toilet and bathroom taken out and the floor made good, so the room is planned as one space rather than two.
Where the toilet can go depends on the soil pipe. It is located and checked before the layout is fixed.
A straight replacement in a Becontree house is about a week to ten days. Moving the layout, or a room that needs the floor or pipework sorting first, takes longer - and we give you a day-by-day plan rather than a vague fortnight.
Not for most of it, and anyone saying otherwise is not being straight with you. We tell you exactly which days you will be without it so you can plan.
Either. Plenty of people buy their own and have us fit it, which is fine - just show us the plan before you order, because the commonest problem is a unit that cannot physically go where the drawing puts it.
Usually, yes, and in a Becontree house it is often the best change you can make. The dividing wall is normally a light partition, but it is checked first, and the new layout is planned around where the soil pipe runs.
Stripping out the old suite and tiles, pipework, boarding and tanking, tiling, fitting the new suite and taking all the waste away, with any electrical changes done by a qualified electrician. Anything beyond that, such as moving a soil stack, is spelled out in the quote.