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Most bathroom installations take between 1–2 weeks, depending on the size of the room and the complexity of the design. During your consultation, we’ll give you a clear timeframe so you know exactly what to expect.

No our team handles everything. From plumbing and electrics to tiling and finishing touches, we provide a complete bathroom installation service, so you won’t need to coordinate multiple contractors.

We understand the importance of convenience. Toilet facilities will remain available in your home throughout the process, and we’ll keep you informed at every stage to minimise disruption.

Yes. We specialise in making the most of every inch, whether it’s a compact en-suite, a loft conversion, or a tricky layout. Our design team will suggest layouts and products that maximise both space and style.

We regularly design and install bathrooms tailored to specific needs, including walk-in showers, wet rooms, comfort-height toilets, and grab rails. We’ll create a safe, stylish space that supports independence without compromising on design.

Advantages of a walk-in bath include:

• Easier access with a low step.
• Safer with non-slip floors and grab bars.
• Comfortable seating for seated bathing.
• Good for mobility issues or the elderly.
• Optional features like jets for relaxation.

A walk-in bath is suitable for anyone who finds it difficult or unsafe to step over a traditional bathtub. This includes elderly people, individuals with limited mobility, people with disabilities, or those recovering from surgery or injury. It’s also helpful for carers who assist others with bathing, as it allows for safer and more comfortable access.

Walk-in baths are designed with watertight doors that seal securely when closed, so they should not leak if properly installed and maintained.

A walk-in bath usually takes about 5 to 10 minutes to fill and 3 to 7 minutes to drain, depending on your home’s water pressure and plumbing. Some models have fast-fill taps and quick-drain systems to reduce waiting time.

Yes, in the UK, you may be able to get a grant to help with the cost of installing an accessible bathroom, such as a walk-in bath. The most common option is the Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG), which is provided by local councils to help people with disabilities make necessary changes to their home.

To qualify, you usually need to:

• Be disabled or living with someone who is.
• Own the property or be a tenant with the landlord’s permission
• Have the work recommended by an occupational therapist.

The amount you can get depends on your income, savings, and local authority rules. Some councils may also offer discretionary grants or funding for elderly or low-income individuals.

You should contact your local council to check what support is available in your area and how to apply.