A bathroom planned as one complete job
Connected trade stages
We align fitting, plumbing, electrics, and tiling with the same room plan.
Disruption discussed early
We explain the working sequence and the likely loss of facilities before starting.
Checks before handover
We review connections, seals and finishes before the room is handed back.
From the old room to the finished bathroom
Bathroom fitting involves more than placing a new suite where the old one stood. We can manage removal, room preparation, first-fix plumbing and electrics, installation, tiling and final finishing as one connected job. Before starting, we look at suite positions, storage, ventilation, lighting and how you use the room. A bath, separate shower, or combined layout each places different demands on the available space. By coordinating the trades, we reduce avoidable pauses and make sure pipes, cables and tile lines follow the agreed plan rather than fighting it later.
A planned sequence with proper final checks
Losing a working bathroom is inconvenient, even when everyone is being cheerful about it. We agree on the sequence in advance, discuss temporary loss of facilities, and protect the access route through your Carrickfergus property. Preparation comes first because new fittings should not hide damp surfaces, loose floors or unsuitable service positions. Once installation is complete, we check plumbing connections, drainage, electrical elements, seals and visible finishes. You can then review the room with us before handover.
Frequently asked questions
Can you manage the whole bathroom installation?
Yes. We can coordinate removal, preparation, plumbing, electrical work, fitting, tiling, and finishing where the project needs them. We agree on the exact scope first, so you know which parts are included and what must be ready before work begins.
How should we prepare for losing the bathroom?
Tell us whether the property has another toilet or washing facility, and when access is most difficult. We can then discuss the work sequence and the times when water or bathroom facilities may be unavailable, helping you plan around the disruption.
Can we change the existing bathroom layout?
A layout change may be possible, but it depends on room dimensions, drainage, water supplies, electrical zones, and fixing points. We review these details before pricing because moving a toilet, shower, or basin can add preparation and service work.