Bathroom Installation in Barnet

We manage the whole job with one team — strip-out, first fix plumbing and electrics, plastering, tiling, second fix and finish. You deal with us throughout rather than coordinating four trades yourself and absorbing the delays when one of them does not turn up.

Barnet's Victorian and Edwardian terraces present the same challenge repeatedly: a small original bathroom, often a later addition over a rear extension, with the soil pipe in an awkward position and a joist run that limits where waste can fall. Moving a WC more than a short distance means either a macerator or lifting floors to re-run soil pipework, and the honest answer is usually that a well-planned layout keeping the soil position is better than a compromised one that fights the building. We survey properly and tell you what is achievable before you commit to a design.

Water pressure is the other thing worth settling early. A larger Barnet property with two or three bathrooms and an old gravity-fed system will disappoint with a modern rainfall shower head no matter what you spend on the fittings. That usually means an unvented cylinder, which is work requiring specific G3 qualification, and it needs to be planned into the job from the start rather than added as an afterthought.

A typical full bathroom takes two to three weeks depending on scope. We give you a written schedule and a fixed price, and we hold to both.

Barnet's mix of Victorian terraces, post-war semis and modern flats means heating systems vary enormously across the borough. Our engineers know the area's housing stock inside out, from rear-extension combi installs in EN5 to large family system boilers in Hadley Wood.

Areas of Barnet we cover: High Barnet, New Barnet, East Barnet, Hadley Wood, Cockfosters.