Greater Manchester and the North West
M24/7 Bathrooms

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Complete bathroom renovation in Middleton

Strip out to final seal, handled by Martin and his own team. No juggling a plumber, a tiler and a plasterer who each blame the last one.

Complete bathroom projectsTiling and plasteringDirect contact with MartinMiddleton based team
Dark tiled wet room completed by M24/7 Bathrooms
Wet room with concealed shower controls and illuminated niches
Wall mounted basin and illuminated mirror fitted by M24/7 Bathrooms
Wall mounted brassware and illuminated mirror
Green mosaic shower wall with black brassware fitted by M24/7 Bathrooms
Green mosaic feature wall with matt black shower set

How we work

Why one team changes the whole job

The usual bathroom horror story is not bad workmanship. It is four trades booked separately, each waiting on the one before, with nobody responsible for the room as a whole. Weeks disappear in the gaps.

We remove that problem by covering the trades ourselves. The plumbing, the plastering, the tiling and the fitting are all ours, which means the sequence is ours to manage and ours to answer for if something is wrong.

What a full renovation covers

Removal and disposal of the existing bathroom

Pipework altered to suit the new layout

Floors levelled or strengthened as needed

Walls made good, boarded or replastered

Wet areas tanked before any tiling

Wall and floor tiling with proper setting out

Sanitaryware, screens, brassware and furniture fitted

Sealing, testing, cleaning and handover

Comparing bathroom renovation services

When looking for bathroom renovations near me or a bathroom refit near me, compare the proposed work as well as the location. A bathroom renovation company should explain which surfaces can stay, what needs opening up and how the new fittings suit the room. Ask bathroom renovation contractors to distinguish essential preparation from a chosen bathroom upgrade. Your bathroom renovation quote should describe both, so a new bathroom is judged against the agreed scope rather than a photograph. Our bathroom renovation timeline helps you plan the order of decisions and the disruption before booking.

A new bathroom, refit or wider refurbishment?

A bathroom renovation can change both the fittings and the room around them. If the layout stays and the supporting surfaces are sound, a refit may concentrate on a new suite and finishes. A remodel that moves the shower or toilet needs the connections considered first. Use the renovation versus refit guide to decide which description matches your plans, rather than relying on a label when asking for a quotation.

For a bathroom makeover, start by listing what does not work: limited storage, awkward access, a tired shower or surfaces that need replacing. Separate essential repairs from optional upgrades. That gives the survey a useful starting point and helps a written quote describe the bathroom you want, not simply a replacement shopping list.

Choose the renovation that fits your room

A small bathroom renovation focuses on using limited floor space. An en suite installation adds facilities beside a bedroom, while loft en suite fitting is for an existing loft room, not the conversion or structural work. Each needs different measurements and practical checks.

For a room without a bath, see shower room installation. A separate downstairs toilet has a different use and drainage brief. Our new bathroom cost guide explains how the chosen layout, products and preparation affect a renovation quote. Discuss those decisions before buying fittings so the refurbishment scope is clear.

Good to know

How the quotation works

Martin visits, measures the room and looks at the condition behind the current finishes. You then receive a written scope listing every stage above, with the price against it.

That figure holds unless you change the specification or we uncover damage nobody could have seen. Any unexpected condition is explained before the scope changes or further work continues.

Common questions

Complete Bathroom Renovation: your questions answered

How long does a complete renovation take?

Most run between one and two and a half weeks of working days, depending on how much rebuilding the room needs.

Will we lose the bathroom completely?

For bathing, yes, for most of the job. The toilet is generally back in use within the first day or two.

Do you supply the bathroom or do we?

Either works. Plenty of customers buy their own products and simply want them installed properly.

Is the survey free?

Yes, the visit and the written quotation cost nothing and carry no obligation.

Who is actually in the house?

Martin and his own team. The work is not handed to subcontractors you have never met.

Other services we provide

Free home survey

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