Two rooms, one coordinated project
Kitchen and bathroom renovation
Renovating the kitchen and bathroom at the same time makes practical sense: the messy work happens once, the trades are on site together, and the finishes can be chosen to sit well alongside each other. Our part of that project is the tiling, plastering and the complete bathroom side, coordinated so the two rooms move forward together.
How we work
What we cover in a two-room project
On the bathroom side, the work is the full service: strip out, plumbing, plastering, tiling and fitting, as described on our [complete bathroom renovation](/services/complete-bathroom-renovation) page. On the kitchen side, our role is the finishing trades: wall and floor tiling, splashbacks and plastering, working around your chosen kitchen installation. Our [kitchen tiling](/services/kitchen-tiling) page explains that service in detail.
The value of doing both rooms together is in the sequencing. Plastering in both rooms happens in one phase, tiling follows in both, and there is one site to keep tidy rather than two separate projects months apart. For households living in the house during the work, that compression of the disruption is often the deciding factor.
Where the project runs wider than two rooms, our [house renovations](/services/house-renovations) page describes how we support larger interior improvement work.
What a combined project typically includes
Bathroom stripped out and rebuilt completely
Kitchen walls and floors prepared and plastered
Kitchen splashback and floor tiling
Bathroom wall and floor tiling
Pipework alterations in both rooms
Finishes chosen to work across both rooms
One written quotation covering the whole scope
Living in the house during the work
Most households stay in the house while this kind of project happens. We plan so you always have a working toilet, dust is contained as far as practical, and each room is back in use as early as the schedule allows. The survey is the time to raise anything about how your household needs to keep running.
Free home survey and written quotation
A two-room project starts with a free home survey covering both rooms. You receive one written quotation that sets out the bathroom work and the kitchen finishing work as clear separate items, so you can see exactly what each part costs and decide the scope with the figures in front of you.
Good to know
Planning the order of work
The bathroom usually goes first, because a working toilet and washing facility matters every day. The kitchen finishing work is then scheduled around the kitchen installation itself. We plan the sequence with you at the survey so you know which room is out of action and when.
Choosing finishes for both rooms at once also helps. Floor tiles, wall colours and grout shades can be picked as a set, so the two hardest-working rooms in the house feel considered rather than decorated a decade apart.
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Common questions
Kitchen and Bathroom Renovation: your questions answered
Do you fit kitchens as well as bathrooms?
Our kitchen role is the finishing trades: tiling, splashbacks and plastering around your chosen kitchen. The bathroom side is the complete service from strip out to fitting.
Which room is done first?
Usually the bathroom, so the household keeps a working toilet and washing facility. The exact sequence is planned with you at the survey.
Can the two rooms share finishes?
Yes, and choosing them together works well. Floor tiles and colours picked as a set make both rooms feel considered.
Is it cheaper to do both rooms at once?
Combining the work avoids two separate setups and lets the trades move between rooms efficiently. The written quotation shows the scope itemised so you can judge the value clearly.
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