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Wet room tiled floor to ceiling in teal gloss metro tile, with a frameless glass screen, a chrome rain head and a plant on the tiled window sill

Bathroom Installation In The High Peak, Planned From The Pipework Out

Pipework sized so your shower keeps its pressure when someone runs a tap downstairs, and a two-year workmanship guarantee on the room. New Mills, Glossop, Marple, Stockport and the towns between.

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Illustration of a bright family bathroom in a detached stone house: a freestanding bath, a walk-in shower behind a frameless glass screen and a sunlit window looking out to green hills Illustration of a bright family bathroom in a detached stone house: a freestanding bath, a walk-in shower behind a frameless glass screen and a sunlit window looking out to green hills

Weak Showers And Leaks Behind New Tiles Start Before The First Tile Goes On

You can choose a beautiful suite and still end up with a shower that drops to a trickle when the kitchen tap runs.

A bathroom refit can involve a plumber, a tiler, an electrician and a plasterer. Each of them books their own days and works to their own measurements, so the pipe sizes, the falls and the waterproofing land in the gaps between them. You find out a year later, from a stain on the ceiling below.

The problems that follow:

  • A shower that loses its pressure the moment someone else turns on a tap
  • Sealant and grout that crack, and water finding its way behind the tiles
  • A finish date that slips because one trade is booked on another job
  • Four phone numbers to ring about one damp patch, and each trade pointing at the others

Each of those comes from planning one room as separate jobs. We plan and fit your bathroom as one job, and the plan starts with the pipework behind the walls.

What Makes Our Bathroom Installation Different?

A plumbing and heating company fits your bathroom, so the parts you can’t see get the most attention.

  • Hot and cold runs sized to the shower and taps you choose, so the pressure holds while another tap runs

  • You have one number to ring from the first visit to handover, and our office keeps you updated

  • Wet rooms and accessible bathrooms, planned around the person who will use the room

  • Two years’ workmanship guarantee, in writing

We visit, measure the room and look at what feeds it: the pipe sizes, the hot water supply and where the waste can run. The design and the written quote follow from that visit.

Illustration of first fix in a stripped bathroom: new copper hot and cold feeds running to a concealed shower valve box chased into the wall, and the waste run clipped back to the stack Illustration of first fix in a stripped bathroom: new copper hot and cold feeds running to a concealed shower valve box chased into the wall, and the waste run clipped back to the stack

The Room, Built From The Pipes Outward

The order the work goes in, from the pipes to the finished room.

  • Pipework Hot, cold and waste runs, sized to your fittings.
  • Backer board The base behind the tiles that water can’t rot.
  • Waterproofing The shower area sealed and the wet room floor laid to fall.
  • Finish Tiles, suite and towel radiator, tested before handover.
Backer Board Waterproofing Suite Floor Towel Rail Waste Tiles Pipework
  1. Pipework Step 1 of 4

    Pipework First

    New supply pipes go in at the bore your shower and taps need, and we check them before anything covers them.

  2. Backer board Step 2 of 4

    A Sound Base Behind The Tiles

    Behind a shower, tiles need a base water can’t rot, such as tile backer board, and your quote names the one going on your walls.

  3. Waterproofing Step 3 of 4

    Waterproofed Where The Water Lands

    Your quote sets out how we seal the shower area before tiling, and a wet room floor slopes to its drain.

  4. Finish Step 4 of 4

    Tiles, Suite And Heat

    Tiling and flooring go down, then the suite, the brassware and the towel radiator go in, and we test them before you take the room back.

The finished room

Pipework checked before it is covered, and every fitting tested before you take the room back.

Trusted By Homeowners Across The High Peak

Rated 4.9 stars on Google, with bathrooms, showers and boilers among the jobs our customers review.

What’s Included In Our Bathroom Installation

One quote covers the room from the old suite coming out to the new one working.

  1. Visit and Measure

    We measure the room and check the supply, the boiler or cylinder and the waste route before we price anything.

    Illustration of a dated but tidy bathroom before the refit, with peach tiles, a bath with an over-bath shower and a pedestal basin
  2. Strip-out

    The old suite, tiles and boxing come out before any new work starts.

    Illustration of the same bathroom stripped back to bare plaster, with the pipe ends capped and boards laid over the floor
  3. Dust and Carpets

    The quote covers how we protect the rest of the house: the carpets, the furniture and where the dusty work happens.

    Illustration of an upstairs landing by the bathroom, with protective film laid over the carpet and a dust sheet over the chest of drawers
  4. First Fix

    New pipework and waste runs, sized to the fittings you chose.

    Illustration of first fix in the stripped bathroom: copper feeds to a concealed shower valve, a floor drain and the waste runs
  5. Walls and Floor

    Boarding, waterproofing and tiling, wall to floor.

    Illustration of tile backer boards fixed to every wall, with a waterproof tanking membrane over the shower area
  6. Second Fix

    Suite, brassware, shower and towel radiator fitted and tested.

    Illustration of the finished wet room with a frameless glass screen, a rain shower, an oak vanity unit, a wall-hung toilet and a towel radiator
  7. Handover

    The room left clean, the controls and fittings explained, and your guarantee confirmed in writing.

    Illustration of a bright finished family bathroom in a detached stone house, with a freestanding bath, a walk-in shower and a sunlit window
Illustration of a dated but tidy bathroom before the refit, with peach tiles, a bath with an over-bath shower and a pedestal basin Illustration of the same bathroom stripped back to bare plaster, with the pipe ends capped and boards laid over the floor Illustration of an upstairs landing by the bathroom, with protective film laid over the carpet and a dust sheet over the chest of drawers Illustration of first fix in the stripped bathroom: copper feeds to a concealed shower valve, a floor drain and the waste runs Illustration of tile backer boards fixed to every wall, with a waterproof tanking membrane over the shower area Illustration of the finished wet room with a frameless glass screen, a rain shower, an oak vanity unit, a wall-hung toilet and a towel radiator Illustration of a bright finished family bathroom in a detached stone house, with a freestanding bath, a walk-in shower and a sunlit window
Two chrome crosshead pillar taps on a white basin against white bevelled metro tile, with a deep whitewashed window reveal and greenery outside Two chrome crosshead pillar taps on a white basin against white bevelled metro tile, with a deep whitewashed window reveal and greenery outside Two chrome crosshead pillar taps on a white basin against white bevelled metro tile, with a deep whitewashed window reveal and greenery outside

The Figures Behind The Work

Worth checking on any company you invite round to quote.

  • 2 years
    Workmanship guarantee on your bathroom installation
  • 10 years
    Our founder’s time in the trade, starting with boilers and bathrooms
  • 4.9
    Stars on Google, across the company’s reviews

Five Doubts To Settle Before Anyone Starts Pulling Tiles Off

Straight answers on pressure, leaks, disruption and access.

Illustration of a finished level-access wet room: a frameless glass screen, a chrome rain head and a heated towel rail, with sunlight across the tilesIllustration
  • Will the new shower have decent pressure?

    We size the hot and cold runs to the shower you pick, so it holds its flow while someone else uses a tap. If your hot water supply can’t keep up with the shower you want, we tell you at the visit, before you spend anything.

  • What if it leaks behind the tiles after we’ve paid?

    Your installation carries a 2-year workmanship guarantee, and our engineers return within the same week to put it right.

  • I don’t want four different trades in my house.

    You have one point of contact from the visit to the handover. We book the work on your room and keep you updated, so the chasing is our job and stays off your list.

  • How long will we be without a bathroom?

    Your quote names the start date and the number of working days, so you can plan around it before you agree.

  • Can the room work for someone with limited mobility?

    Yes. Level-access wet rooms and accessible layouts are part of our bathroom work, and the layout starts with how that person moves around the room.

A First Point engineer in a black hoodie against the white van, the Gas Safe decal at the bottom right A First Point engineer in a black hoodie against the white van, the Gas Safe decal at the bottom right

Our Guarantees On Your Bathroom, In Writing

One company stands behind the room, so you know who to call if anything goes wrong.

  • 2-year workmanship guarantee on the installation, running alongside the manufacturer warranties on the suite and fittings

  • A same-week return if anything needs a look after you move back in

  • Gas Safe registered 930763, for the boiler and gas work that sometimes comes with a new bathroom

  • A written quote before any work starts, with the start date in it

  • A single company answerable for the whole room, start to finish

Common Questions About Bathroom Installation

From our base in New Mills we cover Whaley Bridge, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Buxton, Glossop, Hayfield, Marple and Disley, and into Stockport.

Yes, underfloor heating is part of our heating work. At the visit we check how it would run off your boiler or heat pump and whether the floor build-up suits it.

We check your boiler or hot water cylinder at the visit. If the supply needs an upgrade or the boiler needs to move to free up space, it goes in the same quote, and our boiler installation page explains how that work runs.

You tell us how you use the room and what you like, we measure it, and the layout and quote follow the visit.

Our office arranges the visit and keeps you updated, and the same team works on your room until it’s finished.

No. We turn down split jobs, where part of the room goes to outside trades or to the homeowner, because we can’t hold our standard on work we didn’t control.

Tell Us About The Bathroom

The room, what’s in it now and how to reach you. Our office books the visit from there.

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