BATHROOM RENOVATIONS · WIMBLEDON SW19
Bathroom Renovations in Wimbledon
We take on bathroom renovations in Wimbledon from our Fulham base, especially complete family bathrooms and en-suites in larger homes.
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Homes in Wimbledon
Wimbledon has Edwardian and inter-war family houses, period homes around the Village, and apartments near the town centre. Larger houses often have more than one bathroom, so projects can include a main bathroom and an en-suite together.
Typical Wimbledon projects are complete family bathrooms, en-suites added to main bedrooms, and bath-to-shower conversions.
Things we check first
- Doing a main bathroom and an en-suite in one project saves time and disruption compared with two separate jobs.
- Bigger family houses often have the space for a freestanding bath and a separate walk-in shower.
- Older houses may still have a gravity-fed hot-water system, which affects which showers will perform well.
- In apartments, building management rules on hours and lift use set the programme.
Parking and access
Wimbledon is in the London Borough of Merton, with its own parking zones. Parking and any skip permit are arranged before work starts.
We visit to survey, measure and check the services, then give you a written quote. Bring photographs to the shop at 287 Munster Road if you would like to talk it through first.
Questions
Do you travel to Wimbledon for smaller jobs?
In Wimbledon we take on bathrooms, en-suites, kitchens, renovations and building work. Very small one-off jobs are usually better suited to someone closer by.
Can you renovate two bathrooms at once?
Yes. Planning them together usually shortens the overall programme and keeps the plumbing work in one phase.
Kitchens, renovations and building work in Wimbledon
Wimbledon houses often have a bathroom and an en-suite done together, with decorating and flooring to finish.
Kitchens
We strip out the old kitchen, run new electrics and plumbing, and fit the units, worktops and sink, including Silestone and quartz worktops and undermount sinks. Many inter-war houses in Wimbledon still have the original small kitchen, and opening it up to the back room is a common request.
Kitchens in more detailPart and full renovations
A part renovation (say a bathroom, a kitchen and redecorating) or a full renovation of the whole property, planned and run as one job. Bigger houses often have several bathrooms and en-suites done in one go, with the rooms around them redecorated.
Part and full renovations in more detailTiling
Tiling for whole bathrooms, shower areas, kitchen splashbacks and floors. Everything is prepared, waterproofed where needed and set out before tiling starts.
Tiling in more detailElectrical work
Full and part rewires, new consumer units, extra sockets, downlights and extractor fans. Many inter-war houses here have been partly rewired over the years, so we check what is there before adding to it.
Electrical work in more detailPainting and decorating
Interior decorating: walls, ceilings, woodwork and doors, prepared properly first. In larger houses we can decorate a whole floor while other work carries on elsewhere.
Painting and decorating in more detailCarpentry
Doors, skirting, architrave, stud walls and boxing-in, plus stair cladding. Much of it goes alongside our bathroom, kitchen and renovation work.
Carpentry in more detailPlastering
Patching after rewires and new pipework, skimming tired walls and ceilings, and re-boarding where needed. Inter-war houses often have cracked or blown plaster that is best taken back and redone.
Plastering in more detailFlooring
New floors in wood, LVT, laminate or tile, laid on a properly prepared subfloor. In larger houses we often lay the same floor through the hall and ground floor for a continuous finish.
Flooring in more detailRecent projects: Lille Road, Fulham · Steam cabin to walk-in shower · Rosaline Road, Fulham · Bedroom en-suite · Kitchen in a full renovation · Full renovation · Garden overhaul: summer house and decking
Also nearby: Fulham · Hammersmith · Parsons Green · Chelsea · Kensington · Putney