1. Photograph the room
Include the entrance, each wall, existing fittings, windows, boxing, radiators and any visible pipework.
Project planner
Plan the first conversation before the first tile comes off.
Use photographs, rough measurements, saved ideas and a realistic budget to make your bathroom or en-suite consultation more useful.
Project planner
Prepare the information that makes the first conversation useful.
You do not need every answer. A few photographs, basic dimensions and your priorities help us understand the likely scope.
2. Note rough sizes
Room length, width and ceiling height, plus the main door and window positions, are enough for an early discussion.
3. Save your ideas
Product links, colours, tiles and room images help explain the finish you are drawn to.
4. Set a realistic budget
A budget range lets us guide the design and product choices toward something deliverable.
5. Think about priorities
Bath or shower, storage, easy cleaning, accessibility, rental durability and timing can change the plan.
6. Book the survey
The property survey is where drainage, water, ventilation, access and buildability are properly checked.
Ready to show us the room?
WhatsApp photographs or book a free home survey for a suitable planned project.