Service

Bathrooms

Designed, plumbed, tiled and finished by one team.

A JAG bathroom is delivered start to finish by the same team. We strip out, replumb, rewire, board, tile, fit, and finish. Most of our bathrooms are part of a wider refurbishment, but we do single-room bathrooms too — provided the project sits above our typical minimum.

The same people who plumb the room set out the tiling. The same people who set out the tiling fit the brassware. Continuity matters because a bathroom is small and the details show.

We work to your spec, your designer's spec, or our own. Tile, brassware, sanitary, lighting, joinery — we have suppliers we trust and we'll tell you which makes hold up over time.

The way we work on every bathrooms project.

01

Set out properly

Before any tile is cut, we set the whole room out dry. Tiles, niches, brassware, drain falls. The cuts that end up at edges and corners are where the eye goes — we plan them.

02

Mitred at the corners

We mitre external corners at 45 degrees, two faces meeting at a clean edge. It's slower, less forgiving, and the result is worth it.

03

Plumbed for life

Pipework runs in walls, not in boxing. Push-fit fittings only where they belong, soldered or pressed where they don't. Falls right across the floor on walk-in showers, not just under the head.

04

Lit on purpose

Bathroom lighting is more important than people realise. We plan it with you — a wash light over the basin, a feature light if you want one, dimmable downlights, no glaring single source. Lighting is wired before the boards go up.

05

Finished completely

Sealed, snagged, cleaned. The toilet roll holder is on the right wall. The towel rail is hot. The basin tap doesn't scuff your knuckle on the wall. Small things, every one of them visible every day.

Recent bathrooms work.

Honest, specific, no price list.

Typical scope Full bathroom strip-out and refit. Typically one or two bathrooms, often as part of a wider renovation.
Typical timeline Three to five weeks for a single bathroom, depending on tile complexity and bespoke joinery.
Typical project size Single bathrooms from £25,000. Larger and dual-bathroom projects scale up from there.

Real questions, answered honestly.

Can you work to a designer's spec?

Yes. We work with interior designers and architects regularly. We'll read the spec, flag anything that won't work as drawn (it does happen), and price the work as specified.

Do you supply the fittings or do I?

Either. If we supply, we charge cost plus a small handling margin and you get our trade pricing. If you supply, we'll tell you the lead times to allow and what to order extra of. Tiles are always ordered with at least 10% extra for cuts and breakages.

Will my floor take a wet room?

Maybe. We can build up a fall in screed, lay a tray former, or in some cases drop the joists. We assess this on a site visit before quoting. A wet room is not always the right answer for an upstairs bathroom in a Victorian terrace.

How do you handle ventilation?

Properly. Every bathroom needs effective extraction — typically a fan ducted to outside, on a humidistat, with a run-on timer. Vented out of the building, not into a loft.

Related: Home renovations  ·  Internal remodelling  ·  Bespoke joinery

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