Ealing · W5, W13, W3
Bathroom Fitting in Ealing
Complete bathrooms, en-suites and wet rooms — tanked and waterproofed correctly, so you are not revisiting it in three years.
The failure in most bathrooms is not visible: tanking skipped behind the tiles, a shower tray bedded badly, or waste pipework without enough fall. We tank wet areas properly, pressure-test before tiling, and set falls correctly, because the cost of getting this wrong is ripping out a finished room.
Bathroom Fitting in Ealing: what to know locally
Large Edwardian and Victorian semis and detached houses, particularly around Ealing Common, Pitshanger and Northfields, alongside 1930s stock towards Northolt.
Ealing has a substantial number of conservation areas — Ealing Common, Pitshanger Village, Montpelier and others — where permitted development rights are frequently restricted and external alterations need an application. The generous plot sizes on the Edwardian stock make side return and wraparound extensions particularly common here.
Planning authority: Ealing Council. Ealing Council operates Article 4 directions in several areas, which remove permitted development rights for things that would otherwise be automatic. We check the property's specific designation before quoting rather than assuming.
What the work covers
- Strip-out and waste removal
- First fix plumbing and new waste runs
- Tanking and waterproofing to wet areas
- Underfloor heating and towel rails
- Full tiling, floor and wall
- Sanitaryware, screens and extraction
What it costs
A full bathroom refit is typically £6,500 to £12,000 depending on sanitaryware, tiling and whether the layout moves. A wet room with a formed floor costs more than a tray.
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Bathroom Fitting in Ealing — questions
Do you cover Ealing?
Yes — Ealing and the W5, W13, W3 postcodes are part of our core working area, along with Acton, Hanwell, Greenford. Being local means a site visit within days rather than weeks.
Which council handles planning for Ealing?
Ealing Council. Ealing Council operates Article 4 directions in several areas, which remove permitted development rights for things that would otherwise be automatic. We check the property's specific designation before quoting rather than assuming.
How long does a bathroom take?
Usually two to three weeks for a full refit. Tanking and tile adhesive both need curing time and rushing those is exactly how a bathroom fails early.
Can you move the toilet?
Often, but it depends on reaching the soil stack with adequate fall. Where that is not possible a macerator is an option, though we would rather re-route the waste where the building allows it.
What is tanking and do I need it?
A waterproof membrane applied behind the tiles in wet areas. Tiles and grout are not waterproof on their own. In a shower enclosure or wet room it is essential, and we do it as standard.
Bathroom Fitting in Ealing?
Tell us about the property and what you have in mind. We will come out, measure it properly, and put a written itemised quote in front of you.
We reply to every quote request within 24 hours.