Bathroom Installations in the Scottish Borders

Planning a bathroom starts with how the room needs to work for you. At the design visit we measure the space, discuss the layout and look at the existing plumbing before settling on the suite and finishes. Think about whether you want a bath, a walk-in shower, an en-suite or a wet room, and whether access or easier cleaning is a priority. A useful plan connects those choices to the room rather than selecting fittings in isolation.

Shower performance depends on the hot water arrangement, pressure and drainage. Wet rooms also need the floor structure, falls and waterproofing considered before tiling hides the detail. Moving a toilet or shower changes the pipework and waste route, so tell us about proposed moves early. We coordinate plumbing, tiling and the other trades as part of the bathroom project, with an itemised written quote setting out the supply and installation scope.

You can ask us to supply the suite and fittings or discuss a bathroom you have sourced yourself. Bring the product details and your preferred finishes to the planning conversation so compatibility can be considered. Our wet-room and shower pages explain those options in more depth, the bathroom cost guide sets out what affects the quotation without substituting for a survey, and toilet repair and installation covers a smaller job when a full refit is not needed.