Bathroom Fitting in Bathgate

What the work looks like in Bathgate

In Bathgate's stone-built houses the bathroom has often been carved out of an existing room at some point, which means the plumbing has travelled a long way to get where it is. We strip back to bare walls so we can see the whole run and set it out sensibly for the new suite instead of extending someone else's compromise.

Solid walls take a good fixing but rarely sit flat, so the walls get boarded and levelled before any tile goes up. Where a shower enclosure is going in, the wall behind it is tanked and the tray bedded solid — that's the part nobody sees and the part that fails if it's skipped.

Tiling is set out from the eye line with cuts pushed into corners, then finishing: extractor working properly, silicone clean, waste falls right and flooring laid tight. Newer estate bathrooms in Bathgate follow the same sequence, just with less negotiating with the building. We're 35–40 minutes away, so these run as consecutive full days.

What's included

• Full bathroom installs from strip-out to final silicone bead
• Tiling set out properly, with cuts kept in the corners
• Plumbing first and second fix, done as part of the job
• Finishing — clean edges, working extractor, watertight throughout