One team, start to finish
The same people strip out, plumb, tank, tile, wire and finish your Chelmsford bathroom. No waiting three days for a tiler who never confirmed, and no gaps where the room sits half-built while trades blame each other.
CM1 and CM2 houses and what they need
Chelmsford runs from Victorian terraces around Moulsham Street to sprawling 1930s semis in Springfield and very large modern developments at Beaulieu and Chelmer Village. Springfield and Great Baddow 1930s semis usually have small original bathrooms and kitchens with pipework buried in solid floors, which changes how services get rerouted. We survey before quoting so the pipework and boarding plan matches the house rather than a standard spec sheet.
Waterproofing done properly
Most failed bathrooms we are called to rescue failed at the waterproofing, not the tiles. Wet walls get cement or foam board, showers get two-coat tanking with taped joints, and wet rooms get full tanking with a linear drain set into a formed fall.
A written programme, not a vague promise
You get the day-by-day plan before we start: protection and strip-out, first fix, boarding and tanking, tiling, second fix, silicone and snagging. Most Chelmsford bathrooms finish in eight to twelve working days.
Working across Chelmsford
Chelmsford is about thirty-five minutes from our Bishop’s Stortford base, so the job is booked as continuous days rather than odd visits between other work. The newer Beaulieu and Chelmer Village houses are quick to work in but have plasterboard on dabs, so heavy fittings need proper noggins rather than plasterboard plugs.
