One team, start to finish
The same people strip out, plumb, tank, tile, wire and finish your Hitchin 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.
SG4 and SG5 houses and what they need
Hitchin runs from Georgian townhouses around Bancroft and Tilehouse Street, through Victorian terraces off Nightingale Road and Walsworth, to interwar semis and later estates on the edges. Older SG4 and SG5 property has solid walls, lime plaster and original timber floors, all of which change the boarding, fixings and levelling before anything is fixed down. 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 Hitchin bathrooms finish in eight to twelve working days.
Working across Hitchin
Hitchin is about eighteen miles from our base, so the job is booked as continuous days rather than odd visits between other work. Where a room sits over a suspended timber floor we check joists and reinforce before tanking and tiling.
