Bishopbriggs is mostly family housing, so bath-to-walk-in-shower conversions make up a lot of what we do there. Full bathroom renovations, walk-in showers, wetrooms and en-suites in Bishopbriggs, designed, fitted and lit by one team.
Bishopbriggs is mostly interwar and postwar semis and terraces, where the bathroom is a fixed small rectangle over the hall, the floor is suspended timber, and the biggest single improvement is normally taking the bath out and putting a walk-in shower in its place. In practice most of what we are asked for in Bishopbriggs is family bathroom renovations, with everything else on the list available alongside it.
Strip-out to showroom finish, handled end to end by one team. Old suite out, floor and walls made good, first fix...
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Low-profile trays, tanked wetroom floors, frameless glass and lit shampoo niches. A walk-in shower only looks...
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Small rooms are harder than big ones. Every millimetre is spoken for, the door swing fights the basin, and the extract...
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The glow in these photographs is not a filter. Coves, backlit mirrors and lit niches are designed in from the first...
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Slat walls, fluted panels, full-height wall boards and in-wall bathroom televisions. Panelling is what turns a tiled...
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Brushed brass, matt black, chrome and gunmetal. Taps, showers, heated rails, handles and waste covers are the parts of...
Read moreAcross Bishopbriggs (G64) it is mostly family bathroom renovations, bath-to-shower conversions and cloakrooms in semis and estate housing, along with the panelling, brassware and feature lighting that goes with all of it. Bishopbriggs is mostly interwar and postwar semis and terraces, where the bathroom is a fixed small rectangle over the hall, the floor is suspended timber, and the biggest single improvement is normally taking the bath out and putting a walk-in shower in its place. Every job starts with a measured look at the room rather than a price guessed over the phone.
No. Bishopbriggs is about 3 miles from the Glasgow base, well inside the daily patch, so travel is in the price and a survey visit is normally a couple of days away.
Yes. Bishopbriggs is mostly family housing, so bath-to-walk-in-shower conversions make up a lot of what we do there. Give us a ring and we will tell you what we normally find in bathrooms around Bishopbriggs Cross and what yours is likely to need before anything comes off the walls.
It does, and it makes the job fairly predictable. Bishopbriggs is mostly interwar and postwar semis and terraces where the bathroom is the same small rectangle over the hall, the floor is suspended timber and the soil pipe is on the outside wall. That layout limits how much can move, but it also means we know what is under the floor before it comes up. The single biggest change in these houses is taking the bath out and putting a walk-in shower in, which buys back visual space and turns a cramped room into an open one. A lit niche and a mirror feed do the rest, and both are easy in a stud wall.
Yes, and it is the reason most people call us rather than a fitter who then has to book a tiler and an electrician around himself. Strip-out, first fix, tiling, panelling, lighting and finishing are all done by the same team in Bishopbriggs, which is also why the cove and mirror lighting can be wired at first fix instead of bolted on at the end.
Bishopbriggs is around 3 miles from the Glasgow base, so getting out to measure and quote is quick. Actually starting depends on the diary, which is normally a few weeks out, and we would rather give you a real date than a hopeful one. Ring and we will tell you where the next honest slot is.
Send a couple of photos of your current bathroom and we will come back with ideas and a free quote.