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Four different London jobs, photographed on completion. Before the price, the work.
Photographs of completed 2VP bathrooms across four projects. We don’t illustrate this page with renders or stock imagery — if a bathroom is on this page, we designed it, tanked it, tiled it and fitted it.
Anyone can make a bathroom look right on handover day. The question worth asking a builder is what happens in the two years afterwards — and that is decided by the work nobody photographs.
The wet zones are fully tanked before a single tile goes on — membrane, sealed joints, taped corners. It is the part you never see and the only part that decides whether the flat below yours ever finds out you have a shower.
Plumbing, electrics, tanking, tiling and fitting are the same job run by the same manager. Most bathroom failures happen in the handover between two trades who never met — there is no handover here.
Old London bathrooms hide perished pipework and rot under the bath. Anything outside the surveyed scope is costed and signed by you before we spend anything. Nothing is done quietly and billed later.
A complete, done-for-you bathroom in one fixed-from price. The moment a job needs strip-to-brick, structural work or services moved, it leaves the package and becomes a bespoke 2VP estimate — priced as a band, never guessed.
A full, waterproofed, beautifully-tiled new bathroom — stripped, rebuilt and finished by one team.
The “from” price covers a standard London bathroom in sound condition and includes design, materials and labour. Your exact figure is confirmed free after a 60-minute survey. See the full package menu.
If the bathroom is one room in a flat being renovated, or a loft going in above it, it is priced as part of that job — as a band against a surveyed scope, not as a package. Get a range in about a minute.
One company, one contract, whatever the room. Most bathrooms we build are one part of something larger.
We visit, measure, and look at what's actually behind the tiles. 60 minutes, no charge, no obligation.
A 3D layout and material selection you approve, then your itemised figure — priced against the scope we surveyed.
Full strip-out, first fix, tanking, tiling and fit — one team, one manager, a written report every working day.
Finished, cleaned and snag-free, backed by a 12-month workmanship warranty on second-fix fittings.
Sixty minutes at your home, at no charge. Here is the whole of it, so you know what you are agreeing to before you give us your number.
Our bathroom package starts at £9,950 including VAT, which covers a complete standard-sized bathroom in sound condition — design, strip-out, all materials, tanking, tiling, fitting and making good. Bigger or more complex jobs are priced as a band after a free survey: moving the soil stack, structural work or a strip back to brick all take a job out of the package. Across London generally, a full bathroom refit runs from around £8,000 for a small en-suite to £30,000+ for a large bathroom in a period property with re-routed services.
Two to three weeks on site for a package bathroom. A bathroom inside a larger renovation runs to the programme of the wider job — you get a date range at survey, in writing. The most common cause of a longer programme is a material with a lead time, which is why we confirm selections before we start rather than during.
No, not for a like-for-like bathroom renovation — it is repair and replacement, not development. You do need Building Regulations compliance for the electrics and the drainage, which we handle. Planning only becomes relevant if you are adding a bathroom that changes the building externally, such as a new soil vent pipe on a front elevation in a conservation area.
Yes — tiles, sanitaryware, brassware and the shower are all supplied as part of the job, at trade prices. If you would rather choose and buy your own, we will fit them and price accordingly. Clients who supply their own typically save on the materials margin and take on the delivery risk, including what happens to the programme if something arrives damaged.
Yes. A wet room is a tanking job more than a tiling job: the whole floor becomes a wet zone, so the falls, the membrane and the drain position have to be right before anything is finished. We will tell you honestly at survey if your floor build-up makes it a bad idea — in some London flats the joist depth simply does not allow the falls without raising the floor level at the door.
We stop, photograph it, write it up and price it as a variation, and you sign it before any work or spend. It happens often in older London flats. You will never find out about it from the invoice — the whole point of pricing variations before doing them is that the decision stays yours.
No, and no honest builder can promise that before opening a wall. The package is fixed against the scope we surveyed; anything beyond it is priced as a band, because we work to a JCT contract plus variations. A site risk allowance of around 10% is already built into the rates you see rather than added on top.
No — a bathroom under renovation is out of use from strip-out to handover, so for two to three weeks you need another one. If it is your only bathroom, say so at the survey: we can sometimes phase the work to keep a WC live, and we would rather plan that than have you discover it in week one.
Our studio is at 20 Dawes Road in Fulham SW6, and we work across west and south-west London — Chelsea, Hammersmith, Putney, Battersea, Wandsworth, Chiswick, Clapham, Notting Hill, Kensington and Wimbledon among others. Being close matters more than it sounds: it is the difference between a project manager who is on site and one who is on the phone.
Sixty minutes at your home, at no charge. We measure, we look behind the tiles where we can, and you get your itemised figure in writing — priced against the scope we actually surveyed. No obligation either way.
We’re not always the cheapest. If the lowest number wins, we may not be the right fit for you — and that’s genuinely fine.
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