| Floor to ceiling bathroom refurbishment. |
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| Expand bathroom to accommodate a walk in shower. |
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| Replace bath with shower for a customer with limited mobility. |
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| New bath, bath screen and partial retile. |
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| Replace tiles with shower panels |
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| Install new kitchen units, worktop and sink. Tile and paint walls. |
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| Much needed cleanup of a shower enclosure |
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| Remove tiles on two walls and replace with wall panels. Also replaced bath and basin taps |
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| Refurbishment: regrout, new downlights, new flooring, new taps and new bath/shower screen. |
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| New vanity unit and toilet with 3 walls covered in panels |
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| Complete refurbishment of a downstairs toilet and corridor. |
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| New bathroom from scratch. |
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| Tiling an ensuite floor. |
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| A leaky quadrant shower converted into a mini wet room shower. The shower doors have been made to measure to ensure a good fit to the space. |
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| Bathroom refurbishment: tiles replaced by good quality wall panels and an electric shower replaced with a bar mixer shower. |
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| A vinyl floor is quick to install and a relatively cheap way to enhance your bathroom floor. |
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| Update tiles in kitchen and add a new hob splashback. |
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| Damaged kitchen sink and worktops replaced. |
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| New bathroom suite including a shower cabin. |
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| A shower cubicle getting some TLC. |
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| Kitchen and utility rooms transformed by laminate flooring. |  |  |
| Refurbishment of two small washrooms. |
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| 6 metre long kitchen waste pipe with no fall on it will eventually look like this (and stop working). |  | |
| Complete bathroom refurbishment. Whirlpool bath, cabinet hand basin with movement sensor mirror, new toilet and towel rail. The two shower screens are to give a near as possible shower experience in a bath. |
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| Bathroom refurbishment. |
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| Take care when securing floorboards. Make sure the screw/nail hits a joist not a pipe. It took several weeks for this leak to show itself through the kitchen ceiling. |  |  |
| Replace bath with shower tray. |  |  |
| Floor re-tiled with non-slip tiles and the leaky toilet replaced. |  |  |
| New bath, basin, toilet and towel rail. Tricky bath as both ends were embedded into the wall. Floor prepared for carpeting. |
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| Have been doing a lot of this type of work in the last few months. Re-grouting and general smarting up of bathrooms and shower cubicles. The four photos show the before and after pictures of the left and right bottom corners (usually the worst) of a quadrant shower cubicle. |
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| As an ongoing and long term project I have been installing a rainwater harvesting system for a Bed & Breakfast business. Currently there are seven toilets connected to 21,000 litres of stored, filtered rainwater. Recently I have helped build new decking to the property which is nicely hiding 6,000 litres of water capacity. |
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| Partial re-tiling of a kitchen. |  |  |
| Replacing a leaky hot water tank. |  |  |
| Bathroom refurbishment. |
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| Bathroom refurbishment |
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| Bathroom refurbishment. |
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| Some more corrosion, this time an immersion heater element. |  | |
| Even radiators corrode given enough time. |
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| A small leak, left for long enough, can cause a lot of damage. |
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| Tiling a small shower room floor, and moving the basin waste under the floor boards. |
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| New kitchen sink and work top added. |
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| All taps in a Bed and Breakfast establishment are changed to non concussive to avoid wasted water and possible flooding. |  | |
| A tiled basin splash back. |  | |
