Bathroom fitting in Kirkcaldyfinished to the standardwe'd want in our own homes

Some households want a bath, others a large walk-in shower. Converting a bath to a shower can make a small bathroom feel bigger and easier to use, but it needs proper waterproofing and drainage.

Combi boilers and unvented cylinders deliver mains-pressure hot water, suiting mixer showers. Gravity-fed systems may need a pump. Electric showers run separately from the boiler. Ian will advise on what works with your system.

A new bathroom is a good time to move pipework, add a heated towel rail, or upgrade a cylinder. Doing it now avoids disturbing the new finish later.

For rental properties, durable fittings and straightforward layouts reduce maintenance. Ian can also take care of gas safety checks, from £70.

For people who find getting in and out of a bath difficult, a level or low-access shower can make daily life easier and safer. Grab rails, comfort-height toilets and thermostatic showers can also help. Ian will talk through the layout so the bathroom works for you now and in the years ahead.

Many Fife homes have compact bathrooms. Wall-hung basins, concealed cisterns and a well-placed shower can make a small room feel bigger. Thoughtful pipework planning keeps everything hidden and easy to maintain.

Taps, valves and showers vary widely in quality. Fittings with good parts availability are easier to repair in years to come. Ian can share what he's seen hold up well over 25 years of fitting and repairing bathrooms.

A bathroom refit means time without that room. Ian will explain the order of work, when the water will be off, and how to keep a toilet available where possible, so you know what to expect each day.

Having your suite, tiles and fittings chosen early keeps the project moving. Clear the bathroom of toiletries and towels, and let Ian know about any access issues, such as parking or stairs. Agreeing the layout and what's included in the quote before work begins avoids misunderstandings later.

Bathrooms produce a lot of moisture. Without good ventilation, condensation can lead to mould on ceilings and around windows. Planning an extractor fan, a heated towel rail and good sealing into your new bathroom helps keep it dry and looking new for longer.

Homeowners often want a bathroom that reflects their style and suits their household. Landlords usually prioritise durable, easy-to-clean finishes and fittings that can be repaired easily. Ian will help you choose what fits your goals and your budget.

Shower trays come in many sizes, from compact quadrants to large walk-in trays. Enclosures can be full doors, sliding screens or a single fixed glass panel. The right choice depends on the space, how the room is used and how easy you want it to keep clean. Ian will help you plan a layout that gives you the most usable space without compromising on drainage or water tightness.

Ian will visit, look at the space and discuss the bathroom you want. Your free, no-obligation quote will set out what's included, such as removal of the old suite, pipework, fitting and finishing. Agreeing the details up front means no hidden costs and no surprises halfway through the job.