Bathroom renovation in South London.Planned, fitted, finished.
Full refits and single upgrades, run by one team from strip-out to the last bead of silicone. Plumbing, tiling and electrics are all ours, so nobody is waiting on another trade to turn up.
From a shower swap
to the whole room.
Pick the closest one and you will see what the work involves, how long to allow and what needs deciding before we start.
Plan the disruption
before it starts.
The honest answer everyone wants first. Set the three things that drive the schedule and you will see a realistic working-day estimate.
Everything from
strip-out to snagging.
Bathroom quotes vary wildly because they cover different things. Here is what sits inside ours, so you can compare like with like.
The parts people
forget to budget for.
A new bathroom regularly uncovers work elsewhere. Better to know at the survey than halfway through the second week.
A rain head on weak mains is the most common disappointment in a new bathroom. We measure pressure and flow at the survey and tell you honestly whether the shower you want will perform, or whether a pump or an unvented cylinder is the answer.
Bathroom circuits are zoned work and notifiable under Part P. Extraction is the part most often skimped, and it is what keeps a new room from growing mould in its second winter. Our own electricians do it and certify it.
Swapping a radiator for a slim towel rail often loses more heat output than people expect, which is why a beautiful new bathroom can feel cold. We size it properly and add underfloor heating where the floor build-up allows.
Four stages,
dates agreed up front.
You know who is in the house each day and what is happening. No week where nobody turns up because a tiler was double-booked elsewhere.
Survey and design
Measurements, pressure tested, layout options drawn up as a 3D visual with the trade-offs explained.
Fixed quote and dates
One price and a working schedule. Materials ordered and delivered before day one so nothing stalls.
Strip-out and first fix
Old room out, pipework and cabling set for the new layout, boards and tanking done, then inspected.
Tiling, fitting, sign-off
Tiling, second fix, sealing and cleaning, then a snagging walkthrough with you before the final invoice.
Period rooms,
modern plumbing.
Most of our refits are in property built long before modern bathrooms existed. Each area has its own page with what that means locally.
Sutton
1930s semis where the original bathroom layout rarely suits how families use the room now.
SW19 · SW20Wimbledon
Larger period homes, often adding an en-suite alongside the main bathroom refit.
SW4 · SW9Clapham
Terrace conversions where the soil stack and leasehold consent shape what is possible.
SW15Putney
Period conversions and riverside flats, with access and delivery planned around the building.
SW11Battersea
Victorian terraces alongside apartments where pressurised systems open up shower options.
KT1 · KT2Kingston upon Thames
Family homes adding a second bathroom or converting a box room into an en-suite.
Finished on time,
priced as quoted.
Recent refits and plumbing work across South London.
Booked a full bathroom refit. The team was punctual and the price matched the quote exactly. Our older Victorian house had complicated pipework and they handled it without any fuss.
Wimbledon
Had a burst pipe on a Sunday evening and TopFix sent someone out within the hour. The plumber explained exactly what was wrong, fixed it cleanly and left everything tidy.
Sutton
Used TopFix twice now, once for a boiler service and once for a radiator that was not heating. Both times on time, honest about the cost and the job done properly.
Clapham
Renovation questions,
answered honestly.
Bring photos of the room and a rough idea of what you want. We will tell you what is possible in that space before anyone talks about money.
Call 020 3095 1113How much does a bathroom renovation cost?
It depends far more on the scope than the suite — moving the layout, tanking a wet room and adding underfloor heating all change the figure more than the taps do. The design visit is free and produces one fixed price covering everything listed above, so you can compare quotes properly.
Can I keep using the bathroom during the work?
Not the one being refitted. If it is your only bathroom, we plan the schedule to keep the WC usable as long as possible and to minimise the days without a working shower. We tell you which days those are before we start.
Do I need to buy the suite myself?
Either way works. Most people prefer us to supply everything so there is one party responsible if something arrives damaged, but if you have already chosen fittings we will work with them and flag anything that will not suit the space or the pressure.
Can you move the bath, shower or WC?
Usually yes. Moving a WC is the one that needs most thought because of the soil stack and the fall on the waste, particularly in flats and conversions. That gets checked at the survey rather than discovered during strip-out.
Do I need permission in a leasehold flat?
Often, yes — many leases require consent for work affecting the structure, waste or noise transfer. We tell you what is likely to need sign-off and provide the details your freeholder or managing agent asks for.
What about a wet room in an upstairs bathroom?
Possible in most properties, though it depends on floor construction and the depth available for the fall. Full tanking is essential and not optional, and we will say if the floor build-up makes a level-access tray the more sensible route.
Ready to plan
the new bathroom?
Book the design visit, see it as a 3D layout and get one fixed price with dates attached. No obligation at the end of it.