Bathroom installation and refurbishment
Bathroom renovations and installation in London
Taska Group provides bathroom installation, renovation, refurbishment and conversion services across London and Greater London.
We review the existing room, proposed layout, sanitaryware, drainage, ventilation, electrical requirements, wet-area preparation, tiling and finishes before defining the agreed work.
Bathroom project types
Installation, renovation, refurbishment and conversion require different levels of work
Replacing products in the same positions is different from moving drainage, changing the layout or creating a bathroom where one did not previously exist. The quotation should reflect the actual room, product information and service changes instead of treating every bathroom as the same package.
Service scope
Bathroom work scoped around layout, condition and use
The following areas can form part of the project discussion, subject to the existing property and selected products.
Bathroom installation
Install a defined bathroom scheme after checking product information, room dimensions and service requirements.
Bathroom renovation
Update the layout, products and finishes where a broader room change is planned.
Bathroom refurbishment
Renew selected elements while retaining suitable parts of the existing arrangement.
Bathroom conversion
Assess a room being converted to bathroom use, including drainage, ventilation, structure, electrics and approvals.
Assessment first
What should be checked before bathroom work begins?
Visible finishes do not show every condition behind them. Existing construction and service routes can affect the final scope.
- Room and layout
Record dimensions, door and window positions, desired product locations and practical circulation.
- Water and drainage
Review existing supply and waste positions against the proposed sanitaryware and layout.
- Backgrounds and moisture
Assess walls, floors and wet areas for suitable preparation before tiling or other finishes.
- Ventilation and electrics
Identify extraction, lighting, heating and electrical requirements that need the appropriate design or trade.
Project needs
Common reasons for a bathroom renovation
Worn room and finishes
Existing products, grout, sealant, decoration or storage no longer meet the required use.
Layout no longer works
The customer wants to reconsider circulation, storage or sanitaryware positions.
Rental or managed upgrade
A defined refurbishment is required around access, product approval and handover.
New bathroom location
Another room is being considered and needs service, ventilation and approval checks.
Scope decisions
Decisions that shape the bathroom scope
Product and layout choices affect preparation, connections, access and the order of work.
Sanitaryware and fittings
Share product dimensions, installation instructions and supply responsibility.
Layout and storage
Confirm retained positions, proposed changes, fitted furniture and access clearances.
Tiled areas
Define walls, floors, tile formats, trims, joints and the required background preparation.
Finishes and handover
Agree decoration, flooring, accessories, making good and final checks within the quotation.
Direct answer
Can a bathroom be created in a room that was not previously a bathroom?
It can be assessed as a bathroom conversion, but the answer depends on drainage, water supply, ventilation, structure, electrical safety, fire considerations, access and approvals. A site review and appropriate design information are needed before the construction scope can be confirmed.
Who we work with
Bathroom renovations for domestic, managed and commercial property
Homeowners
Discuss bathroom renovations for an occupied or vacant London home, with access and retained areas explained.
Landlords
Define the property condition, required outcome, access arrangements and product or finish approvals.
Managing agents
Share the approval route, site contacts, occupied areas and handover information for managed property.
Commercial clients
Explain how the premises are used and any access, operational or sequencing constraints.
Wet rooms and regulation checks
Tiles and grout are finishes, not a substitute for suitable wet-area preparation
The background and wet-area build-up should be assessed for the room and products selected. Planning Portal also notes that drainage or electrical work may require Building Regulations approval, and creating a bathroom in a new room is more likely to require approval. Project-specific requirements must be confirmed before work.
Preparing an enquiry
What helps us assess a bathroom project?
Share the existing room and selected products, not only an inspiration image.
- Room photographs and dimensions
Show each wall, floor, ceiling, access and the present sanitaryware positions.
- Proposed layout
Send drawings or mark up where the bath, shower, WC, basin, storage and heating are intended.
- Product information
Include product links, dimensions, installation instructions and supply status.
- Known conditions
Mention leaks, damaged finishes, ventilation issues, access constraints or previous investigations.
Project route
From enquiry to an agreed bathroom renovation scope
- STEP 01
Describe the outcome
Explain whether this is installation, renovation, refurbishment or conversion.
- STEP 02
Review room and products
Check layout, backgrounds, services, access and selected items.
- STEP 03
Identify dependencies
Clarify approvals, specialist work and preparation requirements.
- STEP 04
Agree the quotation
Record the construction, finishes and supply responsibilities discussed.
London-wide coverage
Bathroom renovations across London and Greater London
Taska Group accepts bathroom installation, renovation, refurbishment and conversion enquiries across London and Greater London. Include the postcode and whether the room currently functions as a bathroom.
Related services
Other Taska Group services that may support the project
Tiling
Review this service where it forms a distinct part of the property scope.
Flooring
Review this service where it forms a distinct part of the property scope.
Painting and decorating
Review this service where it forms a distinct part of the property scope.
General building
Review this service where it forms a distinct part of the property scope.
Frequently asked questions
Bathroom renovations in London FAQs
For an answer based on your property, share photographs and the information described above.
What bathroom services do you provide?
Confirmed scope includes bathroom installation, renovation, refurbishment and conversion. The exact work depends on the room, layout, products and required services.
Can you keep the existing bathroom layout?
Yes, retaining suitable positions can be discussed. The condition of existing services and products still needs to be reviewed.
Can you change the bathroom layout?
Layout changes can be assessed. Moving sanitaryware can affect drainage, water supply, ventilation, electrics and preparation.
Can you convert another room into a bathroom?
A conversion can be assessed, but it is more likely to need Building Regulations checks and suitable design information.
Is tiling included?
Tiling can be included where agreed. The substrate and wet-area preparation must be suitable for the selected finish.
Do you supply sanitaryware?
Supply responsibility must be agreed for each project. Customers should share selected product details even when they are supplying the items.
Do you work for landlords and managing agents?
Yes. Include access arrangements, approval contacts, product decisions and handover requirements in the enquiry.
Are quotations and site visits free?
Yes. Quotations and site visits are free where an assessment will help define the bathroom work.
Request a quotation
Tell us what you want the bathroom to become
Share the London postcode, room photographs, desired layout, selected products and any known service or condition issues. We can then discuss the assessment and quotation.
Taska Group is the trading name used by TASKA GROUP LIMITED. Registered in England and Wales. Company number 16425739. Registered office: 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ.