Bathroom fitters in Camden and Kentish Town
Camden is flats more than houses: Georgian and Victorian terraces split into units, plus purpose-built blocks. That means small bathrooms, shared soil stacks and a neighbour underneath. We fit shower rooms and bathrooms that make the most of the space and keep the water where it belongs.
Shower rooms in converted terraces
Turning a cramped bathroom with a bath into a proper walk-in shower room is the most common Camden job we quote. It frees floor space and is easier to keep dry, as long as the tray is set level on a solid base and the walls are tanked, not just tiled.
When the toilet is far from the stack
Conversions often put a bathroom where gravity cannot easily drain it. A macerator such as a Saniflo can solve that, but it needs the right model and a proper route. We explain the trade-offs honestly, including noise and maintenance.
Working in blocks and on busy streets
Parking, permits and stairs shape a Camden job as much as the bathroom itself. We plan deliveries, rubbish removal and protection of shared hallways up front, so neighbours are not the ones complaining.
What a bathroom in Camden costs
For a new shower room or bathroom you get a free look round and a fixed quotation, less 10% if you take up the offer. Fixing a leak or a valve is time-based: £110 first hour, £45 for each half hour beyond it, and no charge just for turning up.
Water coming through a ceiling right now? Our emergency plumber in Camden page says what to do first.
See also: bathroom installation, wet rooms and all our bathroom areas.
Bathroom questions from Camden
Can you turn my bath into a walk-in shower?
Usually, yes. We check the floor and the waste fall at the survey, then fit a low-profile tray or a level-access floor.
Is a Saniflo a good idea?
Where gravity drainage is not possible it is often the only practical option. It needs the right unit for the job and a sensible route, and we explain the noise and servicing before you decide.
Do you cover Kentish Town and Primrose Hill?
Yes, all of NW1 and NW5, plus the rest of the borough.