Bathroom Fitters

TRM Innovations Ltd can help with full bathroom refurbishments, bathroom replacements, en-suite installations, shower rooms, cloakrooms, wet room-style upgrades, tiling, plumbing, lighting, ventilation, heating and finishing work.

The exact service depends on the room, the current condition and what you want the finished bathroom to achieve.

Yes, TRM Innovations Ltd can fit complete bathrooms where the existing suite is removed and replaced with a new layout, sanitaryware, tiling, flooring, lighting and finishing details.

A full bathroom project may also involve plumbing alterations, plastering, electrical work, ventilation improvements and storage planning.

Yes, old bathrooms can be refurbished to improve the layout, finish, comfort and day-to-day usability of the room.

This can include replacing the bath, shower, toilet, basin, tiles, flooring, radiator, extractor fan, lighting, mirrors and vanity storage.

Yes, en-suites can often be installed as part of a bedroom upgrade, loft conversion, extension or wider refurbishment.

The planning needs to consider drainage, plumbing routes, ventilation, privacy, space around fittings and how the en-suite connects to the bedroom.

Yes, TRM Innovations Ltd can create shower rooms for homeowners who prefer a walk-in shower or need a more compact washing space.

Shower rooms need careful planning around drainage, waterproofing, screen position, ventilation, tile choice and safe access.

Yes, a bath can often be replaced with a shower where the space, plumbing and drainage allow.

This can be useful where the bath is rarely used, where easier access is needed or where the homeowner wants a more practical modern layout.

TRM Innovations Ltd can discuss wet room-style bathroom projects where the property and floor structure are suitable.

Wet rooms need careful waterproofing, drainage falls, suitable flooring, ventilation and correct installation, so the room needs to be assessed before the work is confirmed.

Yes, downstairs cloakrooms and compact WCs can often be created in suitable spaces such as under-stairs areas, utility rooms, extensions or remodelled ground-floor layouts.

The main considerations are drainage, ventilation, usable space, door position, handwashing facilities and privacy.

Yes, bathroom projects can include plumbing work connected to toilets, basins, baths, showers, taps, waste pipes, radiators and water supplies.

If the layout is changing, the pipework and drainage may need to be altered so the new fittings work properly.

Bathroom electrical work needs to be suitable for the room and carried out safely because bathrooms are wet areas.

This can include lighting, extractor fans, mirrors, shaver points, underfloor heating controls or other electrical features where appropriate.

Yes, ventilation can be reviewed as part of a bathroom project. Poor ventilation can lead to condensation, mould, peeling finishes and damage over time.

An extractor fan, suitable ducting and sensible room planning can help the bathroom cope better with steam and everyday use.

Yes, bathroom work can include wall tiling, floor tiling, splashback areas, shower enclosure tiling and feature sections.

The condition of the walls and floors needs to be checked before tiling, especially in wet areas where preparation and waterproofing are important.

Yes, bathroom flooring can be included as part of the project. Suitable options depend on the room, budget, subfloor and finish required.

The flooring needs to be appropriate for moisture, daily use and cleaning, especially around showers, baths and basins.

Yes, bathroom storage can be planned into the project using vanity units, mirrored cabinets, built-in shelving, cupboards or other practical solutions.

Good storage helps keep the bathroom easier to use and can make smaller rooms feel more organised.

Yes, small bathrooms can often be improved with better layout planning, compact fittings, wall-hung furniture, shower screens, storage and lighting.

The aim is to make the room feel easier to move around in while still giving enough space for washing, storage and daily use.

Yes, bathrooms are often completed as part of a wider refurbishment, extension, loft conversion, garage conversion or internal remodel.

This can make sense when plumbing, electrics, walls, flooring or room layouts are already being changed elsewhere in the property.

Timescales vary depending on the size of the room, the amount of stripping out, plumbing changes, tiling, drying time, electrical work and the final finish.

A straightforward bathroom replacement may be quicker than a full redesign, wet room-style project or bathroom added into a new space.

The cost depends on the room size, current condition, product choices, plumbing changes, tiling, flooring, lighting, ventilation and finish.

TRM Innovations Ltd can provide a free estimate after understanding the property, the room and the type of bathroom you want to create.

Yes. TRM Innovations Ltd is based in Bexleyheath and covers Dartford along with surrounding areas across Bexley, South East London and nearby Kent.

This includes Welling, Sidcup, Bexley, Blackfen, Erith, Crayford, Abbey Wood, Eltham, Chislehurst, Bromley and Greenwich where suitable.

TRM Innovations Ltd has been running since 2014 and specialises in extensions, refurbishments and kitchens, which is useful when bathroom work forms part of a larger property improvement.

The team can help with practical planning, trade coordination, clear advice and bathroom fitting work designed around the way the room will be used every day.