Paisley, Renfrewshire
Bathroom renovation in Paisley
Bathrooms in Paisley fall into two broad camps: older properties where the bathroom was fitted into whatever room was left over, and newer houses where the bathroom is adequate but small and the en-suite is smaller still. They need opposite approaches.
Older houses: the room is the wrong shape, not the wrong size
In Paisley's Victorian and Edwardian stock the bathroom is frequently a converted bedroom or a room carved out of a landing, which means high ceilings, an awkward window position and a door that opens into the only sensible place for the bath. Rehanging that door to open outwards, or swapping it for a slider, can unlock a layout that otherwise does not work at all.
Newer builds: fixing a cramped en-suite
On the estates around the town the en-suite is usually a builder's afterthought with a 760mm shower tray you turn sideways in. Replacing that with a larger tray, or a wet-floor area with a glass screen, often needs nothing structural at all, just a different arrangement of the same three fittings. Wall-hung units help here too, because seeing the floor run under them makes a small room read as bigger.
Budget ranges
We work with more than one suite range, so a bathroom here can be a straightforward, cost-effective refit or a high-end finish with a concealed cistern, recessed niches and brassware to match. The labour is much the same either way; it is the specification that moves the number.