Guide

Websites for bathroom fitters in Ireland

A bathroom refit is disruptive in a way a kitchen is not, because most houses only have the one. Every enquiry has the same unspoken question behind it. How long will we be without it, and will you actually finish.

Answer the timeline question up front

Set out what a typical refit looks like day by day. Strip out, first fix, tiling, second fix, finish. Give a realistic number of days.

Say what happens if something unexpected turns up behind the wall, because it often does, and people respect being told in advance.

Show whole rooms, well lit

Bathrooms are small and hard to photograph. Shoot from the doorway with the lights on and the mirror not showing you, and get close ups of the shower tray, the niche and the tiling around the bath.

Before and after of a dated avocado suite turned into a modern room is the strongest thing you can put up.

Cover the specialist work

These bring higher value enquiries and less competition.

  • Wet rooms and level access showers
  • Accessible and mobility bathrooms
  • En suites and small room layouts
  • Full refits including electrics and plumbing
  • Tiling and waterproofing

Make clear who does what

People worry about coordinating a plumber, an electrician and a tiler. If you handle all of it, that is your headline. If you work with trusted lads, say that too and name the arrangement.

Either is fine. What loses the job is leaving them guessing.

Common questions

Should a bathroom fitter show supplier brands?

If you have good trade accounts it helps, because people recognise the names and it signals quality.

Do accessible bathroom pages get traffic?

Yes, and often from families searching on behalf of a parent. It is worth a proper page of its own.

Where to go next

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