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Fylde Bathrooms & GM Plumbing

Bathroom Fitting

Full bathroom installations across Blackpool and the Fylde Coast. From design to completion, we handle every aspect — plumbing, tiling, fixtures, and finishing touches.
Full project management
All trades under one roof
Design advice included
All waste removed

What affects scope

  • whether the layout stays the same
  • where the soil stack and waste pipes run
  • the state of the walls and floor once stripped
  • the suite and tiles you choose

What to send first

  • Rough room size, length by width
  • The suite you have in mind, or that you need advice
  • Which fittings are moving: bath, shower, basin or toilet

Good fit when

  • you are replacing a tired bathroom with a new suite
  • you want one person to handle strip-out, plumbing and tiling
  • you would like advice on the layout before you buy

Want the whole room taken back to bare walls and redesigned? The bathroom renovation page explains how that work is planned.

A new bathroom is something you live with for years, so Graham plans it with you first. He has 35 years in the trade as a bathroom fitter and plumber, and he runs the job himself from strip-out to handover.

What a full fit covers

The old suite, tiles and boxing come out and the waste is taken away. Then comes first-fix plumbing: new supply and waste runs to where each fitting is going. Walls are boarded, and anything around the shower or bath is tanked before tiling. The suite goes in, tiling and sealing are finished, and every joint is checked for leaks before the room is handed back.

Choosing the suite

You can buy your own suite and fittings, or Graham can advise on what to order and what will suit the size of the room.

How long it takes

A straight swap in the same layout is quicker than a room where everything moves or the floor needs replacing. Graham tells you how many working days to expect when he quotes.

For a complete redesign of the room, see Bathroom Renovation. For a level-access shower, see Wet Room Conversions.

Values

Quality Finish

Every tile, every fitting, every detail done properly. We don't cut corners.

Honest Pricing

We quote a fair price and stick to it. No hidden extras, no unexpected charges.

Trustworthy Service

We treat your home with respect. Clean, tidy work and honest communication throughout.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I supply my own bathroom suite?
Yes. Give us the makes and models before we quote so the pipework, waste and fixings are planned for them.
Do you take the old bathroom away?
Yes. Stripping out the old suite and tiles and getting rid of the waste is part of the fit.
Can you move the toilet to another wall?
Usually. The toilet waste needs enough fall to reach the soil stack, so how far it can move depends on where the stack is. Graham checks this at the visit.

Contact

Or call us on 07933 601466

Details that help

  • Rough room size, length by width
  • The suite you have in mind, or that you need advice
  • Which fittings are moving: bath, shower, basin or toilet

Add up to 5 photos of the job.

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