Local Bathroom Fitter

Are you looking to do up your bathroom?

There are usually two choices when it comes to fitting out a new bathroom, either do it yourself or call someone in. Unless you have plumbing experience, the DIY route can go wrong very fast. But if you don't have a go-to company, finding a reputable local one can seem daunting.

But it doesn't have to be that way! Keep reading for these tips on how to find a great local bathroom fitter you can trust.

1. Get Recommendations

If someone you know recently got their bathroom done, as them who they used. If they're in the process, wait until it's done to see what they think and if they recommend the fitters. This way you can see the work too, and see if it's up to your quality standards.

If no friends and family can help, turn to local social media groups to ask for recommendations. Facebook community groups are very effective for that. You can get a selection of names to look into further.

2. Google It

There is nothing wrong with turning to Google to look up a local bathroom fitter. This gives you a chance to look at their online reviews to see what customers thought.

It's a good idea to see if the bathroom tradespeople are on independent review sites. Google itself has this function. This is so you can read unbiased reviews.

The reviews on a website will often be very happy customers who have positives to say. With independent reviews, you get a more balanced impression.

If there are more bad reviews than good, this is a red flag and you should walk away. But don't get put off by the odd one or two. Read them in full and see if they were reasonable, and read the response of the fitters to see how they handled it.

3. Look For a Specialist

While you're looking at a bathroom fitting company's website, look at past jobs. This is especially important if you have special needs like catering to disability.

For updating the tiles or putting in a new like-for-like suite, a general fitter should be fine. But a walk-in wet room or a feature bathroom needs specialist abilities.

Check their project portfolio to see if they have worked on a past project like yours, and what qualifications their workers have. At this point, don't be afraid to call up to ask those questions to get the right experience for the job.

4. Get Your Quote in Writing



Once you find some local fitters you like for your bathroom installation, ask for a quote. It's a good idea to get a quote from around 3 local companies for comparison. Make sure you get this in writing, with a breakdown of what exactly that quote covers.

5. Keep Up Communication

If you have any questions, don't be afraid to ask them. Extra costs, workers not turning up and incorrect products can cause delays. If this happens then phone up right away and ask why it happened. You're paying for a professional service, and you can hold them accountable.

Finding a Local Bathroom Fitter Made Simple

So, there you have it! Now you know these tips you'll be well on your way to finding a great local bathroom fitter.

Your friends, family, and neighbours are a great resource for finding a great fitter. They won't sugar coat anything, and want you to have great results.

Online local groups and Google are the next steps, and you want to look up a company, even if a friend recommends them. It's important to check their work and experience.

If you're looking for a great fitter in Derby and the surrounding areas, contact us today. At Fradleys Bathrooms & Kitchens, we've got the specialist knowledge and expertise to give you the quality bathroom you deserve.