Show your bathrooms so people can picture theirs.
A family has one bathroom, and it is tired. They dread weeks without a shower. They search for a fitter and open a few sites. They want to see finished rooms, learn what the job involves and find out who does the pipes and the tiles.
Work to show off
Each slot below is a place for your own photos.
- Full bathroom refitsPhoto slot
- Wet roomsPhoto slot
- Walk-in showersPhoto slot
- Baths and shower traysPhoto slot
- Toilets and basinsPhoto slot
- Heated towel railsPhoto slot
- Wall and floor tilingPhoto slot
- Vanity units and storagePhoto slot
- Shower screensPhoto slot
- Cloakrooms and en suitesPhoto slot
What people want to know
Are there finished bathrooms to see?
Clear photos of whole rooms and close shots of taps and tiles let people judge the finish. Group them by style so a visitor finds a look they like.
How long without a bathroom?
A simple page on how the days of a refit run, and what happens if the family needs a toilet, takes the sting out of this worry.
Who does the pipes and tiles?
A bathroom job mixes pipes, wiring, walls and tiles. Say which parts you do and which you bring others in for, and the whole job feels planned.
Is a wet room right for me?
Wet rooms, walk-in showers and baths suit different homes. A short guide with a few photos helps people choose, and then ask you about it.
Proof that wins the quote
Whole rooms
Wide photos of the whole bathroom with the floor clear and the mirror clean. A phone in daylight is fine.
Close shots of the finish
Straight tile lines and neat sealant show care. A few close photos let a visitor see what you see.
Stages of a job
Photos from the strip out to the finished room show that you work in a clear order. Send each set once a job is done.
Customer comments
Comments from people whose bathrooms you fitted, copied just as they wrote them. Nothing is changed or added.
Registrations and memberships
Bathroom work can include water, electric and tiling jobs, and some of it may call for a registration or a membership. Where you hold any, we give it a clear spot on the page. Nothing is added unless you say you hold it.
The pages we build
- Home
A bright photo of a finished bathroom, a short line on what you do and a button to ask for a quote.
- Bathroom gallery
Bathrooms, wet rooms and en suites in large photos, sorted by style.
- What we fit
The rooms and fittings you work on, and any parts you share with other trades.
- How a job runs
A day by day look at a refit, from stripping out to the final tidy.
- About you
Your name, your face and a few words on how you look after a home.
- Ask for a quote
A short form for the size of the room, the work wanted and a time to call.
Planning ahead
Many people fix a bathroom before they sell, or when a new baby is due. Cold weather makes a broken shower feel worse, so winter brings its own calls. Spring and summer suit bigger jobs, such as a wet room. Each season is a chance to show a fresh room.
Deposits and final payments
A bathroom job often has a start payment for the suite and tiles, then a final payment when the last seal is dry. A card machine lets the customer pay in step with the work, and you see the money on the day.
The terms, in full
- Card machine £25 + VAT a month, paid to our payment provider.
- Website, domain, hosting and one business mailbox included while you keep the machine.
- Minimum term as set by the payment provider's agreement: 3 months for a sole trader, 18 months for a limited company.
- Extra mailboxes £25 a year.
- Stop the machine and we offer to keep the website live at £20 a month.
Quick answers
Can you show wet rooms and baths apart?
Yes. The photos can be grouped by kind, such as wet rooms, en suites and family bathrooms. A visitor jumps to the one that fits their home.
Do you have to show what a refit costs?
No. A bathroom varies with the room, the suite and the tiles. Some fitters share a starting figure and some do not. We leave space for either and use only what you give us.
Can you explain how long a job takes?
Yes. A short page on the days of a refit helps a nervous family plan. We write it from your own words, so it is true to how you work.
What if you bring in a plumber and a tiler?
Say so, and name the jobs each person does. Customers like to know that one person is in charge, and the page can say who that is.
Can the form ask about the old bathroom?
Yes. It can ask what is in the room now and what the customer wants instead. You read the answers before you ring and know what to ask.
How do new bathrooms get added?
Send a few photos and a line about the room after a job, and we add them. Your gallery then shows your latest work, not last season's.
See your website before you decide.
Tell us about your business. We build the website first, free, and show you. Then we compare your card rate and you decide.
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