Wet Room Installation

What wet room installation includes

A wet room needs more than good tiling. The key is correct waterproofing, reliable drainage and well planned pipework so the room performs for years.

• Site visit and practical layout advice for fixtures and drainage position
• Drainage planning, correct floor falls and waste connections
• First fix plumbing for hot and cold feeds, wastes and any concealed pipework
• Full tanking system to protect walls and floor in the wet area
• Second fix plumbing and connection of shower, basin, WC and other fittings
• Pressure and waste testing, checks for flow and leaks
• Handover guidance on isolations, access points and ongoing care

Who this service suits

• Homeowners who want a level-access shower or a more open bathroom layout
• Landlords upgrading for durability, straightforward cleaning and tenant appeal
• Small commercial spaces that need a robust, easy-to-maintain wash area
• Anyone dealing with a leaking shower tray, failed seals or recurring water damage

How the work is delivered

Work is typically completed in stages to keep the build controlled and compliant. First, the layout and drainage route are confirmed so the waste can achieve the right fall and the shower area can drain quickly. Next comes first fix plumbing, tanking and floor preparation, followed by second fix connections once surfaces and finishes are ready.

Timing depends on the room size, the subfloor, and whether the project is part of a wider bathroom refurbishment. You will get a clear plan of what happens when, and what other trades need to do before the next plumbing stage.

After installation

Before sign-off, all water and waste systems are tested and the wet room is checked for proper drainage and accessible isolation points. You will also get practical advice on looking after the room, what to monitor, and when to re-seal or maintain fittings to keep everything watertight.