We are experienced suppliers and fitters of bespoke bathrooms
Creating your perfect bathroom starts with choosing the right company. You need to know that your bathroom company has the expertise and skills to manage the project from design to completion.
Here at All Aspects Home Improvements we believe the bathroom is the essential room in your house and one of the most significant investments you will ever make to your home.
Our bathroom installations provide everything required for your bathroom, including plumbing and tiling, at competitive prices. All Aspects Home Improvements have valuable experience and we source quality products manufactured to the highest of standards.
Every job is different, but our team of expert bathroom fitters in Greater Manchester & the North West are experienced in carrying out all types of work, big or small. Some of the most popular services we offer include:
- Bathroom design and planning
- Installation of new baths, showers and sinks
- Fitting of new bathroom furniture and fixtures
- Tiling of bathroom walls and ceiling panelling.
FAQs
How much will my bathroom cost?
Every project, design and install differs. We always sit with the customer once a plan has been drawn up. We will discuss everything with you at this point. This will cover quotes, time scales and anything associated with the installation. Your bathroom suite will be moulded to the style and budget that suits you best.
Does adding a bathroom add value?
According to Opendoor’s data, adding a full bathroom can increase the median home value by 5.7% on average, which is an average increase of about £12,638. We define adding a full bathroom as converting existing space to include a bath, shower, sink, and toilet.
Can you add a bathroom anywhere in a house?
The short answer is yes, you can install a bathroom almost anywhere that you can afford it. However, this will largely depend on your plumbing and electrical setup and what style of bathroom you want.
Do you need planning permission for a new bathroom?
As with re-fitting kitchens, there’s normally no need for planning permission unless the building is listed. Building Regulations are only likely to apply where you decide to add a new bathroom, for example in a former bedroom or storage area.
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