The complete bathroom service

• FITTED VANITORY FURNITURE & BESPOKE CABINETS
  • We are experienced in managing the overall project and integrating all the different trades
• ASSOCIATED BUILDING ALTERATIONS
  • Our time served plumbing and heating engineers are in-house trained to understand the unique requirements of luxury bathroom installation
• HOT WATER SYSTEM DESIGN AND OVERHALL
  • We have a full team of non plumbing trades, joiners, tilers, plasterers and electricians with whom we have worked for years who understand the special needs involved in luxury bathroom installation
• DESIGNER TILING AND ELECTRICS
  • We offer the complete supply and fit service, or can work on an installation only basis

Drayton and Ellis has spent many years working in the bathroom refurbishment business, and feel that our attention to detail, planning and forethought, make us an excellent option for any bathroom related improvement or refurbishment. Modern bathrooms are one of the most exacting areas of the plumbing and heating trade, partly because of the multi skilled requirements involved in the refurbishment and installation, and partly because of the constant development of new and more technically advanced sanitary appliances and equipment.

We can offer the complete service, from design and inception right through to ‘ready to use’ completion. This is because we keep all our plumbing and heating instalation work ‘in house’. We only use our employees for the plumbing work, which is at the heart of any bathroom refit. For all the other non plumbing trades, we have a well proven and select group of sub contractors for the plastering, tiling, joinery and electrics. We only use the same group of subcontractors, all of whom have carried out work in both the partners’ homes and who have worked with us for many years.

We understand that the final aesthetic finish of a modern bathroom is absolutely vital, yet the technical excellence ‘behind the scenes’ is crucial in ensuring that your beautiful new bathroom can do what it is meant to. For this reason, we always like to look at the overall plumbing requirements for a proposed new bathroom, particularly in relation to volume, pressure and flow rates of hot and cold water supply, the ability of waste and foul water drainage systems to cope with higher outflow and whether the structure of the room can cope with increased demands and the ability to properly waterproof areas of the structure.