Fitted Bathrooms
in Newton Stewart,
fitted in 3 to 6 days.

We do come down, and it is not chargeable. Newton Stewart, Minnigaff, Creebridge, Penninghame and Challoch are covered, and so are Wigtown, Bladnoch, Kirkinner, Sorbie, Garlieston, Whithorn, Port William, Monreith, Kirkcowan, Glenluce, Creetown and the villages up at Glentrool and Bargrennan. A designer brings the samples to the house, measures up and leaves a quote, with nothing charged for the appointment or the miles.

It comes down to the room, and anyone quoting blind is guessing. A bathroom in one of the newer houses on the edge of Newton Stewart, where every fitting stays on its existing run, is at the lower end of what we do. A big room in a farmhouse or an older cottage, where the bath comes out, a shower is built in and the waste takes a new route, is considerably more, and so is anything that needs the floor lifted first. The suite, the screen and the wall finish make up the rest. A designer measures and prices it for nothing, with no obligation attached. Finance is available from £22 a week, subject to status, and various deposit options are available.

Not the look of it, but it does shape a couple of choices. A tank copes far better with a shower than with a large bath emptied twice a day, and what goes down the drain matters more than it does on mains drainage. Where a toilet has to move, the fall to the existing run has to be worked out properly rather than assumed. The designer asks about the tank at the survey and plans around it, and where the run will not work by gravity we say so before anything is ordered.

Three to six days on nearly every job in DG8, counted from the morning the old suite is lifted out. A straight swap where nothing moves is finished at the quick end. Rerouting the waste, taking up an old floor or putting in a new circuit for a shower takes it to the top end. You are given the running order for each day beforehand, and where the house has a second toilet it is kept connected.

Often it can, and in the larger farmhouses and older houses round here it is a better answer than squeezing what you have. The three things that decide it are how far the waste has to travel to reach the existing stack or tank, whether the floor structure will carry a filled bath, and where the ventilation can go. All three get checked on the visit. Where the fall is not there, a pumped waste solves it and the designer will tell you if yours needs one.

It is asked at the survey rather than discovered on the morning. Where a large vehicle cannot get in, the materials come in on a smaller one, and the drop is timed so nothing sits out in Galloway weather. Access, turning space and where the van can stand are all noted with the measurements. The old suite, packaging and rubble go back out the same way with us.

By choosing the fittings to suit the building rather than fighting it. In the older Minnigaff and Machars cottages that usually means a traditional suite or a roll-top bath, brassware in a softer finish, wall boards or tiling kept to the wet areas rather than floor to ceiling, and pipework hidden in a slim service wall instead of chased into stone. The designer brings the ranges that suit older houses along to the visit so you can see them side by side.

Yes. We offer Buy Now Pay 12 Months Later, flexible credit up to 24 months, and longer-term flexible credit up to 10 years. The initial eligibility check is a soft search with no impact on your credit score, and gives an instant decision. Ultimate Home Solutions is authorised by the FCA as a credit broker (not a lender). Finance is available from £22 a week, subject to status, and various deposit options are available.

Usually a level shower floor, a wider door opening, a seat that folds away, rails that look like part of the room instead of hospital fittings, and a basin you can get close to. In a single-storey cottage it is generally straightforward because there is no ceiling below to worry about. The designer measures the door and the turning space as well as the room, since a bathroom you cannot get into comfortably is no use however good it looks.

All of DG8, taking in Newton Stewart, Minnigaff, Wigtown, Kirkcowan, Glenluce, Whithorn, Port William, Sorbie and Creetown, plus DG7 for Gatehouse of Fleet and New Galloway and DG9 for Stranraer and the Rhins. There is no call-out fee anywhere in them, and aftercare travels back out just the same.