1918–1939 property · Gloucestershire
A full installation done properly for a 1930s semi — strip-out, plumbing, electrics, tiling and finishing handled as one project. The 1930s semi is one of the most common UK property types and the bathroom layout barely varies — a small first-floor room above the front porch, basin under the window, bath against one wall, WC opposite. The good news: predictable. The challenge: small.
A complete bathroom installation in a 1930s semi typically runs through these stages:
Old suite, tiles and substrate removed. Joists, pipework and walls inspected — important in 1918–1939 properties where what's behind the tiles isn't always what you'd expect.
Hot/cold supply re-routed where needed, soil and waste set, new electrical circuits run and certified under Part P. Underfloor heating laid if specified.
Tile-backer board on wet walls, plaster on dry. Floor levelled and reinforced where the joists need it — common in older properties.
Wall and floor tiling, suite fitted, second-fix electrics, sealants, decoration and snag-list — everything ready to use the day we hand back.
Specific quirks of 1930s semi properties in Moreton-in-Marsh.
Once the old bathroom is out, these are the issues we most often find in 1930s semi homes around Moreton-in-Marsh — and we cost them in honestly before re-fitting.
Bath under the window — splash damage to the sill and frame
Tight WC clearance with the door swing fouling the basin
Limescale damage in hard-water areas (most of the South West) on chrome fittings
Original galvanised supply pipes furring up from the inside
For a 1930s semi installations specifically — most relevant to Gloucestershire properties.
Compact 2.1×1.7m bathroom: bath along the long wall, basin under the front-facing window, WC opposite the bath, no shower enclosure (often added retrofit).
~£8,750
Typical installed price in Moreton-in-Marsh (£5,050–£15,700 range)
1930s semi bathroom refits sit at or just below the regional average — small footprint keeps tile and labour costs down.
See full installation cost breakdown for Moreton-in-Marsh →Most 1930s semi installations run 8–12 working days from strip-out to silicone. Older substrates and traditional fittings can add a couple of days — we'll set the schedule before we start so you know what to expect in your Moreton-in-Marsh home.
Expect roughly £5,050 at the lower end, £8,750 for a typical mid-range refit, and £15,700+ for a high-spec installation. 1930s semi bathroom refits sit at or just below the regional average — small footprint keeps tile and labour costs down. Listed-building rules in Moreton-in-Marsh typically add 8–14% to a refit job — extra consents, traditional materials, and slower stripping out.
Yes. We project-manage the full installation in-house: strip-out, first-fix plumbing and electrics, plastering and substrate prep, tiling, second-fix and finishing. You deal with one team and one quote, not five trades.
All bathroom electrics are notified under Part P. We'll also brief you on anything specific to a 1930s semi in Moreton-in-Marsh — soil-stack alterations, listed-building consent, or conservation-area constraints if they apply.
For most 1930s semi homes, the bathroom is fully out of action for 5–7 days mid-project. Where there's a second WC or basin we keep that running; otherwise we agree a plan up front.
Free site survey. Itemised written quote. We'll flag any 1930s semi-specific issues before we ever quote a final number.
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Tell us the postcode (GL7) and we'll come round, scope the job, and follow up with a fixed-price written quote inside 24 hours.
Most Moreton-in-Marsh clients come to us after a quote elsewhere that felt thin on detail. Ours isn't — every line item is listed, every assumption is named, and we'd rather lose the job than over-promise.
Bathroom Installation jobs in Moreton-in-Marsh are scheduled around the realities below — postcode coverage, nearest roads, councils involved, and the named places we travel to from there.
Cotswold District Council — covering GL7 postcode district.
We reach Moreton-in-Marsh via A417, A419, A429 — and serve sites within roughly 20 miles of here.
Love Lane Industrial Estate · Cirencester Business Park
Moreton-in-Marsh is a Cirencester neighbourhood — cirencester town centre is conservation-area controlled — we coordinate skip and material drops with the council where required.