Bathroom Renovation Fulham

Bathroom and wet-room refurbishment in Fulham, tanked, plumbed and tiled by one team.

GS Renovation renovates bathrooms across Fulham, fitting out the Victorian and Edwardian terraces of SW6 with wet rooms, walk-in showers and en-suites. We handle the waterproofing, drainage, tiling and heating properly, making the most of the often tight bathroom footprints in these period homes near Fulham Broadway and Bishops Park.

In Fulham, a full bathroom refit typically costs £6,000 to £20,000 or more (indicative London ranges, MyBuilder and Checkatrade, 2026). GS Renovation Ltd, a building contractor based in Potters Bar, does the work in Fulham: we carry the tanking, plumbing and tiling as one contract, with the electrics certified by a registered electrician.

Price guide

WorkIndicative London range
Bathroom renovation, full refit£6,000 to £20,000+

Indicative London ranges (MyBuilder and Checkatrade, 2026), not a quotation. Prices checked September 2026. Full breakdown: Bathroom Renovation Cost.

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How the job runs

  1. Free design visit at your Fulham home and an itemised quote.
  2. Strip-out, then first-fix plumbing and electrics.
  3. Tanking to the wet areas, then tiling.
  4. Sanitaryware and second fix, with notifiable electrics certified by a registered electrician. Typically 10 to 15 working days on site.
A bathroom fitted by GS Renovation with a panelled bath, wall-hung WC and a floating double vanity
Concealed cistern behind the tiled wall, wall-hung pan and a floating vanity, all set out to the tile grid.

Waterproofing and wet rooms in Fulham homes

Getting a Fulham bathroom right starts behind the tiles. We fully tank and waterproof the walls and floor before anything is fixed, which matters in these terraces where bathrooms often sit over timber floors or a rear extension. For wet rooms and walk-in showers we form the falls, lay the tanking membrane and set the drainage so water runs cleanly away with no leaks into the room below.

Ventilation is just as important in SW6 period homes, where damp and condensation are common in older bathrooms. We fit proper extraction and address any existing moisture problems while the room is stripped back. Underfloor heating, warmed towel rails and well-planned lighting all go in at first fix, so the finished bathroom stays dry, warm and easy to keep clean for years.

Housing in Fulham

Take the 24,310 or so homes the valuation list gives Fulham: 76% flats, 24% houses, 58% from before 1919, 4% interwar and 39% post-war. Most homes here are flats, and a bathroom in a flat in Fulham sits over a neighbour's ceiling, so it is tanked before tiling and a moved WC needs the freeholder's licence.

Two very different Fulham bathrooms, period house or new block

58% of homes in Fulham were built before 1919 and 24% were built in 2000 or later, and a bathroom in each is a different job. In a period house the floor is timber joists, the waste runs between them and the soil pipe is often cast iron on the back wall. The tanking goes onto a floor that moves slightly, so it is a flexible system bonded to a rigid board, and every waste route is checked against the joist direction before the layout is agreed.

In a newer Fulham block the floor is concrete, often with a screed on top, and the waste drops into a riser shared by the flats above and below. There are no joists to notch, but the riser position is fixed, so the new layout works around it. Cutting into the slab for a level-access shower needs the building's structural information first. The survey records which of the two buildings you have before anything is priced.

En-suites and space-saving layouts in SW6

Fulham terraces rarely offer generous bathroom space, so much of our work is clever planning within a tight footprint. Carving an en-suite from a bedroom, fitting a second shower room in the closet wing, or reworking a family bathroom to gain storage all call for careful layout. We reposition the drainage and soil connections where needed so the new arrangement actually works rather than just looking good on paper.

Wall-hung sanitaryware, walk-in showers and recessed niches free up floor space and make small SW6 bathrooms feel larger. We tile to a high standard, fit the heating and ventilation, and handle the plumbing ourselves, with new circuits certified by a registered electrician under Part P or notified to building control. The whole room is delivered by one team, from stripping out to the final seal around the shower.

  • Drainage falls set to the gully in wet rooms
  • Soil pipe and waste re-routing within the floor build-up
  • Tanking membranes and waterproof boards behind tiles
Service areaFulham · SW6
Local authorityHammersmith and Fulham Council
Part ofWest London (Inner London)
Typical homesVictorian and Edwardian terraced houses, most of them now flats (76% of homes)
Housing stock58% built before 1919, 4% interwar, 39% post-war; 76% flats, 22% terraced, 2% semi-detached or detached
Also covered nearbyParsons Green, Putney, Barnes, Battersea and Hammersmith

VOA Council Tax stock of properties, March 2025, for all 6 statistical areas in Fulham. Counts rounded by the VOA.

The GS Renovation Difference in Fulham

Fulham homeowners choose GS Renovation because we get the hidden work right, the tanking, drainage and ventilation that keep a bathroom dry in a period SW6 home. We plan space-saving layouts for tight terrace footprints, fit underfloor heating and quality tiling, and handle every trade in-house. With our founder's 30+ years on the tools, we deliver bathrooms that look sharp and perform for the long term.

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Rated 4.9 / 5 by our clients

★★★★★ 4.9 average from 31 verified reviews on MyBuilder

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Saiid did a complete refurbishment of our small bathroom. This involved ripping out the existing bath/shower, basin, toilet, pipework, and tiles and…
mr52782Barnet · via MyBuilder
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I am very happy to recommend George after he completed the work on my 2 bathrooms. He worked very hard to make sure everything was completed and even…
hit10Enfield · via MyBuilder
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George always kept to commitments and arrived on time. He offered helpful suggestions during his initial visit and promptly provided a reasonably…
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Bathroom Renovation Fulham

How much should bathroom renovation in Fulham cost?

Expect bathroom renovation at a Fulham address to cost £6,000 to £20,000 or more (indicative), with the property rather than the postcode deciding the figure. At the SW6 survey GS Renovation confirms the detail that matters most, because soil stack distance decides where a Fulham WC can go. Labour, materials and any Hammersmith and Fulham Council building control fee are then itemised, so another Hammersmith and Fulham quotation can be compared line by line.

Can you fit a wet room in my Fulham terrace bathroom?

Yes. A wet room works well in SW6 terraces once the floor is properly tanked and the falls are formed so water drains cleanly, which matters over timber floors. We set the drainage, waterproof the whole area and add ventilation and underfloor heating. New circuits and changes around the bath or shower are notifiable, and are certified by a registered electrician under Part P, which we arrange as part of the job, along with all the tiling and plumbing.

How long does a Fulham bathroom refit take?

Usually 10 to 15 working days. Most of that is first fix, boarding, tanking, tiling and fitting, in that order, with the tanking and adhesive needing time to cure before grouting. In a flat with a single bathroom we keep the toilet usable overnight where the stage allows and tell you in advance which days it cannot be.

Can a loft bathroom be added to a Fulham house?

Often, if the drainage works. A toilet waste needs a steady fall to the soil stack, so a loft bathroom must sit close to it or connect to a new branch. A pump can help where gravity cannot. Extraction and a new circuit are needed too.

How is condensation fixed in an older Fulham bathroom?

With extraction ducted to outside, which Part F requires. Many older bathrooms rely on a window, which is not enough. We fit a fan sized for the room, route the duct to outside through a wall or the roof, and deal with any damp while the room is stripped.

Can the bathroom in a Fulham flat be moved to another room?

Sometimes. It needs the freeholder's written consent, and the new position must reach the shared soil stack with a proper fall, which often rules out rooms at the far end of the flat. A bathroom placed over a neighbour's bedroom is also more sensitive to leaks and noise, so continuous tanking and acoustic insulation between the joists matter.

Does a lower ground floor bathroom in Fulham need protection against drain backflow?

It is sensible, and more so where the address is in a flood risk zone. Two thirds of Hammersmith and Fulham is within one. A bathroom below street level drains into a sewer that can surcharge in heavy rain, so a non-return valve or a pumped connection protects the room. Fitting it while the floor is up is simple, and access for maintenance is planned into the layout.

Can a new soil pipe run down the front of a Fulham house?

Keep it to the rear where possible. Hammersmith and Fulham has 44 conservation areas covering about half of the borough, and new pipework on a front elevation changes the appearance of the street. The back wall or an internal boxed route is the usual choice. Where no rear route works, check whether the house is in a conservation area and speak to the planning team before the bathroom is designed.

Does moving a bathroom in a Fulham house need building control?

Where new drainage is installed, yes. The council recommends a Building Notice only for very small works, and a new bathroom with its own waste run and extract fan can fall into that category. Where the move also involves cutting joists or a new opening, it is complex building work, and the council says a Building Notice should be avoided.

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