New-town housing
Areas such as Birchwood and Great Sankey grew in the new-town years, often with similar layouts and standard bathrooms. That makes planning predictable, though pipe runs still need checking.
Serving Warrington and nearby
From newer estates to larger family homes, M&M Bathroom designs, supplies and fits bathrooms around Warrington. Arrange a free survey, then review a clear written quote.
Many Warrington homes were built with a bathroom that does the job but little more. Replacing a basic builder-fit suite with a better layout, lighting and finishes is one of the simplest ways to make a house feel more modern, so it is a good place to start if your bathroom feels dated.
Our free survey looks at the room as a whole: its size, storage, natural light, ventilation and the position of pipes and drains. You then receive a clear written quote, and one team handles the project through to the final clean-up, so you have a single point of contact throughout.
If you are adding an en-suite, creating a second bathroom or turning a downstairs cloakroom into a shower room, we can help you plan where it fits and what the work involves before you commit.
Warrington grew quickly as a new town, so newer estates sit alongside older terraces and larger village homes.
Areas such as Birchwood and Great Sankey grew in the new-town years, often with similar layouts and standard bathrooms. That makes planning predictable, though pipe runs still need checking.
Streets around Latchford and the town centre have brick terraces with narrow bathrooms, frequently in a rear extension. Floors and pipework deserve a close look before anything is ordered.
Recent developments such as Chapelford have modern drainage and neat service runs. Upgrades usually centre on finishes, storage and a better shower.
Detached and semi-detached houses in places like Lymm and Appleton often have room for a separate bath and shower, or a second bathroom, which brings ventilation and drainage into the plan.
A new layout, wall panels or tiles, lighting and a new suite, without changing the shape of the room.
EnquirePlanning, plumbing and fitting an en-suite, wet room or extra shower room, including ventilation and lighting.
EnquireA bath and a separate walk-in shower in a larger room, or a bath to shower conversion where space is tight, plus tidy storage.
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Here is how a bathroom project is run in and around the town.
Share a few details, and a photo or two if you like. The quote reflects the property, whether a new-town semi or a village house.
Fittings are chosen and ordered together. Cul-de-sacs and estate roads can be tight for large deliveries, so drop-off points are agreed beforehand. A deposit is taken once the price is agreed and the materials are chosen.
The room is fitted in a sensible order: services first, then walls, floor and fittings. Floors and furniture elsewhere in the house are covered.
Everything is cleaned and tested, and the new shower, taps and extractor are shown to you before the job is closed.
Usually. Rooms in newer homes are often regular rectangles with standard pipework positions, so a new suite, wall finishes, lighting and shower can fit within the existing layout.
You need a route for drainage, a water supply, a fan or window for ventilation and enough floor area for the door to swing. Building Regulations can apply to drainage, ventilation and electrics, so ask Warrington Borough Council’s building control early.
Many family bathrooms in larger detached and semi-detached homes can take both, provided the room is wide enough to leave clear space in front of each. Measuring the room before choosing fittings avoids disappointment.
Plan for another toilet and wash basin in the house for the duration, and clear a route through the hall and stairs for tradespeople and materials. Agreeing the order of work in advance keeps disruption down.
Warrington sits between Liverpool and Manchester, and M&M Bathroom also fits bathrooms in both, as well as St Helens.
Also serving the wider area: bathroom fitters in Manchester, bathroom fitters in Liverpool and bathroom fitters in St Helens.
Tell us about your room and arrange a free, no-obligation survey.