Bathroom Renovation and Tiling FAQs

A short description is enough for your first message. Photographs and links to any bathroom fittings or tiles you are considering can follow later. If there is a leak or damaged area, a photograph of it is useful.

Often, yes. After you get in touch, photographs can help Vlad give an initial estimate. A visit may still be needed before the work and price are confirmed.

You normally buy the bathroom suite, fittings and wall and floor tiles. Vlad can help prepare or check your shopping list, advise on suitability and product quality, recommend commonly used suppliers and pass on any available trade discounts.

Cube supplies the building materials needed for the agreed bathroom or tiling work. You are charged the price Cube pays, with any available trade discounts passed on to you. When the work is complete, you receive a detailed breakdown of the materials supplied and their final cost.

You can arrange waste disposal yourself, or Cube can provide a separate price to organise it.

For most complete bathroom renovations, a £300 booking deposit is required to reserve the agreed start date. This helps Cube plan the schedule reliably and keep the time set aside for each customer. The deposit is deducted from the final amount, and the main payment is made on completion.

No VAT is charged on labour.

This depends on the current schedule, the work involved and when the chosen fittings and tiles will be available. Vlad can discuss the earliest practical start date once the details are clearer.

Most standard full bathroom projects take approximately 5–7 working days. Larger rooms or projects involving additional preparation, plumbing changes, detailed tiling or longer drying times may take longer.

During a complete bathroom renovation, the bathroom will normally be out of use while the work is taking place. During a partial update, the toilet or other unaffected facilities may remain available, depending on the work involved.

For a newly tiled shower area, Vlad normally recommends waiting approximately one week after grouting before using the shower, allowing the grout to dry and cure properly.

Floor protection is used where needed. The work area is organised and given a basic clean at the end of each day, then cleaned and left tidy when the work is finished.

Bathroom and tiling work can still create dust, especially when old tiles are being removed, so moving loose belongings and keeping nearby doors closed where practical can help.

Final painting is normally arranged separately. Cube focuses on bathroom fitting, tiling and practical installation work.

Yes. Cube Tiling & Bathrooms is fully insured.

Yes. Cube carries out separate wall and floor tiling work.

Cube is based in Woodford and carries out work in Woodford, Woodford Green, South Woodford, Wanstead, Leytonstone, Buckhurst Hill, Loughton, Chigwell, Chingford and Walthamstow, as well as other nearby areas shown on the Locations page.

Every enquiry is considered according to the work involved, location and availability.