Before work starts, the room and access route should be measured accurately, visible signs of water damage should be checked and the hot, cold and waste routes should be understood. The installer should also review water pressure, shower requirements, ventilation, electrical-zone work and the condition of the floor and walls.
Product dimensions and delivery dates should be confirmed before the old bathroom is removed. A missing shower tray or damaged vanity can otherwise leave the project waiting while the room is already unusable.
Doherty's Glasgow bathroom service follows this survey-led approach. The more that is confirmed before strip-out, the easier it is to keep the installation sequence controlled and avoid last-minute layout changes.
