Free quotes, nothing to sign
Give us a ring or drop the form over. Someone will come round, take a proper look, and follow up with a figure in writing.
About the room
The more you can tell us, the more useful the first conversation is.
Usually quicker.
Describe the room and what you’ve got in mind and we’ll tell you on the call whether it’s our sort of job and roughly what it takes.
info@northstarbathroomfitters.co.uk
Based in
Wakefield, West Yorkshire — working across the district and out through Normanton, Castleford and Pontefract.
After you get in touch
- A call or text from us to fix a time.
- A visit — measurements taken, questions answered.
- A written figure with the days it’ll take.
- Then silence from us until you say otherwise.
Where we work
Not listed? Ring 01924 922913 and we’ll tell you straight whether we can reach you.
Before you get in touch
What should we expect to spend on a bathroom?
It moves around a lot, because the suite is rarely the biggest number. A small shower room and a family bathroom tiled floor to ceiling are two different projects. You’ll get a written breakdown splitting labour from materials, so you can see which choices are actually moving the figure and swap them if you want.
How many days will the bathroom be out of use?
A full refit is usually most of a week; shower rooms and straight swaps are quicker. If it’s the only bathroom in the house, we order the work to get the WC back in service as early as we can, and we’ll tell you honestly which days are the awkward ones.
Do we choose the suite or do you?
Whichever you prefer. Some people arrive with the whole thing picked out. Others hand over a budget and a rough direction and let us come back with a couple of options that suit the room. Both are fine by us.
Who gets rid of the old bathroom?
We do. Suite, tiles, flooring and rubble all removed and disposed of. The room is brushed through and wiped down before you get it back.
Can a bath be swapped for a walk-in shower?
Yes, and it’s our most requested job. Bath out, waste and feeds re-run, walls boarded and tanked, then the tray, screen and tiling. In a standard room it’s a matter of days, and the space feels much bigger afterwards.
Shower room or wet room — which do we want?
A shower room has a tray with a screen. A wet room has no tray at all: the floor itself is tanked and laid to fall to a drain, so nothing to step over. Wet rooms need more work underfoot but they’re the strongest option for level access.
Do you do the tiling, flooring and electrics as well?
All of it comes under one price — walls, floors, and the electrical bits like spots, fans and shaver points. Because it’s the same crew throughout, nothing sits idle waiting for another trade to turn up.
Our floors move and nothing is level. Problem?
Not really. Between the older terraces round Wakefield and the ex-mining stock out towards the Five Towns, uneven floors and out-of-square walls are the norm. It means setting out carefully and packing where needed rather than starting in a corner and hoping.
Is there a charge for quoting?
Not a penny. Someone comes round, has a proper look, and a written figure follows. Take it elsewhere if you like — we’d rather that than chase you.
Where do you cover?
Wakefield and the surrounding area — Ossett, Horbury, Sandal, Outwood, Stanley, Normanton, Castleford, Pontefract, Featherstone and Hemsworth. If you’re just outside that, ring and ask.