Bathroom fitter · Exeter & surrounding villages
Luxury bathrooms in Exeter
Considered bathrooms for Exeter homes
Exeter’s Georgian and Victorian terraces in St Leonard’s, Heavitree and Pennsylvania are full of character, while newer homes around the city call for clean, contemporary design. Either way, a bathroom should feel like it belongs.
I work with you to create a bathroom that respects the style of your home. That might be a traditional high-level cistern and metro tiles, or a minimal wet room with large-format porcelain. Then my small, trusted team and I install it, to one consistent standard.
Exeter is a straightforward drive up the A380 from my Newton Abbot base, and I’m happy to meet at your home to talk through ideas before anything is decided.
What I create
Bathroom services in Exeter
Complete bathrooms in Exeter
In Exeter’s period terraces, the bathroom is often at the back of the house or squeezed into a former bedroom, with sloping ceilings or awkward windows. A complete renovation lets us rethink the layout entirely. I handle the design, products and every stage of the installation, so you only ever deal with one person.
Wet rooms & walk-in showers in Exeter
City bathrooms are often compact, which makes a walk-in shower one of the best ways to free up space. Replacing a bath with a generous, level-access shower behind a single glass panel can make a small Exeter bathroom feel twice the size. Preparation and waterproofing are never rushed.
En-suites & shower rooms in Exeter
Adding an en-suite is a popular way to make a family home in Exeter work harder. Converting part of a bedroom or a small adjoining room takes careful planning around drainage and ventilation, which I look at in detail during the consultation.
Cloakrooms in Exeter
In a terraced house, a downstairs cloakroom under the stairs or off the hallway can be a real asset. With compact sanitaryware, a concealed cistern and some carefully chosen tiles or panelling, even the smallest space can look considered.
Accessible bathrooms in Exeter
Whether it’s for yourself, a parent or simply planning ahead, an accessible bathroom can be stylish. Level-access showers, comfortable heights and good lighting are designed in from the start, so nothing looks like an afterthought.
Local knowledge
Homes in Exeter
Georgian & Victorian terraces
St Leonard’s, Heavitree, Pennsylvania and St Thomas have beautiful period homes, often with narrow bathrooms, high ceilings and original features worth respecting.
Historic Topsham
Older cottages and townhouses near the estuary need a sensitive approach, with traditional details built on modern, waterproofed foundations.
Modern homes
Newer estates around the city suit clean lines, large-format tiles and smart storage that makes the most of standard-sized rooms.
Recent bathrooms
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Reviews
In my customers’ own words
“Alex’ work is outstanding, he is a true perfectionist and very professional. Would highly recommend.”
“Alex was great. He was very polite, very efficient and paid attention to all the details when he laid a new bathroom floor for us. It was great to work with him and we would definitely use him again.”
“Great service start to finish.”
Why homeowners in Exeter choose Alex
Period-sensitive design
Traditional details such as panelling, metro tiles and classic sanitaryware, done properly and built on modern, waterproofed foundations.
Making the most of the space
City bathrooms are often compact. Careful planning, wall-hung fittings and built-in niches make the space work harder.
A personal service
You won’t deal with a showroom salesperson. I’ll design and source your bathroom personally and manage the installation from start to finish.
Areas covered around Exeter
- Exeter city centre
- St Leonard’s
- Heavitree
- Pennsylvania
- St Thomas
- Alphington
- Topsham
- Pinhoe
- Exwick
- Whipton
- Exminster
- Kennford
- Ide
- Countess Wear
Postcodes: EX1 · EX2 · EX3 · EX4 · EX6
Tailored quotation
Priced around your bathroom
A clear, detailed quotation after your home consultation.
Plan Your Bathroom →Questions from Exeter homeowners
Do you work in Exeter?+
Yes. I cover Exeter and the surrounding villages, including Topsham, Alphington, Exminster and Ide.
How much is a new bathroom in Exeter?+
Every bathroom in Exeter is designed and priced individually, depending on the size of the room, the layout and the products you choose. After a home consultation I’ll provide a clear, detailed quotation.
Can you fit a bathroom in a small terraced house?+
Absolutely. Compact bathrooms and en-suites are where careful planning makes the biggest difference, with wall-hung WCs, niches and the right shower enclosure.
Do I need to buy the products myself?+
No. I source everything for you, from my brochure or almost any brand you prefer, so there’s nothing to coordinate on your side.
Can you keep the period character of my home?+
Yes. Traditional sanitaryware, metro tiles, panelling and heritage colours can all be combined with a modern, powerful shower and proper waterproofing.
Can you add an en-suite to an existing bedroom?+
Often, yes. It depends on the space and where the drainage can run, which I’ll look at during the consultation.
Let’s talk about your bathroom
Tell me what you have in mind. I’ll personally get back to you to talk through ideas, timings and the next steps.