Bathroom renovation in Luxembourg

Look for removal and waste disposal, plumbing, electrical work, surface preparation and waterproofing, tiling, fittings and finishing. The quote should separate supply from installation, identify the products selected and state any exclusions. Do not assume that a vanity unit, mirror or shower screen is included unless it is listed.

A vanity unit, bath or other fitting can be considered separately from the rest of the renovation. Its condition, dimensions and compatibility with the new layout need to be assessed. Tell us what you would like to keep so that this option can be compared with replacement, including any removal, reconnection and finishing work around it.

We first need to assess the space, existing drainage and floor construction. A completely level shower entrance is not possible in every property. The site visit helps establish the feasible options and the plumbing, tiling and waterproofing involved before you choose a shower tray and screen.

Tell us at the first discussion whether you have another toilet or shower. Removal and connection work can leave fittings unavailable. Discuss which facilities will be out of use and how you will manage at home before work starts; continuous access to every fitting should not be assumed.

If you would like to supply products, share their references, dimensions and technical information before ordering. Suitability and availability need to be checked against the project. The quote should then identify what you supply, what we supply and the installation work covered. Delivery, storage and responsibility for missing or damaged items also need to be agreed.

The layout, quoted scope, fittings and finishes need to be sufficiently defined. Product availability, access to the property and whether you will be living there also affect the work schedule. Share your preferred date, especially if you are planning to move in, so its feasibility can be discussed before you make other commitments.

Send the town and country, a few overall photos, approximate dimensions and your everyday needs. Include the floor, lift availability, parking access and any known building rules. If the proposed work affects shared installations, identify any discussions needed with the building manager before the scope is confirmed.