The housing stock
What Southwark bathrooms
tend to throw up.
Southwark runs from riverside conversions at Bankside through dense Victorian streets in Peckham to substantial family housing around Dulwich. The recurring technical issue is flats formed from houses — bathrooms sitting over other people's rooms, with shared stacks and freeholder consent needed before waste can move. In the Dulwich end the work is larger: family bathrooms, ensuites off loft conversions, and higher expectations of finish.
- Period houses converted into flats with shared stacks
- Riverside conversions with concrete floor slabs
- Freeholder consent required for waste alterations
- Larger family bathrooms toward Dulwich
- Conservation coverage in parts of the borough
What we do in Southwark
Six rooms, six different jobs.
Southwark
Questions we are
asked most.
Do you cover all of Southwark?
Yes, across SE1, SE15, SE22 and the surrounding streets. We work across Greater London only, which means we can get back to a job quickly if you need us.
How quickly can you survey a property in Southwark?
Usually within one working day of your enquiry. The survey takes about forty-five minutes and there is no charge and no obligation.
Do you deal with the freeholder or managing agent?
We can. In converted flats and mansion blocks, consent is often needed before waste runs are altered. We will tell you at survey whether that applies and what is likely to be required.
Renovating in Southwark?
Book a free survey. Forty-five minutes at your property, and an honest answer about what the room can take.