The housing stock
What Tower Hamlets bathrooms
tend to throw up.
Tower Hamlets swings between extremes. A Georgian house in Spitalfields may be listed, with lath and lime plaster and no tolerance for chasing. A Wapping warehouse conversion has exposed brick, concrete slabs and services run in visible conduit because there is nowhere to hide them. A tower in Canary Wharf has metal-frame partitions, restrictive building management rules and a concierge who needs notice before anything comes through the lobby. We check which of the three we are dealing with before we price anything, because the same bathroom costs very different amounts in each.
- Listed Georgian property with lime plaster substrates
- Warehouse conversions with exposed concrete and brick
- New-build towers with metal-frame partitions
- Building management consent and lift booking
- Restricted access and delivery windows
What we do in Tower Hamlets
Six rooms, six different jobs.
Tower Hamlets
Questions we are
asked most.
Do you cover all of Tower Hamlets?
Yes, across E1, E2, E14 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 Tower Hamlets?
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 Tower Hamlets?
Book a free survey. Forty-five minutes at your property, and an honest answer about what the room can take.