The photos on this page are not from a brochure. They are bathrooms Lloyd fitted, photographed on his own jobs: a full refit with a walk-in shower, vanity unit and towel radiator, and a twin basin bathroom with stone effect tiling. That is the standard being offered, and it is checkable in the same way everything else about LMB is checkable, through the 197 public Google reviews at 5.0.
Why a plumbing-led refit matters
Most bathroom horror stories are plumbing stories. The shower that dribbles because nobody checked the mains flow before choosing the valve. The waste run with the wrong fall that gurgles for a decade. The leak that appears a year later inside a boxed-in wall. A bathroom led by the plumbing gets those decisions right first: supply routes, hot water performance, waste falls and isolation valves planned before a single tile goes on.
There is a heating angle too, and it is where a Gas Safe registered plumber earns his keep. Towel radiators tie into the heating system properly rather than being tacked on. And if your combi boiler is marginal for the shower you want, you hear that before the bathroom is built around a disappointment, not after.
What the work covers
Strip-out of the old suite, supply and waste pipework re-run where the new layout needs it, showers and shower valves, baths, basins and WCs installed and sealed, towel radiators plumbed into the heating, and the finishing that makes it watertight. Smaller jobs are welcome too: replacing a shower valve, swapping a basin, sorting a leaking toilet or regrouting around a bath that was never sealed properly. The reviews say it plainly: big or small, the job gets the same treatment.
How pricing works, honestly
There is no price list on this page, on purpose. Every bathroom differs in layout, spec and what is hiding behind the old tiles, so a number invented here would only be wrong in one direction or the other. Instead the process is the same as every LMB job: describe the room, send photos on WhatsApp to 07712 646488 or book a visit, and you get a fixed written quote before any work starts. The figure you accept is the figure you pay, and anything genuinely unforeseen is discussed and agreed before it is touched, never billed as a surprise.
