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Planning a bathroom renovation in Kenya

Make confident decisions before the first tile comes off.

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Start with the practical problems

List leaks, awkward storage, poor drainage and layout problems. Separate essential repairs from aesthetic upgrades so the scope stays clear.

Check existing services

Have an installer assess accessible supply and drainage connections. Moving fixtures can change the scope, budget and work sequence.

Choose fixtures as a system

Match basin, tap height, waste and mounting method. Check dimensions and leave room for cleaning, doors and maintenance.

Budget for the complete job

Consider removal, plumbing, waterproofing, tiling, electrical work, fittings and disposal. Request an itemised quotation and agree how unexpected conditions will be handled.

General planning guidance. Follow manufacturer instructions and use qualified tradespeople for installation and electrical work.

A bathroom refresh does not always require moving every connection. Consider whether a new basin, suitable mixer, better storage and coordinated surfaces could solve the main problems within the existing layout. Have the existing services assessed before deciding what can stay.

The aim is to reduce uncertainty before committing to a purchase or a scope of work. Keep the original observations and product details together so each person involved can check the same information.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Ordering fixtures before the layout is measured
  • Assuming all finishing trades are included in a plumbing quote
  • Setting a firm completion date before the scope is confirmed
Your practical takeaway

Three questions to bring
to the conversation.

You do not need to have every technical answer before asking for help. A clear description, relevant measurements and a few well-chosen questions give the discussion a useful starting point.

Prepare your project enquiry
  • Which problems are essential to solve?
  • What remains in place and what changes?
  • Who is responsible for each trade and finishing task?
Keep learning

Continue your project planning.

Choosing plumbing pipes and fittings

Know which questions to ask before choosing materials and connections.

Read the guide

Recognising common water leaks

Spot changes and prepare useful information for an inspection.

Read the guide