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Win more bathrooms, and keep
the diary full between them.

Win more bathrooms and keep your diary full between them.

A clay bathroom fitter sealing a new shower screen

The job moves.
You keep working.

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A full refit, an en-suite, a wet room, an over-bath shower coming out for a walk-in because someone cannot climb in any more. Tradehand asks whether the suite is already bought, whether the layout is moving and whether this is the only bathroom in the house, which is the question that decides how the week is run.

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Bathroom fitting questions

Does it work around a house with only one bathroom?

It asks first, and then plans the week around it: the days the room is unusable are agreed with the household before the rip-out starts rather than discovered on the morning.

Can it take a deposit for the suite?

Yes. The deposit is taken and tracked against the job before you order, so you are not carrying the cost of someone else's bathroom for a fortnight.

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Spend less time on admin and more on the work you love.

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