Bathroom Renovations in Clontarf.

Clontarf · The area

Why bathroom renovations in Clontarf are a familiar brief.

Clontarf's Edwardian seafront terraces and Tudor-revival semis share a common bathroom problem: the original principal bathroom sits at the rear over the kitchen, and the soil stack runs externally down a salt-exposed facade that has done it no favours. Most of our bathroom work in the area combines an internal soil-stack reroute (so the rear elevation can be cleaned up and the cast iron retired) with a full strip-out, tanking, and a large-format porcelain or stone tile finish. The 9-inch solid brick perimeter walls of the Edwardian stock limit some plumbing routes, and we plan layouts on paper before any breaking-out begins. The Marino estate housing inland is different again, smaller bathroom footprints and earlier post-war copper systems that usually need full first-fix replacement. Ensuite additions are common on principal bedrooms in both stocks.

Bathroom Renovations · How we run it

Bathroom Renovations in Clontarf, the way it should be done.

A bathroom is the room a client uses twice a day, and the one most likely to leak twice a year if it is not done properly. We renovate bathrooms across Dublin and Leinster the way they should be done — strip-out to base, first-fix plumbing tested under pressure before a single tile is laid, full tanking on every wet surface, and a tile plan drawn out and confirmed in advance so cut tiles never land in eyelines.

Every bathroom renovations project in Clontarf is run personally by Marcin's in-house team — site visits within the working week on the Dublin side of the city, and same-day answers on WhatsApp. For the full detail on how we approach bathroom renovations — process, specification and certification — see the bathrooms service page.