bathroom fitting

Bathroom fitters in Peterborough who handle every trade

The bathroom still works, almost. The shower pressure drops whenever someone runs a tap elsewhere in the house, the grout round the bath has gone grey, and the light over the mirror has never been bright enough for shaving or putting on make-up. If you're looking at bathroom fitters in Peterborough, it's usually because the room has stopped working the way it should, rather than because anything has broken outright.


Picture it finished. The shower runs hot and steady, the floor is warm underfoot, the tiles run cleanly from wall to floor, and the lighting actually helps rather than hinders. You step in each morning without working round anything, because the bath, shower, basin, toilet and furniture have all been planned to work together rather than added one at a time.

One team, every trade

Hills Development Group is a family-run building company started by Sheldon Hill, who trained in carpentry and worked alongside his father on tiling before building up the business and training his own brother into the team. That background means a bathroom refit is handled by people who understand both the plumbing and electrical work underneath and the finishing detail, the tiling, the flooring, the fittings, that makes a bathroom feel finished rather than just fitted. The in-house team covers the core work, with specialist subcontractors brought in for anything outside that range, so plumbing, electrical installations and lighting, flooring, and wall and floor tiling are all coordinated under one plan rather than left for you to manage between separate tradespeople.

One team, every trade

It helps to know roughly what you want kept and what you want changed before work begins, a full reconfiguration with the suite moved, or the same layout refitted with new fittings and tiling. Either way, the plumbing, electrics, flooring and tiling are planned together from the outset, so the order of work makes sense and nothing needs doing twice.


Tell us what you want to change in your bathroom and we will suggest options.

How it works

01

Measure and plan

We look at the space you have and work out a layout that fits cupboards, a worktop and room for your washing machine and dryer.

02

First fix


Plumbing, electrical installations and lighting go in, along with any flooring and tiling the room needs.

03

Fit and finish

Cupboards and work surfaces are fitted last, and everything is checked so the room is ready to use.

01

Measure and plan

We look at the space you have and work out a layout that fits cupboards, a worktop and room for your washing machine and dryer.

02

First fix


Plumbing, electrical installations and lighting go in, along with any flooring and tiling the room needs.

03

Fit and finish

Cupboards and work surfaces are fitted last, and everything is checked so the room is ready to use.

Book a visit and we will measure up, listen to what you need, and explain how it all fits together.

Once it is done

Once it is finished, washing and drying have a proper home, the mess stays out of the kitchen, and there is a worktop for folding laundry instead of balancing it on the counter. Leave things as they are and that pile of washing keeps drifting back into the kitchen every week.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can you move the toilet, basin or shower to a different part of the room?

    Yes, a bathroom can be reconfigured as well as refitted in the same layout. This is talked through at the first visit so the plumbing and electrics are planned around the new layout from the start.

  • How long does a bathroom refit usually take?

    It depends on how much is changing, a straightforward refit takes less time than a full reconfiguration with the suite moved. Timings are set out once the scope of work is agreed.

  • Will I need to be out of the house while the bathroom is being fitted?

    Most bathroom work is done with you living in the house as normal, since it's one room rather than the whole property. Anything that affects daily life, such as water being off for a period, is talked through beforehand.

  • Who carries out the plumbing and electrical work in my new bathroom?

    The in-house team covers the core plumbing and electrical work, with specialist subcontractors brought in for anything outside that range, so everything is coordinated under one plan.

  • Can you tile and fit the flooring as part of the same project?

    Yes, wall and floor tiling and flooring installation are managed alongside the rest of the bathroom work, rather than arranged separately.