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Wet Room & Bathroom Installation

Wet Room & Walk-In Shower Installation in Shoreham-by-Sea, Hove & Worthing

Domuss Property Service designs and installs fully waterproofed wet rooms and walk-in showers across Shoreham-by-Sea, Hove, Brighton, Worthing and Lancing. We handle the whole job in-house — strip-out, tanking, first and second fix plumbing, electrics, tiling and finishing — so you deal with one team and one point of contact from survey to handover.

Wet room installations start from £6,000, with a 2-year workmanship guarantee. Survey slots are usually available within 2 weeks.

What We Install

Full wet rooms — level-access, fully tanked, single drainage plane with correct floor falls

Walk-in showers — frameless glass screens, low-profile trays or fully tiled floors

Bath to shower conversions — removing an unused bath and reclaiming the space

Complete bathroom refits — sanitaryware, furniture, lighting, extraction and tiling

Wall and floor tiling — porcelain, natural stone, large-format and mosaic

Accessible and level-access bathrooms — grab rails, seating, wider door openings and step-free entry

Waterproofing Is What Decides Whether a Wet Room Lasts

Most wet room failures are not tiling failures. They are waterproofing failures — and they show up two years later as damp in the ceiling below.

A wet room has no shower tray to contain water, so the floor and lower walls become the waterproof layer. We tank every wet room with a bonded liquid or sheet membrane, seal every internal corner and pipe penetration with matching tape and collars, and set the floor falls before a single tile goes down. Every substrate is checked for movement first, because a flexing floor will crack a rigid membrane no matter how well it was applied.

We also fit adequate extraction as standard. An under-specified fan is the second most common cause of problems in a new wet room — it leaves moisture in the room, and moisture finds paint, grout and plaster.

Replacing a Bath With a Walk-In Shower

We remove the bath, adapt the plumbing and waste, waterproof the new shower zone, tile, and fit the screen and valve. If you are staying in the property long-term, we will also tell you honestly when keeping one bath in the house is the better decision for resale.

Accessible and Level-Access Wet Rooms

A level-access wet room removes the step, the tray lip and the shower door — the three things that make a bathroom difficult to use with reduced mobility. We install slip-resistant flooring, correctly rated grab rails fixed into solid support, fold-down seating, thermostatic valves with anti-scald limits, and door openings widened where the structure allows.

We work for homeowners planning ahead, families adapting a home for a relative, and landlords and managing agents upgrading rental stock.

What Does a Wet Room Cost?

Straight answer: wet room installations with Domuss start from £6,000. The final figure depends on four things:

1. Floor structure — a suspended timber floor needs more preparation than a concrete slab

2. Room size and tile choice — large-format porcelain and natural stone cost more to buy and to fit

3. Whether plumbing and electrics move — relocating a soil pipe is a different job from reusing it

4. Specification of sanitaryware, screens and brassware

We survey the room, then give you a written, itemised quote with a fixed price. No day rates and no “we’ll see when we open it up” — if we find something genuinely unforeseen behind a wall, we stop, show you, and price it before continuing.

How We Work

1. Call or send the form — we ask a few questions to check the job is one we can do well

2. Free on-site survey — we measure, check the floor and services, and talk through options

3. Written fixed-price quote — itemised, clear and with no obligation

4. Booked-in start date — you get a schedule, not a vague promise

5. Installation — same team throughout, site left clean each day

6. Handover — we walk the finished room with you and issue your two-year guarantee

Areas We Cover

We work across Shoreham-by-Sea, Southwick, Lancing, Hove, Brighton, Portslade, Worthing, Steyning and the surrounding West and East Sussex coast. Our workshop and office are in Shoreham-by-Sea, BN43 — so for most of these areas we are a short drive away, not a national franchise passing your job to a subcontractor.

Outside this area? Call us anyway — if we cannot help, we will usually know someone who can.

Wet Room Installation: Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a wet room installation take?

Most wet room installations, bath-to-shower conversions and full bathroom refits take between 10 and 15 working days, depending on the size of the room and how much of the plumbing and electrics has to move. Because we do the whole job ourselves — strip-out, tanking, plumbing, electrics and tiling — nothing waits on another trade turning up. You get a written schedule with your quote, including which days will be noisy or disruptive.

Do I need building regulations approval for a wet room?

Usually not for replacing a bathroom like-for-like, but the electrical work is notifiable under Part P and the ventilation must meet Part F. If we move a soil pipe, add a new bathroom, or work on a listed building or flat with a lease that requires consent, we will tell you at survey stage and explain exactly what is needed.

Can any bathroom be turned into a wet room?

Almost any, but not every one economically. Upper-floor timber floors, limited ceiling height below, and a soil pipe on the wrong wall all add cost. We would rather tell you at survey that a walk-in shower with a low-profile tray is the better answer for your room than sell you a wet room that fights the building.

Will a wet room leak?

Not if it is tanked properly. The waterproof membrane, not the tiles, is what holds water back — and it is the part you will never see once the job is finished. That is exactly why it is worth asking any bathroom fitter what system they use and how they seal corners and pipe penetrations before you accept a quote.

Do you supply the tiles and sanitaryware, or do I?

Either. Most customers prefer us to supply everything, so there is one warranty and one company responsible if something arrives damaged. If you have already chosen something specific, we are happy to fit customer-supplied items — we will just confirm suitability before we start.

Do you work for landlords and letting agents?

Yes. We handle single-property refits and multi-unit programmes, work to agreed access windows, and provide invoices and documentation suitable for managing agents.

Get a Fixed-Price Quote for Your Wet Room

Tell us about the room and we will arrange a free survey in Shoreham-by-Sea, Hove, Brighton, Worthing or Lancing. Most enquiries get a reply the same working day.

Call 07954 869901 or 01273 569150

Email info@domuss.co.uk