Bathrooms in Stoke, fitted right.

Stoke bathrooms range from the handsome Georgian and Victorian villas and terraces of Penkhull and Hartshill — the kind of quality refit or en-suite that suits a period ceiling height and a room with real proportions — down to the tighter terraces toward Boothen and Oak Hill, where every centimetre has to work harder. The job is rarely the same twice: a Penkhull villa wants a layout that respects the room it's in, a Boothen terrace wants the plumbing routed cleverly so nothing gets cramped.

With Staffordshire University and the Royal Stoke both on the doorstep, a good chunk of what we're asked for is landlord work — refreshing a tired bathroom in a student or hospital-worker let near Trent Vale or Springfields between tenancies, done fast and finished to a standard that holds up under shared living, then quoted as one fixed price per unit.

We're plumbers first, which is the part that goes wrong most often on a bathroom — the falls on the waste, the tanking behind the tiles, the isolation so the rest of the house keeps working while yours is stripped. The design survey is free, and because we're on the ST4 streets most days anyway, a Stoke bathroom gets a proper survey slot fast — with no distance premium for being the town that named the city.