Straight answers before the survey.
The questions clients ask most often about access, specification, installation and guarantees.
The six questions we get on every survey.
Do we have to shut down while you work?
Rarely in full. Cladding is a dry trade, so we can work zone by zone and hand each area back as it is finished. Where a room genuinely cannot be split, we programme nights or weekends and agree it before the quotation is signed.
Can you fit over existing tiles?
Usually, provided the tiles are sound, flat and well bonded. It saves the cost and mess of a strip-out. Where the substrate is blown, damp or badly out of true, we will tell you at survey rather than clad over a problem.
Do you supply the sheet, or just fit it?
Both. Most clients ask us to source the material as well, and our quotations are priced supplied and fitted. If you have already bought sheet, or your specifier has named a manufacturer, we will fit it as a labour-only package.
Will it satisfy an environmental health inspection?
A correctly installed hygienic wall system gives an impervious, smooth, easily cleanable surface with sealed junctions, which is what the guidance asks for. The detail matters more than the sheet: coved corners, welded joints and properly sealed perimeters are where most systems fail.
How long does a typical room take?
It depends on area, access and how much preparation the substrate needs. The estimator gives a realistic working figure from your measurements, and the survey confirms it before anything is committed.
What does the guarantee actually cover?
Our workmanship — the fixings, the welded joints and the sealed edges we installed. It is issued in writing at handover alongside the manufacturer's own material warranty, so you can see exactly who covers what.
Book the survey. Decide afterwards.
One visit, measured elevations, a written specification and a fixed price. No charge, no obligation.