Scotland's newest city, with homes of every age
Dunfermline became a city in 2022, but it's one of Scotland's oldest towns: it was effectively the country's capital for much of the 11th to 15th centuries, and seven kings are buried at its abbey. It grew again on linen damask in the 18th and 19th centuries, added post-war housing from the late 1940s, and since 1999 has expanded east with developments such as Duloch and Masterton, which together have more than 6,000 homes.
Older homes
In older houses, bathrooms were often added long after the house was built, and old pipework can be hidden in walls and floors. So we look at the pipework before planning anything. If your home is listed, you can check on the Historic Environment Scotland portal, and work that affects its character can need listed building consent.
Post-war homes
Some of Dunfermline's first post-war homes, in places such as Kingseat and Townhill, were prefabs and timber houses. The way a wall is built affects how panels, fittings and showers are fixed, so we check before planning the layout.
Newer homes at Duloch, Masterton and beyond
Newer homes may have an en-suite as well as a main bathroom. Common upgrades are a larger walk-in shower, wall panels for less grout to clean, and a complete refit to a new style.
Rosyth
Rosyth was built from 1916 as Scotland's first garden city, to house workers at the new naval dockyard. More than 1,400 cottage-style houses were designed for it. Homes this age may have had their bathrooms changed over the years, so we look at what's behind the walls before we start.
Dalgety Bay and Inverkeithing
Dalgety Bay was built from 1965 by volume housebuilders, on the site of a former naval air station. For homes like these, the job is often an update rather than a rethink: a new suite, a better shower or new bathroom flooring. We cover neighbouring Inverkeithing too.
Everything we fit
- Wet rooms and accessible bathrooms
- New and replacement showers
- Bath installation
- Taps and fixtures
- Bathroom plumbing repairs
Frequently asked questions
Do you cover Rosyth, Inverkeithing and Dalgety Bay?
Yes, as well as all of Dunfermline, including Duloch and Masterton.
Can you update an en-suite as well as the main bathroom?
Yes. We can do one or both, as separate jobs or together.
Will I need a building warrant to refit my bathroom?
Many refits don't, but structural changes and some drainage changes do. See our guide to building warrants for bathrooms.
Do you do the plumbing too?
Yes. One team handles the whole job, including the plumbing.
Are your quotes free?
Yes. Quotes are free anywhere in Dunfermline, Rosyth, Inverkeithing and Dalgety Bay.
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