Bathroom Fitters Kirkcaldy: Kirkcaldy, Burntisland and Kinghorn

Kirkcaldy's long main street gave it the nickname the Lang Toun. The town boomed in the Victorian era on linen and then linoleum: its population grew from under 5,000 in 1841 to more than 34,000 by 1901. New housing estates followed to the north-west in the 1950s and 1960s, and Dysart, a separate royal burgh until 1930, keeps some of the oldest buildings in the area.

That mix means bathrooms here range from rooms squeezed into Victorian houses to standard post-war layouts.

Victorian and older homes

Bathrooms in older houses were often added long after the house was built. Walls and floors may not be straight, and old pipework can be hidden behind them. We check what's there before planning the new room, so the finished bathroom sits properly and the plumbing behind it is sound. If your home is listed, check with Fife Council before work that affects its character. You can check whether a building is listed on the Historic Environment Scotland portal. For more, read planning a bathroom in an older home.

Post-war homes

Post-war bathrooms are often compact. Common changes include a walk-in shower in place of the bath, wall panels instead of old tiles, and new bathroom flooring.

Burntisland and Kinghorn

Both are coastal towns a short way along from Kirkcaldy. Whatever the age of your home, the approach is the same: one team plans and fits the whole bathroom, with the plumbing done properly behind it.

• Complete bathroom renovations
• Wet rooms and accessible bathrooms
• New showers and replacement showers
• Bath installation
• Taps and fixtures
• Bathroom plumbing repairs

Do you cover Dysart, Burntisland and Kinghorn?

Yes. We cover all of Kirkcaldy, including Dysart, plus Burntisland and Kinghorn.

My bathroom walls aren't straight. Is that a problem?

Not usually. Uneven walls are common in older homes. We plan for them, and wall panels can help give a clean, straight finish.

Can you fit a bathroom in a listed building?

Tell us if your home is listed. Work that affects its character can need listed building consent from Fife Council, so check before work starts.

Do you handle the plumbing as well?

Yes. One team does the whole job, including the plumbing.

Are your quotes free?

Yes. Quotes are free anywhere in Kirkcaldy, Burntisland and Kinghorn.