Websites that sell bathrooms on photos.

Someone planning a new bathroom will look through photo after photo before they trust anyone with the job, and they’re almost always comparing more than one quote before deciding. The gallery of finished bathrooms leads the site, and the quote form collects the measurements and photos you need before you visit.

The jobWhat actually goes wrong for bathroom fitters

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It’s a visual decision

Customers choose a bathroom fitter mostly on what they can see, not what they read. A site with a thin or poorly organised gallery makes it hard for them to picture their own bathroom finished.

02

Quotes need real scoping detail

"I want to redo my bathroom" doesn't tell you room size, layout or what's being kept. Without photos and measurements up front, every quote starts with a back-and-forth just to find out what the job actually is.

03

You’re one of several quotes

Most customers planning a bathroom collect quotes from more than one fitter before deciding. A site and process that make it easy to send over details and get a clear answer back gives you an edge while they’re still comparing.

Q&ATwo practical questions

Can the quote form collect measurements and photos so I don’t need a site visit just to scope the job?
The form asks for the details you’d normally gather anyway — room dimensions and photos of the current bathroom — so you can often put together an initial quote before you’ve even visited.
How do we make the portfolio look good without me being a photographer?
Send over the photos you’ve already got from finished jobs, even ordinary ones taken on a phone, and we’ll organise and present them properly on the site. Good organisation and layout do most of the work regardless of how the photos were taken.

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Tell us how enquiries reach you today and we’ll reply with what we’d look at first. Also drawn for plumbers, electricians, builders.

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