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Bathroom strip-out — Demolition company
Show the bathroom layout and list the fittings and surface layers to be removed. Explain known leaks, access through occupied rooms and the intended next-stage work so the demolition boundary does not become a complete unplanned bathroom rebuild.
Service scope
Removal of specified bathroom fittings, tiles and finishes with a clear boundary for retained services, waterproofing and supporting fabric. The service prepares an agreed area for subsequent work without certifying the condition of concealed floors or walls.
What is normally included
- Agreed sanitary-fitting removal
- Defined tile and finish stripping
- Waste removal and refurbishment handover
What is not included
- Automatic repair of hidden decay or leaks
- Unqualified electrical work or unrestricted service removal
Typical tasks
- Define fittings and layers for removal
- Confirm safe service arrangements
- Review known leaks and material information
- Complete the authorised strip-out
- Record exposed defects and handover limits
What to include in your brief
- Bathroom layout and photos
- Fittings to remove or retain
- Known leak history
- Survey and service information
- Required condition for the next trade
Choosing the right professional
Ask how removal stops at the agreed substrate and how newly exposed damage is reported. Confirm whether waterproofing removal, floor layers and sanitary-waste handling are included instead of comparing quotes that assume different depths of strip-out.
Important considerations
- Hidden moisture damage can change the refurbishment scope
- Tile and board removal can disturb unknown materials and services
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