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Here is a selection of reliable builders located across the United Kingdom who specialise in fitting bathrooms. If you're looking for local builders near to you, please enter your location into the form field above to refine your search. Find out what to look for when choosing a builder and how to ensure your renovation project is a success in our Ultimate guide to bathroom renovations. 

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