Bathroom Fitters Across the London Borough of Bromley

Bathroom fitters in Beckenham, BR3, deal with a wider mix of housing than anywhere else in the borough: Victorian villas from the Cator Estate, late-Victorian terraces around Clock...

Bathroom fitters in Orpington, BR6, mostly work in semi-detached houses: nearly half of the town ward's homes are semis and about four in ten were built between the wars, with post-war...

Bathroom fitters in West Wickham, BR4, spend most of their time in interwar houses: more than seven in ten homes here were built between the wars, after the railway was electrified in...

Bathroom fitters in Chislehurst, BR7, work in the borough's largest conservation area, designated in 1972 around the commons, with a third of homes detached and many dating from the...

Bathroom fitters in Petts Wood, BR5, work almost entirely in 1930s houses: 71.3% of homes date from between the wars, laid out by developer Basil Scruby as a garden suburb.

Bathroom fitters in Penge and Anerley, SE20, work in the oldest housing in the borough: nearly half of homes were built before 1919, and more than two-thirds are flats, many converted...

Bathroom fitters in Bickley, BR1, work in some of the borough's largest houses: a third of homes are detached, a quarter pre-date 1919, and streets around Bickley Park carry conservation...

Bathroom fitters in Hayes, BR2 (Bromley, not Hillingdon) and Coney Hall work in the borough's most uniform housing: 71.6% of homes are interwar, 62.2% are semis and 87.3% are...

Bathroom fitters in Shortlands, BR2, cover a ward that runs from the Victorian village around the station to the Edwardian garden suburb of Park Langley and a large stock of post-war...

Bathroom fitters in Biggin Hill, TN16, cover the borough's most detached and most owner-occupied ward: 38.8% of homes are detached, 86.6% owner-occupied and about 42% built between 1945...