Wetrooms
Level-access showers that are safe to step into and easy to keep clean, planned around the person who will use them.
IC Building & Joinery supplies and installs kitchens, wetrooms and disability adaptations on the Isle of Wight. We deal with the job from the first visit to the day we hand your home back, and we hand it back better than we found it.
Level-access showers that are safe to step into and easy to keep clean, planned around the person who will use them.
The changes that let someone stay in the home they know, from grab rails and ramps to wider doorways and hoists.
Supplied and fitted, from the first measurements to the last handle, with worktops and units set at a height that suits the person using them.
Around 85 per cent of our work comes from people who have used us and told someone else. That only happens when a firm behaves well in other people’s houses.
Nearly forty years in the trade means a straight answer on what will work, what it will cost and how long it will take.
The work behind the tiles and under the floor gets the same care as the parts you can see. Nothing is skimped, structurally or mechanically, to save a few pounds.
A lot of the people who find us are sorting out work for a mother or father. We are used to talking with the family as well as the person who lives in the home, and we are happy to meet you both at the property and explain everything plainly.
We have carried out full disability adaptations for council and housing association properties, making homes liveable for the tenants who need them. We also take on Disabled Facilities Grant work and referrals from occupational therapists.
“Ian was friendly, professional, and very experienced. He protected the stair carpet before he started, collected all materials, and completely renovated the bathroom. He kept everything tidy and cleared all rubbish. We’re very happy with the result.”
“Each day all mess was cleared and areas cleaned. Even put right faults found in extension done many yrs ago to make it safe. All works done to a high standard.”
Give Ian a call, or email if that is easier. We’ll have a chat about what you need, then come and see the room. The first visit is free, with no obligation.