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Thirty-eight years, mostly by word of mouth.
07984 620077

Kitchen & bathroom fitters · South East London

The fitter your neighbours ask back.

I'm Andrew Shepherd-Prince. I have fitted kitchens and bathrooms under the name MeNext since 1988, mostly bathrooms, and almost all of it has come from someone passing my name on.

Call Andrew  07984 620077 See how a job is done
Andrew's old truck carried two houses on its side: one broken, one put right. No slogan. That is still the job.
  • 1988Trading as MeNext ever since
  • BathroomsMost of the work: refits, shower rooms, wet rooms
  • Nine tradesFrom the pipework to the last coat
  • Word of mouthHow almost every job has arrived

Rooms, fitted

When the dust sheets come up.

Phone photographs, taken on the day. Nothing here is a catalogue picture, and the kitchen is shown as it was: units in, splashback still to go.

A finished bathroom: shaker vanity, panelled bath in sage green, marble-effect tiles
BathroomOct 2025
A grey handleless kitchen with marble-effect worktop, fitted, before the splashback went on
Kitchen, before the splashbackNov 2025
Panelled wooden doors hung in a hallway
Panelled doorsAug 2026

Open the full book of work

The part you never see

Inside a good suit there is a canvas nobody sees. In a bathroom, it is this.

The copper, the valves and the falls go in before the first tile. They decide whether the room is still sound in twenty years.

Nobody has ever recommended me for the pipework. They recommend me for the bathroom. The pipework is the reason the bathroom is still fine.Andrew, on plumbing

Plumbing & heating

A copper hot water cylinder with a red gate valve on new copper pipework
Cylinder and gate valveMar 2026

What I do

Every trade a room needs, except two.

Gas is a Gas Safe registered engineer's work, and an electrician connects and certifies anything electrical. I do nearly all of the rest myself.

For letting agents and landlords

A flat turned round for a tenancy date.

I work for letting agents and landlords as well as homeowners. When a new tenancy has a date on it, you want someone who turns up, tells you where it is up to, and gives you the proof.

  • Photographs of every stageI photograph as I go: strip out, first fix, finish. Ask and they are yours for the file.
  • A written, itemised priceSo the landlord can see what each part costs, and take something out.
  • Certificates from the people entitled to issue themGas signed off by a Gas Safe engineer, electrics by an electrician.
  • One person to callThe man who priced it is the man running it.

Since 1988

It started with a caretaker who noticed who was actually doing the work.

In 1988 I was decorating an embassy in London for a construction company. They made me redundant six months short of the clause that would have paid me properly. The embassy's caretaker had noticed who was really doing the work, and when the embassy let that company go, they handed the rest of the job to me direct.

Read how it started

How I work

Four things you can hold me to.

  1. i.

    I come and look first

    No job gets priced off a photograph. I come out, look properly, and tell you what it actually needs.

  2. ii.

    You get a written price

    Itemised, so you can see what each part costs and take something out if you want to.

  3. iii.

    You deal with me, start to finish

    The man who quotes it runs the job and hands it over. Gas and electrics go to registered trades, who sign for their own work.

  4. iv.

    Ask me for references

    I would rather you spoke to someone whose bathroom I have fitted than read something I wrote about myself.