Shower Repairs & Bathroom Renovations in Mentone
Shower and bathroom services in Mentone
Providing professional shower repair and bathroom renovation services to Mentone residents. Servicing this historic beachside suburb with expert workmanship for heritage properties and family homes.
Repair shower base in Mentone
Problems with your shower floor? We repair shower bases and fix underlying issues that cause cracks and leaks. Our work prevents further damage to your bathroom.
Professional shower repairs in Mentone
Expert shower repair services for all types of shower problems. Leaking, cracked, or damaged showers fixed properly. Fast, reliable service that prevents further damage to your bathroom.
Complete bathroom rebuilds in Mentone
Strip back and rebuild your bathroom properly. We demolish, re-plumb, waterproof, tile and install fixtures. Complete bathroom rebuilds delivered to high standards.
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About Mentone 3194
Mentone is an established bayside suburb featuring heritage architecture, beautiful beaches, and strong community character. The coastal location and period housing stock require bathroom renovations addressing marine conditions while respecting heritage values, with residents valuing quality workmanship for beachside living.
Local landmarks
- Mentone Beach
- Mentone Station
- Mentone Lifesaving Club
- Foreshore parklands
- Heritage streetscapes
Local history
Mentone was founded as a resort town named after the Italian spelling of Menton, the formerly-Italian French Riviera town. To maintain the Italian resort theme, many streets were named after Italian cities including Cremona, Florence, Venice, Milan, and Naples. Development began in the late 1800s with the Post Office opening on 16 May 1884.
The suburb attracted artists including the Heidelberg School. Charles Conder's 'A Holiday at Mentone' (1888) and Tom Roberts' paintings captured the area's resort character. Mentone Beach extends from Beaumaris cliffs to Warrigal Road where it meets Parkdale. The railway station opened as Balcombe Road in 1881, facilitating access.
Through the twentieth century, Mentone maintained beachside village character while developing residential suburbs inland. The beach, lifesaving club, and foreshore facilities served community recreation. Mentone Bowling Club established in the early 1900s. The suburb attracted families seeking coastal living with heritage character.
Contemporary Mentone combines period homes, renovated properties, and modern developments. A new railway station built in 2020 replaced the level crossing on Balcombe Road. The suburb features diverse sporting clubs including cricket, football, tennis, swimming, field hockey, and lawn bowling. The beach and parkland near council offices provide recreational facilities.
Mentone shares postcode 3194. The population values beach access, heritage character, and community atmosphere. Transport includes Mentone Station on the Frankston line and bus services. The suburb benefits from excellent beaches, schools, and local amenities.
Mentone is located within the City of Kingston local government area. The suburb represents heritage beachside living, maintaining historical character while offering coastal amenity and strong community identity within Melbourne's southeastern suburbs.