Full bathroom renovations that work to your budget
Transform your outdated bathroom into a space you'll love. Whether you're working with $15,000 or $40,000, we'll design and build a complete bathroom renovation that fits your budget, timeline, and lifestyle.
No surprises, no stress, just quality work from start to finish.
Still living with that bathroom you hate?
Most Melbourne homes built between the 1960s and 1990s still have their original bathrooms. The tiles are outdated, the layout wastes space, and every time you walk in there, you think about changing it.
But where do you even start? Who can you trust? What if it costs more than you thought? What if you pick the wrong tiles and you're stuck with them for another 20 years?
The problem? Nobody's actually diagnosing what's wrong.
These worries keep people living with bathrooms they hate for years longer than they should.
Everything you need for a complete bathroom renovation
Demolition and removal
Your old bathroom is safely removed, including proper asbestos handling if your home was built before 1990. All waste is disposed of responsibly.
Plumbing and electrical
Licensed plumbers and electricians relocate pipes, install new fixtures, and update lighting. All work meets current building codes.
AS3740 waterproofing
Proper waterproofing prevents costly water damage. Compliant membranes are installed that protect your home for decades.
Professional tiling
Quality tile installation on floors, walls, and shower recess. You'll get help choosing tiles that suit your space and budget.
Fixture installation
Your toilet, vanity, shower or bath, tapware, and all accessories are installed. Choose from budget-friendly to designer options.
Project management
All trades are coordinated for you. Materials arrive on time. Schedules are managed. You have one point of contact, not five different tradies to chase up.
Work to your budget
The biggest cost variations come from the fixtures and materials you choose, not the labour. A toilet can cost $300 or $1,500. Tiles can be $30 per square metre or $150. Tapware ranges from $200 to $2,000.
You'll see options at different price points and decide where to spend and where to save. Want to splurge on a rainfall shower head but save money on standard tiles? That works. Prefer quality tiles throughout but standard fixtures? Also works. You're not locked into a package that includes things you don't want.
What a bathroom renovation does for your property value
A quality bathroom renovation typically returns 60-80% of your investment when you sell. More importantly, an outdated bathroom actively reduces your sale price and makes your home sit on the market longer.
Buyers walk into bathrooms and make instant judgements. Original 1980s tiles, old vanities, and dated fixtures tell them they'll need to spend money immediately. A modern, well designed bathroom does the opposite. It becomes a selling point.
Even if you're not selling soon, you still use your bathroom twice a day, every day. The return isn't just financial, it's enjoying a space that actually works for you.
Questions about bathroom renovations
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What does a bathroom renovation cost in Australia?
Do I need council approval for my bathroom renovation?
Should I DIY my bathroom renovation or hire professionals?
What are the latest bathroom design trends for 2025/6 in Australia?
How can I maximise space in a small bathroom renovation?
What should I plan before starting my bathroom renovation?
How do I choose the right materials for my bathroom renovation?
How do I find reliable bathroom renovation contractors?
Will a bathroom renovation add value to my home?
Ready to renovate your bathroom?
Whether you're preparing to sell, just bought a home with a terrible bathroom, or have simply had enough of the one you're living with, help is available.
Get in touch for a free consultation and quote. We'll visit, discuss the options, and you'll see what's possible. No pressure, no obligation, just honest advice about your bathroom renovation options.