Bathroom Renovations Murrumbeena

Service overview

We renovate bathrooms only. That narrow focus is why the sequence holds: the same plumber, waterproofer and tiler work through the same set-out every week, so there is no learning curve on your job.

A full renovation covers demolition and removal, any framing changes needed for a wider door or a new niche, plumbing and electrical rough-in, sheeting, membrane, screeds and falls, tiling, then vanity, toilet, screen, tapware, mirror, lighting, heating and exhaust. Painting and silicone finishing are included, and the site is cleaned before handover.

What you get out of it

• A wet area built as one system, with falls set to the waste before any tile is cut.
• A fixed written price naming each fixture, so a change of tapware does not turn into a variation argument.
• A stage plan showing which trade attends on which day, issued before demolition starts.
• Photographic records of the membrane at each coat, plus the waterproofing certificate at handover.
• A defect walk-through with you, and the list closed out before the final payment.

Renovation process

Consultation, measure and quote, design and planning, demolition, plumbing and electrical, waterproofing and tiling, installation and finishing, final inspection. Eight stages in that order, with the cure times for membrane respected rather than shortened to make a calendar look better.

Materials and options

Tiles: large format porcelain, subway, hexagon mosaic and stone-look formats. Floors are slip-rated for wet areas, and mosaic is used in shower bases where a tighter grout grid helps the fall. Tapware in chrome, brushed nickel, gunmetal or matte black, with mixer cartridges we can still source parts for in ten years. Vanities wall-hung, floor-standing or built as custom joinery when the room is an awkward width. Screens frameless, semi-frameless or fixed panel.