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Bathroom renovations in Ewingsdale

We renovate bathrooms in Ewingsdale, from the strip out to the final clean, with a detailed written quote before any work starts. We work across Ewingsdale and the surrounding acreage, and we know the larger homes here well.

(02) 9072 1997

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What’s included

What a renovation actually covers

One builder does the whole job, so nobody is waiting on anybody and there’s one person to ring. This is what you get, and it’s priced the same way on your quote.

Strip out and make good

  • Protection through the house and the room stripped to the frame
  • Old fixtures, tile and lining removed and carted away
  • The floor opened up and looked at before anything is quoted as final
  • Any soft timber or old patching replaced while it’s open
  • Everything that hangs on a wall planned before the walls are closed up

The wet area

  • Plumbing and electrical roughed in by licensed trades, with certificates
  • The floor set to drain properly
  • Certified waterproofing
  • The finished waterproofing checked before a single tile goes down

Finishes and fit off

  • Wall and floor tiling, with the layout drawn before the first sheet is cut
  • Vanity, basin, toilet, bath and shower screen supplied or installed
  • Taps, rails, shelves and mirror fitted and adjusted
  • Silicone, grout, paint and trims finished and the room cleaned
  • A walk through with you, and anything on the list fixed before we invoice

Two things get sorted here before anything else. What your tank and pump can deliver with more than one room running, and what your septic system is rated for. Both are settled on the first visit, because both can change the design.

The quote
Detailed and in writing, before any work starts
The trades
The same licensed trades every job
The job
One builder, start to finish
The first step
A free measure and quote

The homes here

The homes we work on in Ewingsdale

Ewingsdale is blocks rather than streets, so the houses are large and often have two or three bathrooms drawing on the same supply. We work on all of them, and often stage a house one room at a time.

A large renovated bathroom in an Ewingsdale home

Styles and finishes

What people choose around here

The rooms here are generally bigger, so there is room to separate the bath from the shower. These are the finishes people choose most often.

  1. Tile

    Handmade square tile and classic subway

    Both suit an older or rural house and neither dates. Handmade tile has movement in the glaze, subway is the reliable one.

  2. Tapware

    Brushed brass, chrome or matt black

    Brushed brass warms up a timber and white room. Chrome is the classic. Matt black is the usual choice where people want the fittings to disappear.

  3. Vanity

    Timber, wall hung or on legs

    Timber suits these houses better than gloss. Wall hung keeps the floor clear, and legs suit a room with a bit more space.

  4. Screen

    Frameless glass, or a slim black frame

    Frameless keeps a small room open. A slim black frame picks up the window joinery in an older house.

  5. Walls

    Tile to a rail, paint above

    Tiling to the ceiling can fight a room with a picture rail, so the tile often stops at a rail and paint carries the rest.

A large renovated bathroom in an Ewingsdale home

How it works

How your renovation runs

Every job runs the same way, so you know the order before anything starts.

We come out and measure up, price it in writing, then book the trades in a run so the job keeps moving once it has started.

  • A call, then a visit to measure up and look at the room
  • A written quote, with the amount we have allowed for anything you have not chosen yet
  • Strip out, back to the frame, and everything carted away
  • Water feeds and electrical, then certified waterproofing
  • Tiling, then the fit off, then the final clean
  • The waterproofing certification handed over at the end

Questions

Frequently asked questions

It depends on the size of the room, whether the layout stays where it is, and what you choose for the tiles, tapware and vanity. We come out and measure up, then put the price in writing so you know the number before anything starts.

We give you the dates with your quote, once we have seen the room. Part of it is waiting for the waterproofing to dry properly before tiling, and that time is built into the program from the start.

Usually yes, if you have a second bathroom. We keep the mess to the room, keep the skip off the lawn, and tell you at the start which days the room is genuinely out of action.

Yes, and it makes the job easier. Bring your drawings, your tile selections or a designer if you have one. If you don’t, we’ll walk you through the choices in the order they need making.

For a straight bathroom renovation in the same footprint, usually not. If the work changes the structure or moves a wet area somewhere new, it can. We tell you which one yours is before we quote.

Yes, and most houses here want that. We stage the rooms so there is always a working bathroom while the next one is being built, and we size the fittings to what the tank and the pump can deliver.

Renovating in Ewingsdale

Tell us about the room and we’ll come out and take a look. You’ll have a detailed written quote before any work starts.

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