01
On-site measure
We come out, measure the room, check what's behind the walls and under the floor, and talk through what you want from your new bathroom and the budget you have in mind.
Our process
How your renovation actually runs
Five stages, in this order, and you'll know which one you're in and what comes next. It starts with a free on-site measure and ends with your waterproofing certificate in your hand.
02
Design and selections
You'll receive a layout drawing, or a full 3D render if you'd like one, and help choosing your tiles, stone, tapware and joinery. Everything is chosen and priced before anything is ordered.
03
Your written quote
Everything is written down and priced, so you know exactly what's included before you commit.
04
Build
Our team handles demolition, plumbing and electrical rough-in, waterproofing, tiling and fit-off in the right order, with our own carpenters doing the framing and joinery. You'll get a schedule with dates so you know when each stage is happening.
05
Handover
We water-test the bathroom, hand over your waterproofing certificate, walk you through the finished room and check every detail before we leave.
The same five stages run whichever of our bathroom renovation services you're booking, and you can read who we are and how we work before you get in touch.
What goes into it
The parts that make a bathroom last
- Proper waterproofing
- We never cut corners on waterproofing. It's the part that protects your home from water damage, and every job we do is certified.
- Floors that drain properly
- Shower floors are set with the correct fall so water drains where it should and doesn't sit in the corners.
- Tiles planned before they go on
- We plan the tile layout before laying a single tile, so you get clean lines and no awkward cuts at the edges.
- Trades in the right order
- We schedule every trade in the correct sequence, so nothing is rushed and nothing is built over unfinished work.
Start here
It starts with a free measure
Tell us about the room and we’ll come out, measure up and put your quote in writing. No obligation.