What a project costs
We publish a starting figure because the alternative wastes everybody’s time — yours most of all. Below is where our work actually starts, and what the figure covers.
Complete: strip-out, certified waterproofing, licensed plumbing and electrical, all tiling, all finishes, screens, painting and the final clean.
Both rooms specified as one scheme and built in a single program, so the ensuite and the main bathroom belong to the same house — rather than reading as two decisions made a year apart.
Multi-room and whole-home renovations, quoted individually. Work at this scale is a standing part of our book rather than an exception.
Every figure is GST inclusive and covers materials, trades, insurances and certification. The number we agree before we start is the number you pay.
Four things, in order.
- Moving plumbing
- Relocating a shower, bath or toilet means new waste and water runs. Usually the single biggest line after finishes.
- Room size
- More floor and wall area is more waterproofing, more tile and more labour — it compounds.
- Level of finish
- The gap between a chrome mixer and a designer matte-black one, multiplied across every fixture in the room.
- Structural change
- Removing a wall or borrowing space brings in engineering and sometimes approvals.
If your budget is $18,000, we are not your best option.
And you should find that out from a web page at 9pm, not from a builder standing in your bathroom two weeks later. For repairs and single-fixture work a local specialist will look after you faster and for less.