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For a unit, it helps to know
- The building type — walk-up or lift building
- Which floor the apartment is on
- Your strata manager's details, and whether a renovation by-law exists
- Whether the unit is owner-occupied, rented or a holiday let, and any booking or lease dates to work around
- Parking available for trades
For a house, it helps to know
- Roughly when it was built, or when the bathroom was last done
- Whether the bathroom is on a slab, a timber floor, or upstairs
- Access — steep driveway, stairs to the water, narrow side path
- Other rooms you might include, such as the laundry or an outdoor shower
For everyone
- What is not working: leaking, corroded fittings, mould, too small, dated
- Photos of the room, the ceiling and any damage, plus the tapware close up if it is corroding
- Timing you have in mind
Why a measure comes first
Two bathrooms of the same size can differ widely in cost depending on stairs, strata rules, what is under the tiles and how exposed the house is to salt. A measure takes about half an hour, costs nothing and turns a guess into a written quote.
After you get in touch
- A call back to confirm the basics
- A measure at a time that suits, including weekends
- A written, itemised quote
- Strata or council approvals where needed
- Selections confirmed before a start date
Worth reading first
Renovation costs sets out 2026 price bands. Questions covers strata, salt air, holiday lets and outdoor showers.
Areas we cover
Cronulla, Woolooware, Burraneer, Kurnell, Bundeena and nearby Port Hacking suburbs.
Free, no-obligation