Phone
02 5563 0307 — every day, 6.30am to 7.00pm.
If it goes to voicemail, leave your suburb, the type of building, which floor you are on and which room you want renovated. Calls are returned the same day.
What to tell us
- Suburb and building type. A 1968 walk-up in West Ryde, a 2014 tower in Meadowbank, a post-war brick house in Denistone and a villa in Eastwood are four different jobs before anyone looks at the bathroom.
- Which floor, and is there a lift? This changes the program, the site costs and the largest single item that can physically reach your door.
- Roughly when the building went up. Anything before 1990 means an asbestos test before demolition.
- Strata or not. If it is strata, your strata manager's name helps us judge what the approval process will involve. If you already have the by-laws or renovation guidelines, even better.
- Which room. Main bathroom, ensuite, laundry, or more than one.
- Rough size. "About 1.7 by 2.4 metres" is plenty to start with.
- What bothers you most. A cramped shower, no storage, a black corner in the ceiling, a leak, or simply that it has not been touched since it was built.
- Photos. Two or three from the doorway, plus one of the ceiling and one looking down at the floor waste, save a great deal of description.
Why the measure comes first
The price of a bathroom here is set by things that cannot be seen in a photograph: how thick the old mortar bed is, whether there is any membrane at all, where the stack runs and whether the floor waste can move, how rubble will leave a third-floor flat with no lift, and what a pre-1990 test finds.
A measure takes under an hour and costs nothing. Even before the quote arrives you will have a clearer idea of what the room can and cannot do — including, sometimes, that the change you had in mind is not available, which is worth knowing early.
After you get in touch
- A call back to confirm the basics and book a time
- A measure, with evenings and weekends available
- A scaled drawing and an itemised quote, with fittings named by brand and model and allowances stated
- Help with approvals, including a complete owners corporation application pack where the building needs one
If you are in a strata building
Two things are worth doing before we speak, because they set your realistic start date:
- Ask your strata manager for the by-laws and any renovation guidelines the building has
- Find out when the committee or the owners next meet
Our strata renovation rules guide explains what a committee usually wants to see, so those questions land better.
If you are an investor
Tell us whether the unit is currently tenanted and when the tenancy ends. Approval and material lead times should run during the tenancy, not during the vacancy — the rental bathroom page sets out why, and how the program is built around a turnaround.
Worth reading first
The 2026 cost tiers, the renovation process and the FAQ between them answer most early questions.
Areas covered
West Ryde, Eastwood, Gladesville, Meadowbank, Macquarie Park, Denistone and the rest of the City of Ryde.
Renovation work is carried out in partnership with Coastal Renovation Group, a licensed NSW builder. Licence and insurance details are provided on request.
| Bathroom Renovation Cost | Read next |
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| How a Job Runs | Read next |
| FAQ | Read next |
| Strata Bathroom Renovation Rules | Read next |
| Wall-Hung Toilets & In-Wall Cisterns | Read next |
| Contact | Measure and quote |