Bathroom Renovations Brisbane
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- Straightforward Renovation Process
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How do I know if I need a bathroom renovation?
- Worn fixtures with damage or signs of wear (leaky fixtures, faded or broken tiles).
- Floor plans that make poor use of space (awkward sink placement, lack of storage).
- Functionality that no longer meets needs (standing shower but no tub, poor lighting).
- Designs from decades gone by (outdated flooring, colour porcelain)
- Poor ventilation, plumbing, and power (missing outlets, humidity accumulation).
How much do bathroom renovations cost?
How long does it take to renovate a bathroom?
Again, this depends on how much work you need to be done, both in terms of space and scope. Some projects, like a vanity replacement or flooring update, can be done in just a few days. Large-scale projects that require demo work, repiping or new electrical, or a lot of new supplies and fixtures can take weeks or even months.
What is the process of renovating a bathroom?
- Create a clear design plan and budget.
- Select and order finishes and fixtures.
- Remove old bathroom fixtures and flooring.
- Repipe and rewire for a new layout.
- Waterproof and prep all rough-ins.
- Install new flooring and drywall.
- Install showers, tubs, or basins.
- Fit new fixtures, cabinets, and lighting.
- Complete all plumbing and electrical hookups.
Why choose Hardy Construction for bathroom renovations in Brisbane?
Frequently Asked Questions About Bathroom Renovations in Brisbane
Can I reuse fixtures in my bathroom renovation?
You can, but we’ll probably ask which fixtures and why you want to keep them first. Outdated or incredibly worn fixtures can be past their prime and not worth bringing into a new design, only to have them fail on you later. If you are after a particular design, you might be able to achieve an older look with a new fixture. When the price is an issue, we can work with you to save costs and spend wisely where you’ll get the best return on your investment.
Is it worth remodelling a small bathroom?
You might be surprised by how many space-saving fixtures and storage options there are on the market. We can work with you to understand your goals for the space and how rearranging the layout or updating fixtures can maximize your bathroom. Tankless toilets, flush-mounted storage, and extended surfaces are just a few ways you can get more function out of less space.
What is the most expensive part of a bathroom remodel?
Structural changes are usually the most expensive part of any renovation project. This can include moving walls to make a room larger or smaller and repiping to move the location of a shower, sink, or toilet (or all of the above). Second to this is usually tilework. Changing out flooring and removing tile is a labour-intensive and messy process. Teams will have to clear out existing material and prep the subfloor for the new tiling. This can add up if you’re also tiling walls and shower enclosures. The other thing to watch for is the cost of the tile itself. The more fancy the tile, the more it will cost in materials and labour to install.
Why are bathroom renovations so expensive?
The reasons for this can vary, but the main cause is the number of trades that are required to complete the job in a typically small space. Bathrooms include framing, plumbing, electrical, flooring, painting, and tiling experts just to name a few. Each of these must be coordinated and brought in at the right times to keep a job on schedule. Even if you keep your materials conservatively priced, the labour required to demo and install everything properly adds up with minimum charges for each visit. If you do add high-end fixtures, like soaking tubs or all-glass enclosures, the costs can continue to rise in ways that other renovations (like bedrooms) simply don’t.
What mistakes should I avoid when renovating a bathroom?
Much of the design details and inclusions come down to personal preference. However, there are a few things to avoid as a general rule when remodelling a bathroom.
- Skipping proper ventilation. This can lead to issues with humidity, wear and tear, and mould later on that’s costly to fix.
- Choosing high maintenance materials. Seamless surfaces, larger tiles with less grout, and fog-proof glass can save you on cleaning.
- Installing inadequate lighting. Brighter spaces are more pleasant to use and look larger, so make sure you have enough windows and fixtures.
- Missing energy efficiency. Tankless toilets, LED lights, and radiant heat can help you save on utilities and help the environment.
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