Request a free bathroom renovation quote, starting with a clear brief

A useful quote starts with a written picture of the room: what it is now, what is not working and what you want it to become. Whether it is a full bathroom, an ensuite, a leaking shower or a laundry in Oakleigh or a nearby suburb, send us the brief below. It becomes the first line on your schedule of finishes.

A — The enquiry

Describe the room before you describe the tiles

You do not need finished selections to ask for a quote. The most helpful briefs cover three things: the type of room, what has to change and anything you already know is a problem, such as a shower that leaks, poor ventilation or a vanity that no longer fits.

If you have a rough budget or a preferred timeframe, include them. They help us suggest a sensible scope rather than a wish list. If you are unsure which service fits, just describe the room. The full list of services is there if you want to point to one.

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B — After you submit

What happens next

We read the brief

Your enquiry is reviewed against the room type, suburb and scope. If something is unclear, we get in touch to fill the gaps before talking about price.

A conversation about scope

We talk through layout, waterproofing and finishes so both sides agree on what is being priced. This is where a vague idea turns into a list of decisions.

A written quote

Where the work suits us, the quote sets out the stages and inclusions in writing. You can see how it fits the renovation process.

Reference plate — shower, vanity and mirror wall in one view

C — Worth having ready

Photos and measurements that help

A wide shot from the doorway showing the whole room, like the plate beside this list.

Each wet wall: shower, bath, vanity and toilet, so the plumbing positions are clear.

Close-ups of problems such as cracked grout, lifting tiles, staining or damp skirting.

Floor length and width, plus ceiling height if you know it.

Window and door positions, including which way the door swings.

Rough measurements are fine. Keep these ready for the scope conversation, and mention in your brief that you have them.

D — Before you send

Reading that sharpens a brief

Bathroom Renovation Cost
What drives the price, and how to set a realistic budget range before you ask.

Renovation Checklist
The decisions and selections worth settling early.

Bathroom Design
For rooms where the layout itself needs rethinking.

Leaking Shower Repairs
If the problem is water where it should not be, start here.

Have a general question rather than a project? Read the FAQ or send a note through the contact page.

Bathroom Renovation Oakleigh