Bathroom renovation combines visual design with some of the most important technical work in the home. Waterproofing, drainage, plumbing, ventilation, electrical requirements, tiling and fixture installation all need to be completed in the right sequence.
Before selecting tiles or fittings, assess drainage, water supply, ventilation, wall and floor condition, waterproofing and available space.
Improve movement, storage and usability around the available dimensions.
Protect wet areas before visible finishes are installed.
Coordinate fixture positions with supply and drainage.
Plan moisture control alongside lighting and electrical work.
Tiles, sanitaryware and finishes only perform properly when waterproofing, substrate preparation, falls and services are resolved first.
Prepare and waterproof showers, floors and other exposed zones.
Select sizes, thicknesses and grout around use and maintenance.
Coordinate sanitaryware, screens, taps and cabinetry before final installation.
Plan safe, practical lighting around the room layout.
Review room condition and services.
Confirm layout and fixture positions.
Remove existing finishes and fittings.
Complete plumbing and electrical work.
Prepare and protect wet areas.
Tile and complete walls/floors.
Fit fixtures, screens and cabinetry.
Complete final checks.
Use General Renovations for the wider property scope or move into the sibling specialist route that best matches the work.
Send room dimensions or plans if available, photos of the current bathroom and the main improvements you want to make.