One crew, one contract, start to finish. St Kilda spans grand Victorian villas through to Art Deco flats, and original bathrooms in either usually predate modern waterproofing. We know what we're walking into before we quote.
Full membrane to AS 3740, matched to whether you're in a Victorian villa or an Art Deco flat. The part that gets skipped when a quote treats both as the same standard job.
Floor to ceiling or feature tiling, installed to AS 3958 and fitted to your property's actual era, curved Art Deco walls included. Our tiler, not a sub.
Measured and installed to fit your specific building type, whether a grand villa or a compact Art Deco flat, not a stock size.
Screens, mixers and rails fitted to work with your building's original wall lines, whatever its era.
Rough-in and final connections to AS/NZS 3500 and AS/NZS 3000, accounting for the plumbing quirks of both Victorian villas and interwar flats.
The number we agree on after identifying your property's actual building type is the number you pay. No one-size-fits-all quote.
A one-size quote for two totally different building types is how a St Kilda job goes wrong. We identify your building type and quote in writing, so the number actually fits.
Victorian-era mansions and villas, interwar Art Deco flats, all inside the HO7 heritage precinct since 2001. We check your property's specific classification before we quote, not after.
Tradies who know the difference between a Victorian villa and an Art Deco flat, not a call centre reading a script. We say the thing, then stop.
It genuinely varies street to street, which is why we check rather than assume. St Kilda sits within Heritage Overlay 7 (HO7), a large precinct introduced in 2001 spanning St Kilda, Elwood, Balaclava and Ripponlea. It covers everything from grand Victorian-era mansions and villas to interwar Art Deco flats. Internal bathroom work is usually unaffected, but we confirm your property's specific classification at the site visit before quoting anything.
Yes, and it's worth using. The City of Port Phillip employs Urban Design and Heritage Advisors who provide free assistance to residents renovating historic buildings in the municipality. We're happy to work alongside advice you've already received, or point you toward that resource if you haven't used it yet.
Yes, across both. St Kilda's housing stock ranges from Victorian-era villas with bathrooms that predate modern waterproofing entirely, to Art Deco walk-up apartments from the 1920s and 30s with curved walls, decorative ceilings and steel-framed windows. Each needs different handling. We assess your specific property and building type at the site visit.
A bathroom renovation in St Kilda typically runs $20,000 to $45,000. Standard scope (like-for-like layout, mid-range tiling and fittings) starts at $20,000 to $28,000. Full reconfiguration with layout changes, or heritage-sensitive detailing in a period property, runs $32,000 to $45,000. We give you a written fixed-price quote after a site visit, not an estimate from photos.
Yes. gutted. is a BPC registered building practitioner (Building and Plumbing Commission) and fully insured for domestic building work in Victoria. We provide our registration details before you sign anything.
A rough scope is all we need. We come to you, look at the job, and give you a written fixed-price quote. We do not price from photos.
