


Laundry renovations, Bundaberg and surrounds
The laundry is used every day and is usually the last room to be renovated. Designed well, it provides storage, a bench at working height, a sink that is large enough to be useful, and a floor that is protected against water.
We renovate laundries across Bundaberg, Bargara, Elliott Heads and the surrounding region, on their own or as part of a full home renovation.

In most cases, yes. In many Bundaberg homes the laundry shares a wall or plumbing with the bathroom. Planning it alongside a bathroom renovation means the plumber, waterproofer and tiler attend once, and the house is disrupted once. We quote the two rooms as one project with a separate figure for each.

Yes. A combined bathroom and laundry suits smaller homes and second bathrooms. The machines are usually built into cabinetry so the room still reads as a bathroom. It needs care with ventilation, waterproofing and the position of power points, which we plan before any work begins.

Cabinetry is the largest part of most laundry budgets. Moving the plumbing, the amount of tiling, and the choice of benchtop account for most of the rest. A laundry costs less when it is renovated alongside a bathroom, because the same trades are already on site.
We price the laundry in writing, with the scope itemised. See our process for how we quote.



Yes. A laundry is a wet area under the National Construction Code, and the waterproofing must meet Australian Standard AS 3740. It is carried out by a licensed trade.
Yes, with front-loading machines. We set the bench height and the cabinetry to suit the machines you have, with allowance for the ones you may buy next.
Often, yes. It depends on where the plumbing and drainage can run. We check this at the site visit.
Yes. QBCC licence 15646637
Send us a few photos of the room. We reply within one business day to arrange a site visit.