BOARD 01 · SURFACES · ROOMS · SUBURBS
One trade board for the whole job: tiles and stone chosen first, then the room, then the suburb, then a written quote.
HOME · CONTACT · QUOTE REQUEST
One form, one room, no obligation. The more you send now, the closer the first number will be to the final one.
QUOTE FORM · NINE FIELDS
Name
Phone
Email
Suburb
Bathroom type — main, ensuite, small bathroom or laundry
Budget range
Timeframe
Description of the work
Photo upload
Each wall shot square-on, one from the doorway, one of the floor showing the waste, and a close-up of the existing tapware. If you have a floor plan or a strata drawing, attach it.
CONSULTATION · ON SITE
A site visit covers measurements, substrate and access, what the layout will allow, and the order the trades will run in. Bring any samples you have already collected — that conversation is faster with the tiles on the bench.
Use the same form and note your preferred days in the description field.
Your photos and measurements are checked against what the layout can take.
Assessment of substrate, falls, access and services, and a talk through options.
Itemised scope with stated allowances for tile, tapware and joinery.
Materials confirmed and lead times checked before the start date is set.
Give a range rather than leaving it blank. It tells us which tile formats, benchtops and joinery to price against, instead of guessing.
Mention it in the description. Approvals, access hours and waste removal are all affected and are better handled before a start date is discussed.
Say so up front. Combining the two rooms while the trades and waterproofing are on site is generally more efficient than running them as separate jobs.