Renovate Your Queensland Home — On Budget. On Time.

As a guide for 2026: bathrooms typically run $25,000–$50,000, kitchens $40,000–$100,000, multi-room work $40,000–$160,000, and a full-home renovation or extension from around $150,000. Where you land inside those ranges comes down to finishes, site access, and what we find behind the walls. We give you a fixed written price after the free consultation, not a range.

A single bathroom is usually 1–2 weeks. A kitchen is 2–4 weeks depending on cabinetry lead times. A full home runs 6–12 weeks depending on the size of the renovation. Extensions vary most, because council approval sits on the front of the timeline. You get a written completion date before we start, and you hear from us before that date if anything threatens it.

Cosmetic work — new kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, paint — generally doesn't. Anything structural, any change to the building's footprint, most decks and carports, and work affecting a character or heritage-listed property generally does. We tell you which category your project falls into at the consultation, and we handle the approval process where one is needed.

Yes. In Queensland, building work valued over $3,300 must be carried out by a QBCC-licensed contractor, and work over that threshold generally requires a written contract. Always ask for the licence number and check it on the QBCC register before you sign anything — with us or anyone else. Ours is 15571231.

Usually, yes. Single-room work almost always. For kitchens we can stage the work so you keep a functioning temporary setup, and for bathrooms we plan around access to another. We seal work areas, manage dust, and clean the site daily. For a full-home renovation, moving out is often faster and cheaper overall — we'll tell you honestly which applies.

We come to your property, look at the space, discuss what you want to achieve, and talk through what's realistic structurally and financially. You'll get straight advice on approvals, likely timeline and cost range. There's no charge, no obligation, and nothing to sign on the day.

It doesn't, unless you ask for something different or we uncover something genuinely hidden — old wiring, termite damage, failed waterproofing. In that case we stop, show you what we've found, cost the options, and you decide before any further work happens. Variations are conversations, not invoices.

Yes. A single bathroom, one room, or a set of modifications for accessibility are all normal work for us. You get the same project manager, the same written scope and the same guarantee as a full rebuild. If a job genuinely isn't right for us, we'll say so and point you somewhere sensible.