What do you want to renovate?

Eight renovation categories, one request. Describe the project and we match renovators who do exactly that work in your area.

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Kitchen renovations

New layouts, cabinetry, benchtops and appliances — from refresh to full gut-and-redo.

Full kitchen redesignCabinetry & benchtopsSplashbacksAppliance installation
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Bathroom renovations

Waterproofing, tiling, vanities and fittings — the highest-stakes room done properly.

Full bathroom renoEnsuitesWaterproofing & tilingAccessibility upgrades
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Full home renovations

Whole-home transformations — structural changes, rewiring, replastering and everything between.

Whole-home upgradesStructural changesHeritage renovationsOpen-plan conversions
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Extensions & additions

More space without moving — ground-floor extensions, second storeys and sunrooms.

Ground-floor extensionsSecond storeysSunroomsOutdoor rooms
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Outdoor & landscaping

Decks, pergolas, paving and gardens — renovations that live outside.

Decks & pergolasPaving & retainingLandscaping designFencing
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Flooring

Timber, hybrid, tiles and carpet — supply and install, or restore what is already there.

Timber & hybridTilingCarpetFloor sanding & polishing
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Painting & plastering

Interior and exterior painting, plaster repair and feature finishes.

Interior paintingExterior paintingPlaster repairFeature walls
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Granny flats & conversions

Secondary dwellings, garage conversions and studio builds that add value and rent.

Granny flatsGarage conversionsStudiosAttic conversions
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Cost guide, the honest version

What actually drives renovation prices.

Renovation costs vary so much by scope, materials, access and state that headline figures mislead more than they help. What's consistent is what moves the number — and the only price guide that fits your exact project is three real quotes on the same brief.

  • Scope — cosmetic refresh vs gut-and-redo vs structural change are different projects with different trades.
  • Wet areas — anything involving waterproofing and plumbing (bathrooms, kitchens, laundries) costs more per square metre than dry rooms.
  • Materials & finishes — the same kitchen layout can double in price on benchtops, cabinetry and appliances alone.
  • Access & condition — tight sites, upper floors, asbestos-era homes and surprise discoveries behind walls all move quotes.
  • Who does the work — licensed structural work, certified trades and proper insurance cost more than a cash job, for very good reasons.

Your price guide is three quotes away.

Describe the project once — vetted local renovators put real numbers on it, free.