Bathroom + ensuite
renovation package — both rooms, one job
Both wet rooms renovated back-to-back by the same Perth crew: shared strip-down, one materials order, one waterproofing program. From $41,000 for the pair — about $7k cheaper than doing them separately, and half the household disruption.
Two bathrooms, one lot of chaos
Doing the bathroom now and the ensuite "someday" means paying for demolition, waterproofing and delivery twice — and living through it twice. Package them and the same crew runs both rooms through each stage together: strip, rough-in, membrane, tile, fit-off.
The sequencing matters: we finish one room to a usable state before the second goes offline for its no-toilet stretch, so the household always has a working WC. Details on the single-room version sit on the bathroom page — same standards, just doubled.
What's actually included
The same list goes into your contract, line for line. If it's not here, it gets quoted separately — not invoiced quietly later.
Shared demolition stage — one skip, one dust-wall setup, one lift booking instead of two.
IncludedNew rough-ins for both wet areas, pressure-tested together. One plumber visit instead of a return trip next year.
IncludedAS 3740 two-coat systems in both rooms, flood-tested simultaneously — certificates for each in the handover pack.
IncludedMatching or deliberately contrasting schemes across both rooms — one batch order so dye lots actually match.
IncludedRoom one returns to service before room two's fixtures come out — the household never loses the last toilet.
IncludedOne selections session covers both rooms: shared tile, shared brassware family, ensuite gets the hero pieces if you want hierarchy.
Included
What it costs
Guide rates for standard-spec work. Your fixed number comes after the free measure.
- Bath + ensuite, same spec level
- Porcelain tile, quality brassware
- Certificates ×2 + flood tests ×2
- Large-format tile, epoxy grout
- Frameless screens, wall-hung vanities
- Niches, heated rails prewired
* The saving is real, not marketing: one demolition stage, one materials delivery, one waterproofing call-out. Laundry-as-third-wet-room adds ~$12k and shares the same efficiencies.
How the job runs
Same playbook as every Apex job — measured, scheduled, reported every Friday. The about page covers the company side.
Photos of every stage land on your phone each Friday, including the hidden work before walls close.
- Both rooms measured togetherRisers, falls and vent paths checked in both. Some layouts share a wet wall — moving services in one hit is cheaper than in two.
- Strip onceBoth rooms demolished in the same week — louder for three days, quieter for the next five weeks.
- Rough-ins & membrane togetherPlumber does both rooms in one program, membranes go down and cure on the same clock, flood tests run in parallel.
- Tile & fit-off room oneThe family bathroom finishes first and returns to service — that's the one with the bath, always.
- Then room twoEnsuite strips its fixtures only after room one is usable. Handover covers both, certificates for each.
What we put in, and why
Matching schemes, or deliberately not
Most clients run one tile family through both rooms and let the ensuite carry the feature wall or the fancy brassware. One batch order means dye lots match where they should.
Shared services advantage
Back-to-back bathrooms often share a riser or a wet wall — rerouting both in one rough-in is where the package saving really comes from. We check your stack layout at the measure.
Add the laundry?
The European laundry next door gets the same treatment for ~$12k more — same membrane program, shared tiling batch, and it stops being the room nobody photographs.
Asked before this job starts
Different scope, different worries — these are the ones clients put to us first.
Two birds, one membrane.
Book the measure for both rooms — the moisture readings take ten minutes and tell us exactly what each one needs.
- Free measure — laser, moisture readings, honest verdict
- Itemised fixed quote inside a week
- Good for 30 days, zero pressure
