Bathroom & laundry renovations Sydney

Bathroom & laundry renovations Sydney.

Upgrade your bathroom, laundry or wet area with better layouts, smarter storage and quality finishes across Sydney.

Bathroom renovations Laundry renovations Wet area upgrades Sydney service areas
Wet area upgrades Bathroom + Laundry
Modern bathroom renovation in Sydney with freestanding bath and vanity
Bathroom with hexagon wall tiles, a backlit round mirror, timber floating vanity with open shelf and glass shower
Bathroom with charcoal tiles, a freestanding bath with floor-mounted filler, black wall-hung vanity and highlight window
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What we handle

Bathroom and laundry renovations made simple to plan.

We focus on quality workmanship, premium finishes and practical layouts for bathrooms, laundries and combined wet areas.

Timber double vanity with brass tapware, white benchtop and blue gloss subway tiles
Bathroom renovation

Bathroom renovations

Upgrade tired bathrooms with better layouts, modern fixtures, storage and quality finishes.

Vanity and fixture upgrades Shower, bath and toilet updates Tile and finish improvements
Front-loading washer and dryer set under a white laundry benchtop beside built-in cupboards

Laundry renovations

Create a more useful laundry with better cabinetry, bench space, storage and daily flow.

Cabinetry and practical storage Bench space and layout planning Sink, tapware and fixture updates
Combined bathroom and laundry wet area renovation
Combined wet areas

Combined wet areas

Renovate connected bathroom and laundry spaces together for a more consistent finish.

Bathroom and laundry layout planning Plumbing and drainage coordination One consistent finish across both spaces

Technical planning for bathroom and laundry renovations

Bathrooms and laundries are some of the most technically demanding rooms in a home. Much of the work that decides how they perform sits behind the tiles and fittings.

Walk-in shower with a ceiling-mounted rain shower head, hand shower rail and white subway tiles

Waterproofing and wet-area preparation

The National Construction Code sets waterproofing and water-resistance requirements for wet areas, including shower floors, walls, penetrations and wall-to-floor junctions.

The substrate, junctions, shower layout, floor waste and waterproofing system are planned before tiling begins. The preparation under the tiles decides how the room performs long term.

Bathroom with a frameless glass shower, matte black tapware, grey floor tiles and a white wall-hung vanity

Drainage and floor falls

Water needs a clear path to the right drainage point. Showers, floor wastes and floor levels are planned together, especially for walk-in and frameless showers, level or low-threshold entries, large-format floor tiles and combined bathroom-laundries.

Floor preparation is resolved before the final tile layout is confirmed.

Round white basin on a dark timber-look vanity with a chrome wall spout and mirrored shaving cabinet

Plumbing coordination

Showers, baths, toilets, vanities, basins, laundry tubs, washing machines and tapware all need supply and waste connections in a compact space.

Keeping services near existing positions is a different scope from moving several points, so plumbing is planned with the room, not after fixtures and tiles are chosen.

Bathroom with a backlit round mirror, timber-look floating vanity, frameless glass shower and beige stone-look tiles

Electrical and lighting planning

Lighting, exhaust ventilation, power points, heated features where included, mirrors and appliances are coordinated with the layout.

In laundries, washing machines and dryers are settled before power points and cabinetry positions are finalised.

Bathroom with a built-in bath under the window, floating timber-look vanity, vessel basin and backlit round mirror

Ventilation and moisture

Bathrooms create a lot of moisture; laundries add heat and humidity from washing and drying.

Ventilation type and position are planned with room size, shower location, doors, windows, cabinetry and lighting so moisture is managed properly.

Planning a bathroom renovation

The best layout depends on the size and shape of the room, the existing plumbing, who uses the space and what needs to fit comfortably. We plan it zone by zone.

Shower zone

Shower layout

A bigger shower is not automatically better. It needs practical space while keeping easy movement around the vanity, toilet, bath and door. Screen position, drainage, floor levels, niches and tapware are planned together.

Vanity zone

Vanity and storage

The vanity sets storage, circulation and bench space. We check how many people use the room, drawer and cupboard needs, basin position, mirror size, power points, cleaning access and door and drawer clearance.

Wall-hung and floor-standing vanities look and work differently, so choose for the room, not a trend.

Renovated bathroom with frameless shower, marble-look tiles and long floating vanity
Bath

Bath or no bath?

It depends on the household, the space and how the bathroom is used. Removing a bath can free room for a larger shower or storage; others prefer to keep one. We decide it as part of the whole layout.

Whole room

Fixture positions

Toilet, shower, vanity and bath each need usable space around them. Moving fixtures affects plumbing and drainage, so layout gains are weighed against the extra work.

Renovated laundry with side-by-side washer and dryer under a benchtop and overhead cabinets

Planning a laundry renovation

A good laundry makes everyday tasks easier while using floor and wall space efficiently. Storage, appliances, bench space and the tub are planned as one layout.

Item How we plan it We check

Washer and dryer

Appliance sizes are confirmed before cabinetry is finalised. Stacked machines suit smaller laundries; side by side can give a longer benchtop.

Width and depth, door clearance, water and waste connections, power, ventilation, service access

Cabinetry and storage

Dedicated space for cleaning products, linen, baskets and household items stops a laundry feeling cluttered.

Tall cabinets for vertical space, drawers and under-bench cupboards for everyday items

Bench space

Usable bench space makes washing, sorting and folding easier.

Works with the sink, appliances and cabinetry without blocking movement

Laundry tub and tapware

Sized for how the household actually uses the laundry, not simply the largest available.

Cabinetry dimensions, plumbing and bench space

Know what’s included before work starts.

Scope depends on your project
Demolition Remove old fittings, tiles and unwanted finishes.
Waterproofing Wet area preparation handled properly for the space.
Tiling Floor and wall tile finishes for bathrooms and laundries.
Fixtures Vanities, taps, toilets, showers and accessories.
Cabinetry Bathroom vanities, laundry storage and joinery.
Plumbing Plumbing coordination for layout and fixtures.
Electrical Lighting, power points and ventilation planning.
Finishing Paint, silicone, trims and final clean-up details.

Thinking about renovating your Bathroom or Laundry?

Send a few photos and your suburb. We’ll help with the next step.

Combined bathroom and laundry renovations

In apartments, compact homes and smaller floor plans, the bathroom and laundry often share a room or sit side by side. Renovating them together gives a more consistent layout and finish, with plumbing, cabinetry, tiling and other work planned as one project.

Because several functions compete for the same floor area, we plan appliance access, shower clearances, storage, ventilation, plumbing, doors and the movement needed to use each part of the room comfortably.

Where separate bathroom and laundry rooms are renovated at the same time, coordinating finishes gives a more consistent result through the home.

Shower
Vanity
WC
Washer
Dryer
Storage
Clear floor for movement
Door
Every function needs its own clearance in one shared room.

Renovating bathrooms and laundries in older Sydney homes

Older wet areas present different challenges from newer rooms. Before rebuilding, we assess whether the existing arrangement is worth keeping, or whether the renovation is the chance to improve fixture positions, storage or circulation.

What we often find

  • Previous renovations and layers of existing finishes
  • Ageing plumbing
  • Damaged substrates behind tiles
  • Outdated layouts that no longer suit modern use
  • Small showers and limited vanity storage
  • Laundries with very little cabinetry or bench space, even with unused wall area

Some of this only shows once demolition begins.

Renovated bathroom in an older home with freestanding bath and white vanity

What the renovation fixes

  • Sound substrate and waterproofing before new finishes
  • Plumbing assessed and updated where the scope requires
  • Better fixture positions where the gain is worth the work
  • A shower sized for the room and the household
  • Vanity storage planned around daily use
  • Laundry cabinetry and bench space that use the walls

Fixed while the room is already being rebuilt.

Bathroom and laundry renovations in apartments

Apartment renovations involve more than the room itself. The work may also interact with plumbing or other building elements that need to be assessed properly.

  • AccessGetting trades into the building and unit
  • Moving materialsDeliveries and demolition removal
  • Common areasLifts, corridors and shared spaces
  • Working hoursWhen noisy work is allowed
  • Strata requirementsApprovals for your building

Check your strata requirements first. Confirm what applies to your particular strata property before work starts, rather than assuming every apartment follows the same process. Where access is limited, we plan deliveries, demolition and trade sequencing especially carefully.

What affects bathroom and laundry renovation costs in Sydney?

Costs vary because the work behind the finished room differs so much between properties. Size matters, but it is only one factor.

A bathroom that keeps a similar layout is a different scope from one where plumbing, walls and fixtures are rearranged, so meaningful pricing is based on your actual room, not a generic package.

And for laundries?

Cabinetry can be a big part of the budget, especially with tall storage, overhead cupboards, integrated appliances or large benchtops. Plumbing changes, sink choice, splashbacks, flooring, electrical work and whether the laundry is done with another wet area also shape the scope.

Get your room assessed
Bathroom renovation scope Assessed on site
  1. DemolitionScope
  2. Condition of existing walls and floorsInspect
  3. Plumbing relocationLayout
  4. Electrical changesLayout
  5. Waterproofing preparationRequired
  6. Shower configurationDesign
  7. Tile selection and coverageSelection
  8. Vanity and cabinetrySelection
  9. Fixtures and tapwareSelection
  10. Shower screensSelection
  11. Structural or layout changesIf any
  12. Site accessInspect
  13. Condition revealed after removal of finishesOn demolition

Size of the bathroom is only one line on this sheet. See also our guide to renovation budget mistakes to avoid.

Why choose GoStruction for bathroom and laundry renovations?

Clear scopes, practical layouts, coordinated trades and finishes chosen together, for bathroom, laundry and wider home renovations across Sydney.

  • Wet-area renovation experience

    Demolition, plumbing, electrical, waterproofing, tiling, cabinetry and finishing are coordinated so the job runs in the right sequence.

  • Practical layout planning

    We plan how the room will be used, including storage, movement, fixtures and appliances, not only how it looks.

  • Clear renovation scope

    Knowing the required work before starting sets clear expectations about what is included.

  • Coordinated finishes

    Tiles, cabinetry, fixtures, tapware, lighting and surrounding finishes are chosen together so the room feels consistent.

Renovating the whole house? Planning wet areas with the rest of the home lines up flooring transitions, paint, cabinetry, doors, hardware, lighting, plumbing and electrical work across every stage.

Full-home renovations
Quality bathroom & laundry renovations

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Bathroom with marble-look tiles, a frameless walk-in shower, fluted white double vanity and black tapware
Reviews

Homeowners want the same thing: clear communication, tidy work and clean finishes.

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5.0 rated feedback from Sydney renovation clients

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James T. Bathroom renovation

Clear from the start, easy to deal with and the finish was clean. The job felt well managed from start to finish.

Inner West Bathroom renovation
White shaker-style vanity with an oval vessel basin, chrome wall mixer and herringbone tile splashback
Bathroom with a frameless glass shower, light grey tiles, shower niche and toilet
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Sandra S. Bathroom & laundry

They were reliable, clean and careful with the details. The communication made the whole renovation feel less stressful.

Sutherland Shire Bathroom & laundry
Speckled vessel basin on a timber-look vanity with brushed bronze tapware and a backlit round mirror
Bathroom with a built-in bath under the window, floating timber-look vanity, vessel basin and backlit round mirror
Bathroom with a backlit round mirror, timber-look floating vanity, frameless glass shower and beige stone-look tiles
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Michael D. Bathroom renovation

The team kept the place organised and gave us updates along the way. The final result looked better than we expected.

Parramatta Apartment renovation
Small bathroom with a white shaker-style vanity, black pill-shaped mirror, black tapware and frameless shower
Bathroom with a frameless glass shower, matte black tapware, grey floor tiles and a white wall-hung vanity

Thinking about upgrading your bathroom or laundry? Send photos of the space and we’ll help you work out the next step.

Service areas

Bathroom and laundry renovations across Sydney.

Sydney service areas Bathroom & laundry renovation enquiries

Renovating in Sydney?

We service all Sydney suburbs for bathroom, laundry and wet area renovations.

Eastern Suburbs Vaucluse Double Bay Bellevue Hill Point Piper Woollahra Paddington Bondi Bondi Junction Bronte Clovelly Coogee Randwick Rose Bay Mosman Cremorne Concord Five Dock Hunters Hill Drummoyne Canada Bay Ryde
FAQs

Questions before starting a bathroom or laundry renovation.

Wet area renovations need proper planning. These answers help homeowners understand the process before requesting a quote.

Need help with your space?

Send photos of your bathroom or laundry, your suburb and what you want changed. We’ll help you understand the next step.

Can you renovate both a bathroom and laundry together?

Yes. Renovating a bathroom and laundry together can make sense when the spaces are connected, use similar finishes, or need wet area work completed around the same time.

Do I need plans before asking for a quote?

Not always. You can start by sending photos, your suburb and a simple description of what you want changed. Plans may be useful for larger layout changes, but they are not always needed at the first enquiry stage.

What is usually included in a bathroom renovation?

A bathroom renovation can include demolition, waterproofing, tiling, vanities, fixtures, shower screens, plumbing coordination, electrical coordination, painting and finishing details. The exact scope depends on your bathroom.

What can be improved in a laundry renovation?

Laundry renovations often focus on better storage, bench space, cabinetry, sink placement, appliance layout, tiling, splashbacks and improved daily function.

Can you help with layout ideas?

Yes. We can help you think through practical layout improvements such as storage, fixture placement, movement space and how the wet area is used every day.

How long does a bathroom or laundry renovation take?

The timeframe depends on the size of the room, the condition of the existing space, the level of demolition, waterproofing, tiling, material availability and the final scope. A clear quote helps set expectations before work begins.

Do you work across Sydney?

Yes. GoStruction handles bathroom and laundry renovation enquiries across Sydney and surrounding suburbs. Send your suburb with your enquiry so availability can be confirmed.

How do I get started?

Send through photos of the space, your suburb and a short description of what you want changed. From there, we can help you work out the best next step.