Waikato's largest city
Bathroom Renovations Hamilton
Hamilton has everything from 1950s state-house bathrooms in Frankton to new builds in Rototuna, and each one renovates differently.
Hamilton is where we are based, so every job here starts with zero travel time built into the price. Trades can start early, work a full day and come back the next morning without a drive eating into the schedule.
Why a specialist
A builder fits Hamilton bathrooms in between the big jobs. We do not have big jobs.
A generalist builder treats every bathroom as a fresh problem. We do not, because a 1950s Frankton bathroom and a new Rototuna ensuite are two known quantities with two known scopes, and we plan for the difference before we arrive. That is the difference between a fixed price that holds and one that grows once the wall comes off.
The local housing angle
What Hamilton bathrooms are built like
A lot of Hamilton's central suburbs sit on 1950s and 60s stock, which means we plan for old copper pipework and unlined walls before we quote, not after we open them up.
Hamilton's bathrooms vary more than any other town in the region, because the city itself is a patchwork of building eras. Frankton, Nawton, Dinsdale and Glenview carry a lot of 1950s and 60s state house stock, where the original bathroom is often small, tiled in the original pattern, and sitting on galvanised or copper pipework that has had sixty plus years of use. We plan for that pipework, and for unlined subfloor timber, before we ever put a number on a quote.
Claudelands and parts of Hillcrest add older villas and bungalows into the mix, some with a bathroom that was added to the back of the house well after it was originally built. Further out, Rototuna, Flagstaff and Te Rapa are newer subdivisions built from the 2000s onward, where the plumbing is modern but the fixtures are usually the cheapest option a builder could specify to hit a contract price. Those bathrooms function fine, they just do not reflect what the household actually wants, which is a different renovation conversation to Frankton's.
We cover the whole city and its immediate edges, from Chartwell and Hillcrest in the east through to Dinsdale and Nawton in the west, and out to Te Rapa in the north. If your suburb is not listed below, ask us. Hamilton is our home base and there is almost nowhere in the city we will not get to.
Packages and prices
Three ways to renovate a Hamilton bathroom
All fixed price, confirmed in writing after we have measured up.
The Refresh
Same layout, everything new.
from $18,000
Best for: Bathrooms where the plumbing is in the right place and the look is just tired.
What is includedThe Renovation
New layout, better use of the space.
from $28,000
Best for: Most Waikato bathrooms. Removing the tub, merging a separate toilet, or moving the shower.
What is includedThe Premium
Ensuite and main bathroom, or a full spec build.
from $42,000
Best for: New builds, major renovations, and homeowners who want the tiling and joinery done to showroom standard.
What is includedWhatever kind of bathroom
The bathrooms we do in Hamilton
Home, accessible, rental or commercial. Whatever the bathroom, it is all we do, right across Hamilton.
Where in Hamilton
Suburbs and areas we cover
How it works
The same five steps for every Hamilton job
One phone call, a free measure up, a fixed price in writing, then the whole job managed for you.
- Step 1
You tell us about the room
- Step 2
We measure up, free
- Step 3
You get a fixed price and a schedule
- Step 4
We do the whole job
- Step 5
We hand it back guaranteed
Common questions
Questions Hamilton homeowners ask us first
Straight answers, specific to the housing and conditions we see around Hamilton.
Get a free quoteNo. Being based in Hamilton means there is no travel loading anywhere in the city, from Rototuna to Dinsdale. The price difference between jobs comes down to the scope of the bathroom itself, not the suburb it is in.
Get a fixed price on your Hamilton bathroom
Tell us what you have got and what you want. We will come and measure up, talk through the options, and give you a fixed price in writing. No charge, no pressure.