Price Guides & Budgeting

Renovating your home can be such an exciting journey, but it definitely comes with its own set of challenges. One of the most important parts of any renovation project is making a realistic budget and sticking to it. Budgeting is a key part of the renovation process, and it really makes a big difference in how your project turns out.

First and foremost, setting a budget helps to give you a clear idea of how much money you have for the renovation. It lets you figure out the scope of the project and make smart choices about design, materials, and labor costs. Having a clear budget also helps you prioritise what's most important for your renovation and allocate funds wisely. With a solid financial plan in place, you can avoid overspending and keep your project on the right track.

Our pricing guides are starting points that are based on a completed bathroom, kitchen and laundries including design, selections, trades & products. However, all renovations are unique with their own challenges so you need to think about the complexity of your renovation.

Differentiating a basic renovation from a more complex one involves considering factors such as the condition and age of your home, functionality and layout. For older homes and those that have not been maintained, there will likely be additional challenges and costs, such as outdated layouts, asbestos removal, lack of maintenance, and potential repairs or replacements of items like window frames, ceilings, and roofs.

Functionality and layout play a crucial role in determining the complexity of a renovation. Structural changes, moving walls, and plumbing modifications all add to the complexity and cost of a renovation. Budgeting also encourages thoughtful decision-making throughout the renovation process. It prompts you to carefully consider the costs and benefits of different design choices, materials, and upgrades. This thoughtful approach can help prevent impulsive or unnecessary expenses, leading to a more efficient and cost-effective renovation.

Additionally, budgeting serves as a tool for managing expectations and minimising stress during the renovation. It provides a realistic framework for what can be achieved within the financial limitations, helping to set reasonable goals and avoid disappointment. By being mindful of the budget from the outset, you can alleviate financial pressure and enjoy the renovation journey with greater peace of mind. And we can better serve you, showing you options that are within your budget. We have all heard the saying of champagne taste on a beer budget, so we will steer you away from those items that we know will blow your budget.

Furthermore, having a well-planned budget is essential for ensuring the long-term financial stability of your home. Renovations should enhance the value and functionality of your property, and a carefully managed budget can help to maximise the return on investment. It enables you to make informed decisions about the renovation that align with your long-term goals and financial well-being.

In conclusion, budgeting is a critical aspect of any renovation project. It provides a roadmap for financial decision-making, encourages thoughtful planning, and contributes to the overall success and satisfaction of the renovation. By prioritising budgeting to your must haves and adhering to a well-defined financial plan, you can transform your space while maintaining financial stability and peace of mind.

Pricing Guides from design to completion current as of 1st July 2024 -

Bathrooms start at $4000 per sqm

Kitchens start at $3500 per sqm

Laundries start at $3500 per sqm

Price guides are literally just a guide for a basic finished room from concept to completion including trades and products (excluding appliances).

Each renovation is different and clients needs and wants will vary. See here for an idea on things that can affect overall budgets.