Bathroom renovation
Bathroom renovation: our down-to-earth approach to a new bathroom
We provide bathroom renovations with a focus on quality, speed, and quiet execution. We work transparently, so that a new bathroom does not become chaos but a clear plan for renovating the bathroom.
What is a complete bathroom renovation?
A complete bathroom renovation means that we take care of everything: layout, plumbing, electrical work, tiles, installation, and finishing touches. This way, an old bathroom is transformed into a new bathroom in a short period of time, with no loose ends in the renovation process.
During such a bathroom renovation, we replace weak points and add smart solutions, such as better ventilation and safer electrical circuits that you might otherwise forget during the bathroom renovation.
Diagnosis of the old bathroom
We start with a quick check of the old bathroom and the condition of the pipes, slope, and walls before the renovation. This prevents hidden damage that can delay a bathroom renovation and keeps the bathroom renovation predictable.
We measure moisture, check previous joints, and determine what to remove or retain when renovating the bathroom. This allows us to decide whether limited demolition work is sufficient or whether a complete bathroom renovation is necessary.
Creating and composing the bathroom layout
A strong layout makes every bathroom renovation easier and cheaper. We immediately mark water points, drains, and electrical outlets so that the composition of the bathroom remains logical and safe for a new bathroom.
We only move what really pays off when renovating the bathroom, and we avoid expensive interventions if the gain is small for renovating the bathroom. This keeps the complete bathroom renovation within plan and budget.
3D design and complete layout
We create a 3D design that shows the complete layout and dimensions for the bathroom renovation. You can immediately see what a new bathroom will look like and whether the bathroom renovation is suitable in terms of walking space and sight lines.
With 3D, you can see whether your cabinet still fits, where lighting works better, and what you want to add without the bathroom renovation getting out of hand. This saves hassle during the renovation.
Materials and tiles: what works
Choose tiles and sanitary ware that are attractive, but first and foremost functional for bathroom renovations. Large tiles create a sense of calm, while small tiles offer grip and rounded slopes when renovating the bathroom.
We pay attention to water resistance, load-bearing capacity, and maintenance, so that a new bathroom will last a long time after a complete bathroom renovation. Making smart choices prevents expensive replacements and additional bathroom renovations later on.
Noisy installation and assembly
Our technicians work in a strict sequence during bathroom renovations: marking out, demolition, construction, assembly, and sealing before the renovation. This keeps the bathroom renovation clean, quiet, and short.
We use dust extraction and protect walkways when renovating the bathroom. The goal is clear: to deliver a new bathroom without any mess after a complete bathroom renovation.
Bathroom renovation without demolition: is that possible?
Yes, sometimes a bathroom renovation is possible without demolition when the pipes are in good condition and the renovation only involves finishing work. In that case, we work over the existing structure when renovating the bathroom.
We apply this to neat walls, strong subfloors, and sufficient slope in the old bathroom. Otherwise, limited demolition is better than later leaks or cracks after a half-baked bathroom renovation.
Demolition that is smart
Targeted demolition prevents greater damage later on during bathroom renovation and refurbishment. We only open up areas where pipes, drains, or electrical wiring are incorrectly positioned when renovating the bathroom.
This prevents malfunctions, mold, and loose tiles in your new bathroom. Smart choices here keep the entire bathroom renovation tight and short, with less noise during the bathroom renovation.
How long does a bathroom renovation take?
The key to the question “How long does a bathroom renovation take” is planning and team staffing. With us, bathroom renovations usually take one to two weeks for a new bathroom, depending on the scope and demolition work involved in the renovation.
Bathroom renovations without demolition can be done faster, but only if the old bathroom is technically sound. Adding extras or customizing the bathroom with custom cabinets can add a day to the bathroom renovation.
Costs of renovating the bathroom
Costs depend on the size, choice of materials, demolition work, and installation in the bathroom renovation. The table below provides ranges for bathroom renovation and remodeling in common situations in a new bathroom.
| Scenario | Description | Indicative costs (EUR) |
|---|---|---|
| Refresh without demolition | Bathroom renovation without demolition: sealant, grouting, painting, replacement of small sanitary ware | 1,500 – 3,500 |
| Partial renovation | Partial demolition, new tiles in wet area, installation of shower or toilet | 4,000 – 7,500 |
| Complete bathroom renovation | Layout, pipe relocation, complete tiling and installation | 8,500 – 17,000 |
| Compact luxury | Customization, high-quality tiles, niches, adding extra lighting | 12,000 – 22,000 |
Please note that a complete bathroom renovation with a lot of customization is more expensive. Making smart choices and putting together the bathroom in a smart way keeps bathroom renovation affordable without any surprises during the bathroom renovation.
Step-by-step plan: from renovation to new bathroom
A clear step-by-step plan makes bathroom renovation predictable. This allows you to stay in control of the bathroom renovation until the new bathroom is completed.
| Step | Key action | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Diagnosis | Measure old bathroom, check pipes | Clear basis for bathroom renovation |
| 2. Layout | Create and compile bathroom layout | Functional and complete layout for renovation |
| 3. 3D design | Visual plan with tiles and lighting | Clear choices before bathroom renovation |
| 4. Preparation | Purchasing, planning, installing protective coverings | Short turnaround time for bathroom renovation |
| 5. Demolition work | Only open or grind where necessary | Safe foundation for new bathroom |
| 6. Construction | Pipes, electrical, slope, walls | Technically sound renovation without leaks |
| 7. Tiles | Flatness, joints, sealant seams | Sleek look for bathroom renovation |
| 8. Installation | Plumbing installation, testing, adjustment | Ready for use after bathroom renovation |
This schedule ensures that your complete bathroom renovation remains compact in terms of time and money during the renovation. Each step prevents confusion in the bathroom renovation and keeps the way open to a new bathroom.
Installing the bathroom yourself: do it or don’t?
Installing a bathroom yourself seems cheaper in bathroom renovation, but mistakes in the renovation will cost more later. Waterproofing, drainage, and electrical work require professional skill when renovating a bathroom.
If you still want to add something, choose demolition or painting when renovating your bathroom. Leave critical parts to a team for complete bathroom renovation, so that your new bathroom is safe.
Common mistakes when renovating a bathroom
Making decisions too quickly and not testing enough during bathroom renovations can cause problems. Think of incorrect drain levels, cramped walking lines, and poor lighting when renovating a bathroom.
Don’t forget ventilation, especially in an old bathroom where mold was already present before the renovation. Count on a technical inspection before the complete bathroom renovation and after completion of your new bathroom.
Expert Tip: “First plan the waterproof layer and only then the attractive tile pattern in your bathroom renovation. Otherwise, you will cut corners and lose the wall seal during the renovation. That may seem minor, but it will later ruin the new bathroom and force you to renovate the bathroom again.”
Aftercare and warranty after renovation
We test the pressure, slope, and electrical system after the bathroom renovation to ensure that the renovation is correct in every respect. A short manual helps you with the maintenance and cleaning of your new bathroom.
We schedule a check-up a few weeks after the complete bathroom renovation. We then resolve any minor issues, so that your old bathroom is truly a thing of the past after the bathroom renovation.
Why our approach works
We focus on calmness, pace, and precision during bathroom renovations. Careful preparation and honest choices in bathroom design result in a solid new bathroom when renovating.
We keep it simple: where possible, bathroom renovation without demolition, where necessary, targeted demolition in the bathroom renovation. This keeps the complete bathroom renovation predictable in terms of time and result for the renovation.