Send an enquiry about a leaking shower or a bathroom that needs waterproofing and the team will get back to you to discuss it.
Tell us what is happening in your bathroom and where you are in Melbourne.
Bathroom waterproofing may involve a full wet-area rebuild, investigating the source of a leak, or replacing a failed membrane in an existing room. The condition of the bathroom determines where the work starts.
For enquiries about waterproofing a bathroom as part of a broader restoration, where the full wet area needs a new membrane before finishes go back on.
For enquiries about a shower that is leaking, staining an adjacent wall, or showing damp on the ceiling below. The starting point is working out where the water is actually coming from.
For enquiries where a bathroom was waterproofed previously but the membrane appears to have failed. Existing surfaces usually need to come up before a new membrane can be laid.
Re-tiling and other finishing work may be needed after the membrane is complete. If plumbing, tiling or other restoration work is also required, we can discuss how those stages fit around the waterproofing.
Share what you know about the bathroom or the leak by phone, email or the form.
We read through the details and may ask follow-up questions to understand the situation.
We talk through what an appropriate next step could look like for your bathroom.
If an on-site inspection would help confirm the scope, we arrange a suitable time with you.
See the wet area prepared, waterproofed and tiled across three stages of the work.
Bathroom substrate and drainage areas prepared before waterproof membrane application.
Waterproof membrane applied across bathroom floor and wet-area wall surfaces.
Tiled shower wall shown during finishing work following waterproofing.
We take enquiries from suburbs across Greater Melbourne, including the CBD and the eastern and bayside areas.
Bathroom waterproofing costs in Melbourne are not a single number — they depend on the underlying issue, the condition of the substrate, and how easily the wet area can be accessed. The guide explains the factors that shape a quote and what information helps us understand the bathroom before discussing the work.
It's a conversation about the bathroom in question — what's leaking or failing, when it was last waterproofed, and what you want to achieve. The team reviews the details before suggesting a next step.
Timeframes depend on the size of the bathroom, the condition of the substrate and the membrane system used. We'll talk through a realistic timeframe once we understand your specific bathroom.
Re-tiling can be needed as a follow-on restoration stage after waterproofing. We focus the conversation on bathroom waterproofing first, and only discuss tiling where it's required to complete the waterproofing work.
We take bathroom waterproofing enquiries from suburbs across Greater Melbourne — including the CBD, inner east, south-east and bayside areas.
Yes — bathroom waterproofing enquiries can be discussed in English, Mandarin or Cantonese.
Bathroom waterproofing is the starting point. Tiling and finishing are discussed only when they are needed to complete the wet-area work.
Tell us what you can see and where the issue appears. We can discuss the bathroom and what should happen next.