A full bathroom renovation covers new fixtures and fittings, tiling, waterproofing, plumbing, electrical, custom cabinetry, and ventilation. At Superior Renovations, we also include design services, lighting upgrades, and consent-related work where needed — so the finished bathroom is functional, modern, and compliant with Auckland building requirements.

A standard bathroom renovation typically takes 3–4 weeks from demolition to completion. Timelines can shift depending on the size and complexity of the project, and factors like consent or material lead times. We'll give you a detailed schedule during the planning phase so there are no surprises.

Some bathroom renovations require consent from Auckland Council — particularly if you're making structural changes, relocating plumbing, or adding fixtures that affect building compliance. Our team handles all consent applications and makes sure your project meets local regulations.

It depends on the scope. If it's your only bathroom or the work involves major plumbing or tiling, access will be limited. We work with you on scheduling to keep disruption to a minimum, and can help you plan alternatives if needed.

Yes. Our in-house design team works with you to create a custom layout and finish scheme — from tile selections and vanity styles through to lighting and colour palettes. Every detail is designed around your brief.

A standard renovation updates fixtures, tiling, and finishes within the existing footprint. An architectural renovation involves structural changes — expanding the space, reworking the layout, or integrating the bathroom into a larger home extension. These projects typically require Auckland Council consent and collaboration with architects and engineers.

We work across Auckland — Remuera, Ponsonby, Grey Lynn, Mt Eden, Epsom, Parnell, Herne Bay, St Heliers, Takapuna, Devonport, Albany, Howick, Pakuranga, Henderson, New Lynn, Manukau, Papatoetoe, and more. North Shore, West Auckland, South Auckland, East Auckland, or the CBD — we cover it.

Costs vary based on scope, materials, fixtures, and council requirements. A full bathroom renovation in Auckland typically sits between $21,500 and $28,500, including design, supply, and build. We provide clear, itemised quotes so you know exactly what you're paying for.

Matte black tapware, large-format tiles, underfloor heating, and eco-friendly vanities are all popular choices right now. Auckland homeowners are also leaning towards spa-like features, smart fixtures, and clean storage solutions. We bring current ideas into your project where they make sense.

Over 10 years of bathroom renovations across Auckland, with qualified builders, in-house designers, and a process built around doing things right. We complete projects on time and on budget, and our clients consistently mention the communication and quality of the finish. We handle everything — including Auckland-specific requirements like waterproofing compliance and council liaison.

No. We have all trades covered — plumbers, electricians, tilers, waterproofers, painters, the lot. Our team works together under one project manager, so you deal with one company from start to finish.

Absolutely. If you want to purchase items directly and supply them at the right stage, that's fine. That said, we generally recommend using our suppliers — we trust the quality, we can manage logistics and trade pricing, and if anything needs sorting during the build it's quicker when we have a direct relationship with the supplier.

No — we cater for all budgets. We offer three standard tiers (Budget, Mid, and Luxury) as well as tailor-made packages to suit your specific requirements and price range.

Tiling happens in stages. Waterproofing goes down first (1 day, plus 24 hours to dry). Once that's set, tiling itself — cutting, laying, grouting — takes 2–4 days depending on the bathroom size and tile complexity.

1. Choose mid-range fittings instead of premium 2. Go with half-height tiling instead of floor-to-ceiling 3. Keep plumbing in its existing location 4. Avoid changes that trigger consent 5. Reuse fittings that are still in good condition 6. Sell anything that still has value 7. Set a clear budget before you start 8. Consider doing non-specialist tasks yourself