
Premium Plumbing Success renovates bathrooms across Tweed Heads and the southern Gold Coast, from a tired ensuite refresh to a full strip-out and rebuild.
Jessie manages the plumbing that makes a bathroom last: relocating water and waste points, waterproofing the wet area to AS 3740, and fitting off tapware, toilets and vanities so everything runs and drains properly. Coastal humidity and older, pre-1990 bathrooms around the Tweed mean failed waterproofing and corroded fittings are common, and both are fixed at the source during the renovation.
Every job is quoted in writing and scheduled so the trades run in the right order. Call 0466 216 167 to plan a bathroom renovation anywhere from Banora Point to Kingscliff.
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Premium Plumbing Success handles bathroom renovations of every size across Tweed Heads and the southern Gold Coast. A full renovation strips the room back to the frame and rebuilds it, which is the right call for a leaking, pre-1990 bathroom where the waterproofing and pipes have reached the end of their life.
A partial upgrade keeps the layout but replaces the vanity, toilet, tapware and tiling, and suits a bathroom that works but looks dated. Ensuite and second-bathroom fit-outs are common in the older 1970s and 1980s brick homes around Banora Point's Darlington Drive and the streets off Tweed Coast Road, and along Terranora's ridgeline blocks, where families add a second wet area as the household grows.
The region's warm, humid summers, regularly above 30 degC, push moisture into poorly ventilated bathrooms, so extraction and drainage are planned from the start. Accessible, step-free bathrooms with hobless showers and grab-rail backing suit the Tweed's large retiree population. Laundry-and-bathroom combinations and powder rooms round out the mix, and older beach cottages near the coast often need the whole wet area re-planned rather than patched. Each renovation is planned around the existing plumbing points and whether the home sits on a concrete slab or a timber subfloor, because moving a waste point in a slab is a very different job to one under a suspended floor. That assessment sets the scope clearly before demolition starts.


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A bathroom renovation runs in a set order, and getting that order right is what keeps the finished room dry. The plumbers start with a rough-in, setting the in-wall water lines and the waste points for the toilet, vanity, shower and bath before the walls are sheeted.
The floor is screeded to a minimum 1:80 fall toward a 40 mm or 50 mm floor waste, so water always runs to the drain instead of pooling or backing up. A waterproof membrane is then applied over the screed and up the shower walls to at least 1800 mm, to the heights set by AS 3740, the Australian Standard for waterproofing wet areas, and left to cure before tiling.
After tiling, the fit-off stage installs the tapware, mixer, toilet, vanity and shower fittings, and every joint is pressure-checked. A bathroom exhaust fan is fitted or upgraded, which matters in the Tweed's coastal humidity where poor ventilation grows mould fast. Before tiling, the membrane is flood-tested where practical to confirm it holds water, and the shower area is tanked as a full waterproof tray. The plumbers coordinate with the tiler and electrician so the trades do not clash on site, and the fit-off is timed for last so new tapware and a wall-hung or back-to-wall toilet suite are not damaged during the messy stages.
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Premium Plumbing Success is a local, family-run business based in Tweed Heads South, so Jessie is on site through the renovation instead of handing it to a fly-in crew. Jessie brings 17 years in the trade, holds a QBCC licence, and the business carries $5 million in public liability cover.
Bathroom renovations are quoted in writing with the scope and prime-cost items itemised, so the price is clear before demolition. Older homes around Kingscliff and Chinderah often hide surprises behind the wall sheet, from corroded galvanised pipe to failed original waterproofing, and any pre-1990 fibre-cement sheet is treated with the right asbestos caution.
Where a hidden leak has already damaged the floor, it is found and fixed as part of the rebuild instead of tiled over. Access points and shut-off valves are set so future maintenance does not mean opening a tiled wall. The finished bathroom is left clean, tested and ready to use, with the tapware and drainage checked under pressure before handover.


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Bathroom renovation pricing depends on the size of the room, the layout changes and the finishes chosen. As an indicative guide only, a straightforward cosmetic upgrade that keeps the existing layout often runs about $15,000 to $22,000, while a full strip-out and rebuild with relocated plumbing and premium fittings typically sits between $25,000 and $35,000 or more.
Moving the toilet, vanity or shower to a new position adds cost, because it means new in-wall and in-slab plumbing instead of reusing the existing points. Prime-cost items such as tapware, the toilet suite, the vanity and tiles are itemised separately, so the budget can flex with the finishes. Structural surprises found once the walls are open, such as rotten framing or a slab that needs coring for a new waste, are priced as variations and agreed before the work proceeds.
These figures are a guide only, ex GST and subject to an on-site measure and scope, because a compact ensuite and a large family bathroom are very different jobs. Premium Plumbing Success provides a written, itemised quote before any work begins. As a worked example, a same-layout ensuite refresh keeps costs at the lower end because the plumbing points do not move, whereas turning a bath-only main bathroom into a walk-in shower with a relocated vanity pushes toward the upper end. Call 0466 216 167 to book a measure and quote.
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Three levels of bathroom work suit three different situations. A cosmetic refresh, replacing tapware, the toilet and the vanity without retiling, is the cheapest option and works when the waterproofing and tiling are still sound.
A partial upgrade retiles and replaces fittings while keeping the plumbing layout, which lifts a dated but watertight bathroom without the cost of relocating pipes. A full renovation strips the room to the frame, renews the waterproofing and plumbing, and is the honest choice for a bathroom that leaks, smells or was built before 1990 on its original waterproofing.
Tiling over failed waterproofing to save money almost always costs more later, once water tracks into the wall frame and floor. Jessie assesses the existing waterproofing and pipework first, then recommends the level of work the bathroom actually needs instead of the biggest job. Signs a full renovation is due include tiles that sound hollow, a musty smell that will not clear, movement in the floor, or water staining on the ceiling below an upstairs bathroom, all of which point to waterproofing that has already failed. A quick camera check of the wall cavity and a look under the vanity usually confirm which way to go before any money is committed.


Premium Plumbing Success confirms the booking by phone or online, gives an arrival window, and answers any questions before the plumber heads out to you.

The plumber inspects the problem on site, explains what is needed in plain terms, and gives a fixed, upfront price before any work begins.

The team completes the work to standard, cleans up fully, and follows up to confirm the repair holds and the household is satisfied.
Bathroom renovation costs in Tweed Heads depend on the size, the layout changes and the finishes. As a guide only, a cosmetic upgrade often runs about $15,000 to $22,000, while a full strip-out and rebuild is typically $25,000 to $35,000 or more, ex GST and subject to an on-site measure. Premium Plumbing Success provides a written, itemised quote so the price is clear before demolition, on 0466 216 167.
A bathroom uses in-wall water lines, floor and wall waste pipes graded to fall, and a waterproof membrane over the wet area. The rough-in sets the pipes behind the walls and under the floor before sheeting, and the fit-off connects the tapware, mixer, toilet and vanity at the end. All of it is carried out by a licensed plumber, because drainage and waterproofing in a wet area must meet AS 3740.
Plumbing work in a bathroom is not legal DIY in New South Wales or Queensland; water, drainage and waterproofing must be carried out by a licensed plumber. A wet area that is not waterproofed and drained correctly leaks into the wall frame and floor, which is expensive to put right later. Jessie holds a QBCC licence and certifies the plumbing and waterproofing so it passes inspection.
A full bathroom renovation usually takes about three to five weeks from demolition to the final fit-off, depending on the size and the number of trades. Waterproofing needs time to cure before tiling, which sets the minimum timeline and cannot be rushed. The team schedules the plumber, tiler and electrician in the right order so the job runs without gaps.
Yes. The wet area is waterproofed to AS 3740, the Australian Standard for waterproofing wet areas, with the membrane taken up the walls and around the floor waste to the required heights. Correct falls to the floor waste are set before the membrane goes down, so water always runs to the drain. The waterproofing is documented, which matters for insurance and any future sale.
Yes. Premium Plumbing Success coordinates the tiler, electrician and other trades so the renovation runs in the right sequence and the site stays tidy. The team renovates bathrooms across Banora Point, Terranora, Kingscliff, Chinderah and the wider Tweed and southern Gold Coast. Call 0466 216 167 to check your street is covered and book a measure.
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