What this business is
Bankstown Bathrooms arranges bathroom, ensuite, powder room, accessible bathroom and laundry renovations across six suburbs in the City of Canterbury-Bankstown.
We are the front end: the phone call, the measure, the design conversation and the written fixed price. The renovation itself is carried out in partnership with Coastal Renovation Group, a licensed NSW builder. That is a referral arrangement and we have no interest in blurring it — you should know exactly who is responsible for what before you hand over a deposit.
Licence and insurance details are provided on request. Ask on the call or at the measure and you will be given them, so you can check them on the NSW public register yourself rather than taking a number printed on a website at face value.
Why this patch of Sydney
The six suburbs we cover — Yagoona, Bass Hill, Chester Hill, Condell Park, Panania and Milperra — have something unusual in common. They were built out in a single broad period, roughly the late 1940s to the early 1970s, mostly as single-storey brick and brick-veneer houses on wide blocks, with one bathroom and a separate toilet.
That means the problems repeat. By the time we arrive at a house we usually have a fair idea of the room dimensions, whether the floor is likely to be a slab or timber over a crawl space, where the sewer line runs and what the wall sheeting is made of. It makes a quote more reliable and it makes the measure shorter.
It also means the households repeat. A large share of homes here carry three generations, and a bathroom drawn in 1958 for a family of four does not cope. More than half of what we are asked to do is about adding capacity — a second shower, a second toilet kept rather than lost, a ground-floor bathroom an older parent can use safely.
How we quote
A free measure, about half an hour, at your place, including evenings and Saturdays. We measure and draw the room, confirm the floor type, trace the drainage, identify the wall and ceiling sheeting, and look for the signs of a shower that has been leaking into the frame.
Then a written fixed price: itemised, with the fittings named and the tile allowance stated, and with the mechanism for pricing anything found during strip-out written down rather than left as a conversation for later. You can compare it line for line against anybody else's quote, which is the point.
No follow-up sales calls. If you do not ring us back, we assume you went another way, and that is fine.
Things we will not do
Quote over the phone or from a photo. The three things that most move a bathroom price cannot be seen in a picture. What we will do is tell you which rough tier your job is likely to sit in, so you know whether booking a measure is worth your time.
Invent social proof. There are no reviews on this site, no star ratings, no testimonials and no project counts, because this is a new listing and we have not earned any of it here yet. You will find plenty of trade websites in this area with all four. Ask yourself where they came from.
Repeat anybody else's marketing claims. Including the builder's. We publish what we can stand behind.
Rush the waterproofing. The membrane cures for as long as the manufacturer says, and nothing goes on top of it until it has. It is the one stage people ask to compress and the one stage that must not be.
Cut into unknown sheeting. In a house built or altered before about 1990 a sample is tested before demolition. If it comes back positive, removal goes to a separately licensed asbestos removalist and is priced on its own line.
Offer engineered stone. It has been banned in Australia since 1 July 2024. There are several good alternatives and we are happy to walk through them.
What we actually do
Seven jobs, set out on their own pages: full bathroom renovations, ensuites, small bathrooms and powder rooms, accessible bathrooms, laundry renovations, waterproofing and tiling, and rental, duplex and granny flat bathrooms.
If you would rather read before you ring, the price guide has rough bands, how the job runs sets out the sequence day by day, and common questions answers most of what people ask.
Getting in touch
Call 02 4404 0504, seven days from 6:00am to 7:00pm, or use the contact page to send through the suburb, the room and a photo from the doorway.
We are a service-area business. There is no showroom to visit — we come to you, which is where the bathroom is anyway.
Renovation work is carried out in partnership with Coastal Renovation Group, a licensed NSW builder. Licence and insurance details are provided on request.
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Questions people ask before they commit
Are you the builder, or a referral service?
A referral service, and we say so on every page. Renovation work is carried out in partnership with Coastal Renovation Group, a licensed NSW builder. We handle the enquiry, the measure, the design conversation and the written quote; the licensed builder carries out the work.
Why is the licence number not printed on the site?
Because the same number published across a lot of websites tells you nothing useful about who is coming to your house. Licence and insurance details are provided on request — ask on the call, or at the measure, and you will be given them to check on the NSW public register yourself.
How long have you been going?
This listing is new, and we are not going to invent a founding year to look established. The builder we work with is separately licensed and has its own history, which you are welcome to ask about and verify.
Why only six suburbs?
Because being on time matters more than covering ground. Yagoona, Bass Hill, Chester Hill, Condell Park, Panania and Milperra are close together, share a housing type and sit in one council area, which means we know what we are walking into and we can get there.
Do you do kitchens?
No. Bathrooms, ensuites, powder rooms, accessible bathrooms and laundries. A trade that does everything does nothing especially well, and wet areas are where the expensive mistakes live.