Bathroom wall tiling
Wall tiles meet the tap outlets, window-side edges and corners, with the shower tray protected and toilet connections still exposed at this stage.
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Home renovations,inside and out.
We renovate Melbourne homes inside and out, including kitchens, bathrooms and connected whole-home work. We coordinate the agreed strip-out, base repairs, installation and finishing, with regulated work handled by the responsible qualified trades.
Inside + outsidePreparation to finishingKitchens + bathrooms
Whole home
Coordinate kitchen fit-out, room finishes, flooring and exterior junctions.
Renovating several rooms? Tell us which spaces need work and what you want to keep.
Discuss kitchens, bathrooms, indoor finishes and exterior repairs with George.
Renovation services
Consider every part of home.
Choose the work your home needs: repaired walls and new floors, a fitted kitchen, a renewed bathroom or a coordinated exterior update.
Interior renovations
Selective strip-out, wall and ceiling repairs, flooring, fitted storage and painting, with coordinated room-to-room finishes.
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Exterior renovations
Exterior surface repairs, selected cladding and trim renewal, entrance updates and painting, with attention to exposed junctions.
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Kitchen renovations
Kitchen strip-out, base preparation, cabinetry, benchtops, splashbacks and appliance interfaces, with coordinated licensed service work.
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Bathroom renovations
Bathroom strip-out, substrate repairs, wet-area preparation, waterproofing coordination, tiling and fixture installation within the agreed scope.
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Shower area renovation
This renovation focused on the tiled shower area within an existing bathroom. The work brought together white wall tiles, a darker tiled floor and the junctions around the tap outlets and drain.
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Kitchen floor renovation
The kitchen floor tiles had aged and the landlord wanted to renew the floor as a whole. The brief was to replace the old tiles and leave a tidier surface for everyday use and cleaning.
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Bath replacement
This job covered removing the old bath, fitting its replacement and completing the surrounding finishes within the existing tiled bathroom.
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One renovation, connected work.
When several rooms change together, the work needs to meet at the floor, doorway, service connection and final coat of paint.
Prepare and repair the base
Protect retained rooms, remove the agreed old fit-out and address exposed wall, ceiling or floor defects before covering them.
Fit the rooms together
Coordinate cabinetry, wet areas, flooring and opening details so an unfinished connection does not reopen a completed surface.
Complete the visible details
Finish junctions, trims, sealants and paint, then check the installed components and agreed work before handover.
Renovation process
How the renovation work comes together.
The sequence is set for the property and agreed scope, including the trade work and checks needed between stages.
- 01
Set the scope and protect the home
Confirm the retained areas, selections and work boundaries, then arrange access, protection and the required service isolations.
- 02
Remove and prepare
Strip out agreed finishes and fittings, inspect what is exposed and repair the base before new work closes it.
- 03
Install and connect
Sequence linings, wet-area work, cabinetry, fixtures and floor finishes, with regulated connections completed by the responsible trades.
- 04
Finish, check and hand over
Complete paint, trims and joints; review operation and agreed finishes; clean the work area and explain product care or curing requirements.
Cost + timing
Compare the work behind the quote.
Removal, base repairs, installation and finishing need clear inclusions so the proposed work can be compared.
- Existing basewhat needs repair or replacement after removal
- Rooms + connectionsshared floors, fixtures and service work
- Product selectionscabinetry, benchtops, tiles and finishes
- Access + occupancywork zones, material routes and usable facilities
- Construction stageschecks, drying and curing time
- Written changesthe work and cost implications of newly exposed conditions
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About Mel One
Home repairs and renovations in Melbourne.
We repair and renovate Melbourne homes, from interior rooms and fitted finishes to exterior surfaces and entrances. Tell George what needs attention, what you would like to change and the parts of your home you want to keep.
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Find Mel One in Melbourne.
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Mel One Maintenance
459 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000
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- Company
- Mel One Property Maintenance Pty Ltd
- ABN
- 39 666 325 408
- ACN
- 666 325 408
- Melbourne contact address
- 459 Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
- Cover
- Public & Products Liability
- Insurer
- Chubb Insurance Australia Limited
- Cover limit
- AUD 20 million
- Policy period
- –
- Named insured
- Mel One Property Maintenance Pty Ltd
Cover is subject to the policy terms, limits and exclusions. Applicable cover, required registrations or licences and the responsible practitioner are confirmed for the agreed work.
A clear scope
What belongs in the agreed renovation scope.
A clear scope connects the practical construction work to the finished rooms you expect to use.
Removal and retention
Identify the fittings and finishes being removed, the parts staying, and the protection and making-good around them.
Materials and installation
Specify the selected cabinets, surfaces and fittings, their installation system and the interfaces with retained work.
Trade work and stage checks
Identify the responsible practitioners, service alterations, required approvals and checks before concealed stages are covered.
Completion and care
List the finished surfaces and working components, any outstanding agreed items, and the care or curing conditions for new materials.
Questions
Questions about the renovation work.
What can a whole-home renovation include?
We can combine living spaces, bedrooms, kitchen and bathroom work, floors, painting and relevant exterior repairs or updates in the agreed project. We coordinate shared services and finish junctions across the rooms.
Can you repair damaged surfaces before redecorating?
Yes. The work can include removing unsound finishes, repairing or replacing the affected base, preparing joints, priming and repainting. Dampness or recurring movement is assessed before a cosmetic finish covers the concern.
Can the kitchen stay in the same position?
Yes. A suitable footprint can remain while cabinetry, benchtops, splashbacks and fittings are renewed. Changed appliances, service condition and adjoining floors still need to work with the replacement fit-out.
What is underneath a renewed bathroom?
The visible tiles and fittings depend on suitable substrate, service preparation and the required waterproofing system. Those stages, their checks and curing requirements come before the final fit-out.
Can the home stay occupied during work?
That depends on which rooms and facilities remain usable. We sequence access and work zones around the agreed arrangement; kitchen and bathroom disconnections need practical temporary facilities before strip-out starts.
What changes the price and programme?
Removal, base repairs, layout changes, selected products, licensed service work, access and curing or procurement time all affect the job. The written scope identifies what is included and how newly exposed conditions or changes are addressed.