For bathroom renovations in Slacks Creek, HEW Projects is the local choice: a QBCC licensed builder (licence 15267396) with our workshop in the suburb. We renovate bathrooms and ensuites from strip-out to fit-off, managing plumbing, electrical, waterproofing and tiling under one supervisor. Every job starts with a free on-site visit and a written quote. Book your visit or call 0420 266 652.
Our workshop is in Slacks Creek, so when we talk about bathroom renovations in Slacks Creek we mean the streets we drive every day. HEW Projects is a QBCC licensed builder (licence 15267396) and a Master Builders Queensland member (member 087220), renovating bathrooms and ensuites across Logan and the southside.
Being local makes the practical things easier: on-site visits that fit around your week, a supervisor who is close by when a question comes up, and trades who know the area. Our recent work nearby includes bathrooms in Tanah Merah, Browns Plains and South Maclean, and an ensuite in Chambers Flat.
Every renovation starts with a free on-site visit. We measure the room, check for signs of water damage, talk through layout and finishes, and then send a written quote that sets out the full scope and the order of works, so you know what is happening and when.
Whether it is the main bathroom, the ensuite or both, every renovation is scoped to your home.
Strip-out to the frame, new waterproofing to the Australian Standard, floor to ceiling tiling and all new fixtures. Licensed plumbing and electrical are coordinated by us under one quote.
Swap the framed corner cubicle for an open walk-in shower behind frameless glass. With the floor set to fall to the waste, it is easier to clean and makes a small bathroom feel larger.
Small ensuites get the full treatment: new layout where it helps, wall-hung vanities, recessed niches and tiles chosen to make the room feel bigger.
Hobless showers, grab rails on reinforced walls and slip-resistant floors, built properly so you can keep living in the home you know.
Much of Slacks Creek, Kingston and Underwood was built from the 1970s through the 1990s, and the bathrooms tell the story: framed shower cubicles, small square wall tiles, tired vanities with laminate tops and a separate toilet that eats into the floor plan. The waterproofing in many of these rooms is now well past its best.
Common warning signs are grout that keeps cracking, drummy or lifting floor tiles, silicone that turns black, swelling skirting boards or door frames near the shower, and a musty smell that never quite clears. Any of these can mean water is getting behind the tiles. A full renovation fixes the cause, not just the surface, by stripping the room back and waterproofing it properly before new tiles go on. Homes from before 1990 may also contain asbestos in wet area sheeting, so testing before demolition is part of planning the job.
Springwood, Daisy Hill and Shailer Park have more two-storey homes and larger houses on hilly blocks, many with a main bathroom upstairs and a master ensuite. Popular upgrades here include replacing a corner spa with a freestanding bath or a bigger shower, adding a double vanity, tiling floor to ceiling and fitting recessed niches so the room looks finished and stays easy to clean.
Upstairs bathrooms need extra care, because any leak ends up in the ceiling below. We pay close attention to the floor substrate, the falls to the waste and the waterproofing at every junction, and all work is carried out by licensed trades coordinated by our site supervisor.
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We visit your home to assess plumbing stacks and structural walls.
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We guide you through selecting premium tape ware and tiles at our preferred Logan suppliers.
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A clean, professional site. We use high-efficiency dust extraction to protect the rest of your home.
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A 5-star finish with all certifications provided.