Moorabbin’s post-war brick homes are solid, sensible houses, and they deserve the same kind of renovation: well-planned, honestly priced and built to last. Peter Conlan Bathrooms is based just down the road in Parkdale and has renovated bathrooms across Moorabbin and Highett for years.

Renovating bathrooms in Moorabbin homes

Many Moorabbin bathrooms are original or were last touched decades ago. A full renovation replaces ageing pipework and perished waterproofing, and turns a dated, hard-to-clean room into one that works for a modern household. Keeping the existing layout where it makes sense is one of the most effective ways to control cost, and Peter will tell you plainly when a layout change is worth the money and when it is not.

We specify durable, cleanable materials as a matter of course: quality tiles, solid tapware, and vanities built by our own cabinet maker rather than flat-pack units. The aim is a bathroom that still looks and works well in fifteen years.

Why Peter Conlan Bathrooms

Peter Conlan is a true bathroom expert: a licensed plumber (No. 36230) and licensed builder (VBA DB-L 69674) with more than 30 years in the trade and a portfolio of over 650 bespoke bathrooms across Melbourne’s Bayside.

The service is personal from start to finish. When you call, you speak to Peter, not a salesperson. Peter comes to your door to measure and quote, and during the build he is on site himself, working alongside and overseeing his small team of skilled Bayside tradespeople. Custom vanities are crafted by our own master cabinet maker, so storage is built for your bathroom rather than bought off the shelf.

Quotes are free and without obligation, and can be arranged on weekends to suit your household.

Frequently asked questions

Is a full renovation worth it, or should we just patch things up?

If the waterproofing, pipework or substrate is at the end of its life, patching is money spent twice. A full renovation costs more upfront but resets the clock on the whole room. Peter will give you an honest assessment either way.

Can we keep our existing layout to save money?

Yes, and it is often the right call. Keeping fixtures in their existing positions avoids re-routing plumbing and keeps the budget focused on quality finishes. The quote can price both options so you can compare.

What is included in a typical renovation?

Demolition, plumbing and electrical work, waterproofing, tiling, new fixtures and fittings, painting and final fit-off, with waste removal and certification included. The quote is itemised so there are no surprises.

How do quotes work?

Peter visits your home personally, measures the room and provides a free, itemised, no-obligation quote. Weekend visits can be arranged around your work hours.