Strip-out and layout changes
Removal of old finishes and fittings, controlled rubble removal, wall changes and preparation for the agreed new layout.
Bathroom renovations · Pretoria & Centurion
Bathroom renovations, built beneath the finish.
From strip-out to waterproofing, tiling and final fittings, we coordinate every layer that makes a bathroom work properly.
Waterproofed correctlyCritical work completed before tiling
Trades properly sequencedPlumbing, electrical and finishes aligned
Clear product decisionsSanware and client selections identified early
Bathroom contractor Pretoria & Centurion
The best-looking bathroom still fails if the hidden work is wrong.
A bathroom renovation is a compact project with almost no room for sequencing mistakes. Plumbing, drainage, falls, waterproofing, tiling and fittings must all agree.
The Build Guy manages complete bathroom renovations across Pretoria, Centurion and selected Gauteng areas. We coordinate the strip-out, service changes, preparation, waterproofing, finishes and final connection of sanitaryware.
Before work starts, we identify layout decisions, product lead times, client-supplied items, provisional work and the condition of the existing bathroom as clearly as possible.
What we do
Every layer of the bathroom, coordinated.
Plumbing and drainage
Water and waste alterations, fixture positioning, shower drainage, pressure considerations and final connections.
Waterproofing and tiling
Substrate preparation, falls, waterproofing at wet areas, tile setting-out, adhesive, grout and movement joints.
Ceilings, fittings and finishes
Moisture-resistant ceilings, lighting and extraction, sanitaryware, accessories, painting, sealing and final snagging.
Before finishes hide the work
Waterproofing is not a finishing touch.
- Existing leaks and substrate condition
- Drainage falls and shower outlet levels
- Waterproofing extents and junction details
- Ventilation, lighting and electrical zones
- Sanware sizes, selections and lead times
Our bathroom renovation process
From layout decisions to a watertight finish.
Plan
Layout, style, sanitaryware and budget priorities.
Assess
Existing plumbing, access and hidden-risk indicators.
Strip out
Controlled demolition and verification of conditions.
Build
Services, preparation, waterproofing and finishes.
Sign off
Testing, sealing, snag correction and handover.
Budget reality
What affects a bathroom renovation price?
Bathroom size is only one part of the cost.
Layout changes, moving plumbing points, shower construction, waterproofing repairs, tile size and coverage, sanitaryware selections and hidden damage all affect the final quotation.
Frequently asked questions
Questions clients ask before renovating a bathroom.
How long does a bathroom renovation take?
The programme depends on the scope, drying and curing periods, specialist work and product availability.
Can the toilet, bath or shower be moved?
Usually, but drainage levels, slab construction and access determine how practical and costly the change will be.
Is waterproofing included?
The agreed quotation must state the waterproofing scope, substrate preparation and the wet areas covered.
Can I supply my own tiles and sanitaryware?
Yes, provided dimensions, quantities, compatibility, delivery dates and responsibility for shortages are agreed early.
Maintenance plans
Catch leaks and water damage before they spread.
Explore ongoing property-care options for homeowners, estates, complexes and business properties.
Start with a clear scope
Plan your bathroom properly.
Share the bathroom location, current problems, preferred layout and any product or design references.