Before a tiler or plumber can finish a bathroom, someone has to line the walls, frame the niche and hang the door jamb properly. That's the stage of the job Pro Home Specialists handles on renovations across Fairfield.
Villaboard lining and a new door jamb during a bathroom renovation in Fairfield.
Fairfield has a lot of older brick homes going through bathroom renovations, and the carpentry stage — lining the walls, framing recesses, fitting the door — is the part that's easiest to rush and the most expensive to fix once it's tiled over.
Fixing fibre-cement sheeting square and to the right fall, framing a shelf recess into the shower wall, and setting a new door jamb properly — these small details are what a waterproofer and tiler need to be able to trust the substrate underneath.
A plumber's rough-in pipework needs to be in before we close up the wall, and the tiler needs a solid, square surface once we're done. We plan our stage of a Fairfield bathroom job around that sequence.
Yes, lining bathroom and wet area walls ready for waterproofing and tiling is a regular part of the renovation carpentry we do in Fairfield.
Yes, we can frame a niche into the wall cavity as part of the lining work, sized and positioned to suit the tiler's layout.
Yes, we'll always check the rough-in is complete and signed off before sheeting over a wall.
Yes, Fairfield sits well within our usual Western Sydney service area.
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