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Bathroom and kitchen plumbing quotes in Hobart
Renovating, or swapping a vanity, sink or dishwasher? Describe the job and a licensed Hobart plumber contacts you with a quote.
- Free to use, with no obligation to book
- Licensed Tasmanian plumbers only
Jobs this covers
- Renovation rough-in and fit-off
- Moving a toilet, basin, bath or shower
- New vanities, baths and showers
- Kitchen sinks and mixers
- Dishwasher and fridge water connections
- Laundry tubs and washing machine taps
Council approval
Some plumbing work in Tasmania has to be notified to, or approved by, your council before it starts. Your plumber will tell you which category your job falls into.
What changes the price
We do not publish prices, because every job is different. These are the things that move a quote up or down:
- Moving fixtures costs more than keeping them where they are
- The floor: timber is easier to work under than a concrete slab
- Who supplies the fixtures, you or the plumber
- How many visits are needed
- Whether council approval is required
What to tell the plumber
- A sketch or plan, and photos of the room now
- The fixtures you have chosen
- Timber floor or concrete slab
- Your timing, and who else is on the job: builder, tiler, electrician
Questions people ask
Does the plumber come before the tiler?
Yes. The plumber does the rough-in first, then comes back to fit taps, toilets and basins after waterproofing and tiling.
Can I supply my own taps and fittings?
Usually. Check they carry the WaterMark certification, which plumbing products need to be legally installed in Australia.
How early should I book?
As soon as the layout is settled. Moving a drain is much easier to plan before the builder starts.