Mid-Range Renovations · 3–12 weeks

Mid-range home renovations in Melbourne

A mid-range renovation is a focused kitchen, bathroom, deck or single-room upgrade rather than a whole-house rebuild. Lambert York undertakes these smaller scopes for Melbourne homeowners across Bayside, the Inner East, Mornington Peninsula and North West Melbourne. The same building team works to an agreed scope, with Pat handling pricing and David overseeing delivery.

What we renovate

Kitchens, bathrooms, decks and single rooms.

◧4–8 wk

Kitchens

Joinery, stone, appliances and services. Designed to the millimetre, installed in one visit.

◫3–6 wk

Bathrooms

Full strip-out to finished ensuite or family bathroom. Waterproofing certified, tiles you chose.

▭2–4 wk

Decks & outdoor

Hardwood or composite decks, pergolas and outdoor kitchens that match the house.

▢3–12 wk

Single-room upgrades

Laundries, studies, master suites and the room you've been meaning to fix for five years.

Best bang for buck

Two decks. Same look. $18K apart.

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Questions

Smaller renovation questions, answered.

How much does a smaller renovation cost in Melbourne?+

A reliable price needs your drawings, site conditions and selections. TODO: Pat to confirm budget ranges for kitchens, bathrooms, decks and single rooms. Pat confirms inclusions and exclusions before you commit.

How long does a smaller renovation take?+

The existing service guide lists 3–12 weeks, depending on scope. TODO: Confirm the current timeframe and the boundary between design, approvals and construction with Pat. Your project programme is agreed before contract, with David providing build updates.

Do I need permits for this work in Melbourne?+

Permit requirements depend on the property, proposed work and any overlays. Planning and building permits are different approvals, so the requirements must be checked for your scope before work starts.

Does Lambert York take on smaller renovations?+

Yes, kitchens, bathrooms, decks and single-room upgrades sit in Lambert York's mid-range division. The scope is smaller, with the same team and an agreed price and programme before work starts.

What does the $20M warranty facility mean for my project?+

The $20M figure is Lambert York's builder warranty insurance facility, not a $20M payout for your home. Your project's insurance has its own certificate, terms and limits; ask Pat to explain the documents that apply to your contract.

Who will quote my project and run the build?+

Pat Pugliese handles quotes, pricing, contracts and client contact. David Filippelli runs the site, trades, programme and build quality, and both founders stand behind the work.

Where in Melbourne does Lambert York build?+

Lambert York serves Bayside, the Inner East, Mornington Peninsula and North West Melbourne. Send Pat your address and proposed scope to discuss your site's suitability and the next step.

Local building

Where we build

We work across Bayside, including Brighton, Hampton, Sandringham; Inner East Melbourne, including Malvern, Toorak, Hawthorn; Mornington Peninsula, including Mornington, Mount Eliza, Safety Beach; and Melbourne North West, including Essendon, Moonee Ponds, Ascot Vale. Talk to Pat about your property, plans and scope.

Send a photo of the room. Talk to Pat about the scope.

Start with a conversation

What happens next

  1. Within one business day

    Pat calls you

    Discuss your address, priorities, scope and the information already available.

  2. By arrangement

    Site visit

    Pat or David visits the property to understand the site and your plans. The first site visit and scope note are free.

  3. Scope and pricing path

    Proposal

    Receive a scope note and next steps. A detailed fixed-price tender from architect’s drawings has an agreed estimating fee credited against the contract.

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