Property Haus service
A bathroom packs plumbing, waterproofing, electrics, tiling and joinery into a small room. Get one of them wrong and you pay for it later. Property Haus plans and builds the whole room as one job, so it looks right and keeps working.
Cape Town and surrounds
What this covers
Most bathroom problems start where you can't see them. Poor falls, weak waterproofing and rushed plumbing show up months later as damp walls, lifting tiles or leaks into the room below.
We check the existing pipes, floor and walls first, then plan drainage, waterproofing and services before a single tile is chosen. That's the part that protects your money.
Moving a shower, adding a second basin or turning a bath into a walk-in shower often means moving drains and water points. Some changes are simple. Others affect the floor or the structure.
Because our team covers planning and construction, we can tell you early what's practical, what it involves and how it affects cost and time.
Plumbers, electricians, tilers and joiners all need the room at different stages. When nobody owns the sequence, the job drags and the details suffer.
Our site team runs the order of work, checks each stage before it's closed up and keeps you updated on what's next. Bathrooms are often part of a wider renovation, and we can fold them into a bigger project across Cape Town.
Questions
It depends on the size of the room, layout changes and finish choices. We confirm a realistic programme after seeing the bathroom and agreeing the scope.
Often, yes. Moving drains and water points depends on the floor build-up and the route to existing services, so we check this during the site assessment.
We take on bathroom projects on their own and as part of larger renovations. Suitability is confirmed after a short conversation about the scope.
Property Haus works across Cape Town and surrounds, including the Atlantic Seaboard, Southern Suburbs, Northern Suburbs and Blouberg.
Next step
Share the area, the property type and what you want done. The team will come back with the most sensible next step.
