DIY, house renovation complete gut and rebuild. Excluding plumbing, electrical and tiling for the bathrooms. New floor, bathroom, kitchen, ceiling, attic room, staircase, laundry and front and back yard over duration 2 years
Deisgn interior
Complete construction drawings
Engage structural engineer
DA Application
Construction certificate
Engage Private certifier
Obtain owner builder permit
Council approved DA application
Electrical and plumbing make safe
Demolition
Certified asbestos removal
Carpet removal
Staircase removal
Completely gutt internals
Structural support install high load props
Fabricate new staircase and support beams and columns
Build concrete support pads as per engineers drawings
Install new structural steel staircase and supports
Rough in all plumbing and electrical work
Frame out walls and flooring
Install insulation and plasterboard
Set and sand
Level out floor for new herringbone flooring
Install 5mm rubber underlay
Instal Blackbutt Herringbone flooring
Protect new floor
Bathroom works undertaken by tiler and plumber
Fit off fixtures and fittings
Installed kitchen and fit off fittings and fixtures
Installed bulkhead and exhaust duct work
Installed laundry joinery
Install all skirtings and gap filled
Painting, painting and more painting
Removal all protection and undertake full clean and dust wipe down
Final certification check prior to O.C.
Hello @DIYnick
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's sensational to have you join us, and thanks for sharing your house renovation project.
This is an incredible transformation that showcases an enormous amount of planning, skill and dedication. From the structural work right through to the beautiful Blackbutt herringbone flooring and striking staircase, every detail has been thoughtfully executed. The finished home feels bright, modern and beautifully crafted, and it's inspiring to see such a comprehensive renovation brought to life.
Thank you for sharing your remarkable journey!
Eric
Thanks Eric, I really appreciate you kind words! It was a hard 2 years working a daytime job and then hitting the tools until the late evening. It was definitely worth it in the end! It was also good to have Bunnings open till 9:00pm so that I could get materials and tools if I needed something!
I’ll keep adding images to the steps when I have time! As you can image there are a lot of photos!