About this bathroom renovation referral site
South Morang Bathroom Renovations is an enquiry and referral website run by Yes Right Pty Ltd. How enquiries are handled and who is responsible for the work.
Yes Right Pty Ltd (ABN 91 664 546 061) runs South Morang Bathroom Renovations as a place to describe a bathroom, ensuite or leaking shower job and have it put in front of independent renovators who work around South Morang. Owners, landlords and property managers in the 3752 postcode and the neighbouring suburbs use it the same way.
Yes Right is not a builder, plumber, tiler, waterproofer or electrician, and it holds no building registration or trade licence. There is no showroom here, no team of tradespeople on staff, no portfolio of finished bathrooms and no published reviews. Photos on these pages illustrate the type of work being discussed; none of them shows a bathroom that came through this site.
From your bathroom description to a quote
- Use the quote form to tell us the suburb, how to reach you, and what is wrong with the bathroom or what you want changed: the room size, whether it sits on a slab or an upstairs timber floor, and any leaks.
- We may send those details to one or more independent renovators who take on that kind of bathroom work in your area, so they can get back to you.
- A renovator may want photos of the shower recess and vanity, measurements, or a site visit before they decide whether to quote.
- If you take up a quote, you sign a contract with that renovator, not with this site.
Sending the form books nobody. No renovator is promised to be free, to reply within a set time or to take the job. A burst pipe or water coming through a ceiling is not something to put through the form: shut the water off at the meter and ring a plumber yourself.
Who answers for the bathroom work
Everything to do with the job sits with the renovator you hire: their quote, the contract, the workmanship, the tiles and fittings, any warranty they give, and the certificates the law asks for. On a Victorian bathroom that usually means they:
- hold the registration or licence that covers the work they are contracting for
- put a job worth more than ten thousand dollars on a major domestic building contract
- take out Home Warranty cover where the scheme applies, which for contracts signed on or after 1 July 2026 means eligible jobs valued over twenty thousand dollars
- hand you a plumbing compliance certificate for plumbing work above the BPC threshold
- hand you a Certificate of Electrical Safety for any electrical installation work, such as a new exhaust fan or heated towel rail circuit
Yes Right does not supervise any renovator’s work and does not guarantee it.
Checking a bathroom renovator before you sign
A bathroom usually brings several trades together, so check each licence that applies:
- Builders and plumbers. The Building and Plumbing Commission’s Find and check a practitioner search takes a name, business name or registration number. Look at the class of work they hold and whether any conditions are attached. That BPC page also links to its compliance and enforcement register.
- Tiling or other single-trade work. Consumer Affairs Victoria’s page on builders and tradespeople sets out the thresholds. Tiling alone can be done without registration, but a job that combines trades cannot.
- Electricians. Energy Safe Victoria issues electrical licences, and a licensed electrician has to work for a Registered Electrical Contractor. Its certificate guidance for consumers shows what paperwork you should get.
- Asbestos. Where an older bathroom has asbestos to come out, the Victorian Asbestos Hub advises asking the removalist for their current licence and insurance.
Get the scope, the inclusions and exclusions, the payment stages and the way variations will be agreed in writing. The cost guide has a list of questions to ask each renovator.
Suburbs the enquiries come from
Most requests come from South Morang itself and from Mill Park, Mernda, Doreen and Epping. Each renovator decides for themselves how far they will travel.
The services page has guides to the usual bathroom jobs, among them full renovations and leaking shower repairs. They describe the work in general terms and are not advice about your house. Read the regulator’s own page before you rely on any rule quoted here.
Your details
What the quote form collects, which renovators see it and how to have your details deleted are covered on the privacy page.