Fixed-price kitchen renovations for Gold Coast houses, townhouses and apartments. You choose the kitchen. We manage the demolition, licensed trades, compliance, and installation that turn it into a finished room.
An estimator will visit your Gold Coast home, measure up, review your kitchen plans, and send through a fully itemised quote shortly after.
Request a Quote →A kitchen renovation puts more trades through your front door than almost any other project. Demolition crews, plumbers, electricians, cabinet installers, stonemasons, tilers, and painters all need to arrive in the correct order, and each one relies on the last finishing properly.
When one trade runs late, everyone behind them stacks up. That’s where most renovation stress comes from.
Tradepro removes that problem. We supply every trade on your project, and your dedicated project manager schedules them, inspects their work, and keeps you updated – all under one fixed-price quote.
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‘We recently had TradePro Installations install a new kitchen and, a few months later, a bathroom/laundry renovation was also completed.
Project Manager for our bathroom/laundry project, Joel Montford, was exceptional.
He was professional and very knowledgeable, which made the whole process less stressful than we anticipated.
Joel was courteous and approachable and came up with solutions for any issues we had.
We would highly recommend TradePro Installations and Joel Montford for any home renovation projects.’
Your project manager books every trade in sequence, so your kitchen is out of action for as little time as possible.
Your kitchen is installed to the plans you’ve approved, by licensed plumbers and electricians, in full compliance with Queensland regulations.
Your quote is fixed-price and fully itemised, so you know the total cost before work starts.*
*Some problems only show up once old cabinetry comes out, such as termite damage, rotted framing, or concealed water damage. If extra work is needed, we’ll issue a change order (outlining any added time and cost) for your approval before going ahead.
Install a kitchen from any designer, cabinetmaker, or flat-pack supplier.
Tradepro is a builder, not a kitchen manufacturer. We don’t design kitchens or sell cabinetry, so we have no stake in which product you choose.
That leaves you free to source your design and materials wherever you find the best fit for your budget and style – an independent kitchen designer, a local cabinetmaker, or a flat-pack range such as Kaboodle from Bunnings.
Our estimator reviews your plans and specifications on site, then quotes for everything it takes to turn them into a working kitchen: demolition and waste removal, plumbing and electrical, materials procurement, installation, benchtops, splashbacks, and finishing.
Island, L-shape, U-shape, peninsula or single-wall – we install every common layout.
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Plan for humidity, salt air, and apartment living before you order.
Gold Coast kitchens work hard. Summer humidity and cooking steam test every cabinet edge and seal, and homes near the beach expose hinges, handles and appliances to salt-laden air.
Since you’ll be choosing the materials, check a few specifications before you place your order: moisture-resistant carcass board, sealed edges around the sink and dishwasher, hardware rated for coastal environments, and a rangehood that vents outside wherever your home allows.
Apartments add another layer. Most body corporates require approval for work that alters plumbing, electrical, or common property, and many limit work hours and lift access. Your fully itemised quote gives your committee a clear scope of works to assess.
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Your kitchen, bathroom and laundry rely on the same plumbers, electricians and tilers. Renovate them together and you’ll coordinate those trades once, live through one period of disruption instead of three, and finish with rooms that clearly belong to the same home.
Custom bathrooms planned with a design consultant and delivered under a fixed-price quote.
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Hard-working laundries with smarter storage and durable finishes, built by the same team as your kitchen.
Explore Gold Coast laundry renovations →An estimator will visit your Gold Coast home to measure your kitchen, review your plans and specifications, and confirm the scope of work.
Your fixed-price quote arrives by email shortly after the visit. If you’d like a ballpark figure before booking, call us for an indicative estimate.
Once you accept your quote, we’ll lock in a start date and an estimated completion date.
We’ll need clear access to your kitchen while work is under way, so it’s worth setting up a temporary kitchen elsewhere in the house. A kettle, microwave and bar fridge in the laundry or living area covers most needs.
You can follow progress in real time on the Tradepro app. If anything changes, your project manager will contact you straight away.
Your project manager completes final quality checks before handing over your new kitchen.
After closeout, we’ll send through a short satisfaction survey. Your feedback shapes how we deliver every project that follows.
Our team is based in Ashmore, and we renovate kitchens across the whole city.
Coolangatta, Palm Beach, Burleigh Heads, Broadbeach, Surfers Paradise, Main Beach, and Southport. Apartment and townhouse kitchens are common here, along with body corporate approvals and hardware selected to handle salt air.
Helensvale, Hope Island, Coomera, Upper Coomera, Pimpama, and Ormeau. Many homes here still have their original builder-grade kitchens – structurally sound, but ready for a full refit within the existing footprint.
Ashmore, Benowa, Nerang, Robina, Mudgeeraba, Maudsland, and Currumbin Valley. Larger family homes, where island benches and open-plan layouts are frequent requests.
A full kitchen renovation within your existing layout typically costs $35,000 to $45,000. A complete remodel with custom joinery and natural stone benchtops can run past $50,000.
The biggest cost drivers are:
Your on-site quote is free, fixed-price and fully itemised, so you can see exactly where your budget goes. If you’re working to a budget, we can help you find savings, such as sourcing some materials yourself.
On-site work is usually measured in weeks rather than months. The biggest variable is lead time on your materials.
Flat-pack cabinetry is often available quickly, while custom joinery has to be manufactured first. Stone benchtops add another step: they’re measured only after the base cabinets are installed, then cut to fit.
Your quote includes a start date and an estimated completion date, and your project manager will keep you posted if anything shifts.
No. Our design consultants specialise in bathrooms and laundries. For your kitchen, you’ll need to supply the layout and your choice of cabinetry, benchtops and appliances – whether that’s plans from a kitchen designer, a cabinetmaker’s drawings, or a flat-pack design you’ve put together in store.
Once you have your design, we’ll handle everything needed to build it, including licensed plumbing and electrical work.
Yes. Flat-pack kitchens like Kaboodle from Bunnings are a smart way to save on design and materials, and we’ve installed plenty in homes across South East Queensland.
A professional install still makes a big difference to the finish. We’ll level and fix the cabinetry properly, coordinate the benchtop and splashback, and connect plumbing and appliances to code.
Often, yes. Cosmetic updates like new doors or appliances usually don’t need body corporate approval. Work that alters plumbing, electrical wiring, or common property (such as an external wall) generally does.
Check your building’s by-laws early, as they may also set rules on work hours, noise and lift use. Your itemised quote gives your committee a clear scope of works to review.
Houses are simpler. Building approval is usually only needed if your renovation involves structural changes, such as removing a load-bearing wall.
Yes. Australia banned the supply and installation of new engineered stone benchtops from 1 July 2024, but natural stone, low-silica porcelain and sintered stone, laminate, and timber are all still available.
If your current kitchen has an engineered stone benchtop, it can still be removed during your renovation. That work is subject to strict safety controls under Queensland’s work health and safety laws – one more reason to use licensed, experienced trades.
