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Hampton is one of those Melbourne suburbs that keeps its older character well. We’re talking about timber weatherboards, wide blocks, and federation brickwork. The bones of many homes here go back decades, and that architectural charm is a big part of why people renovate rather than demolish. But beneath the surface, those same older properties have plumbing systems that were never designed for modern kitchens, multiple bathrooms, or the water pressure demands of a contempora

There’s something incredibly special about the older homes scattered across the Bayside area. Whether it’s a weatherboard cottage in Hampton or a mid-century brick beauty in Beaumaris, these properties have character you just can’t replicate in a modern build. But if you’ve lived in one for a while, you also know they come with their own set of quirks. One of the most critical—and often overlooked—quirks hidden behind those plaster walls or under the floorboards is the gas pi

Renovating a home comes with a long list of decisions: layouts, fixtures, finishes, lighting, and flooring. The reality is that before making a decision, most homeowners spend weeks comparing tiles and tapware. Yet one of the most important decisions often gets pushed to the background: the hot water system. You might not think much about it during the renovation process, but the system you choose will affect your household every single day. It will impact morning showers, ki