Choose slip-resistant flooring, non-porous surfaces, and hardware designed for high-moisture environments that match your aesthetic.
We handle the full construction process to give you a bathroom that is easier to clean, better organized, and built to last.
Every bathroom and home is different, but these ranges and factors give you a starting point before you commit.
Ideal for cosmetic makeovers where the layout remains the same and the plumbing is in good shape.
visual changes for bathrooms with healthy plumbing and a functional layout.
$10k – $20k
Larger projects where the kitchen is part of a broader main floor plan that may include structural or layout changes.
$45k – $65k+
All quotes include material pricing, contingencies, and requested options for total transparency with zero hidden fees.
Our step by step approach keeps the work moving and makes the whole project easier to live through.
Plan the placement of the shower, vanity, and toilet to make the best use of the space and ensure proper clearance for doors and fixtures.
Choose slip-resistant flooring, non-porous surfaces, and hardware designed for high-moisture environments that match your aesthetic.
Seal off the bathroom with dust barriers and floor runners to contain debris and protect your home’s air quality and walkways during the renovation.
Update the plumbing and electrical systems to modern standards and install a waterproofing membrane to prevent leaks and mold.
Test every faucet, shower valve, and drainage point during a final walkthrough to ensure all seals are watertight and the finish is perfect.
Realistic expectations for living through a renovation, handling surprises, and staying informed from kickoff to completion.
Project costs typically range from $10,000 for a surface update to $60,000+ for a structural change. Prices in Toronto reflect local labor rates, material quality, and the complexity of working in older homes or high-rise condos.
Most projects require 2 to 4 weeks to complete. A simple surface update might take 7 to 10 days, while a full strip-to-stud renovation involving inspections and custom glass can take a full month.
Cosmetic changes like replacing tiles or vanities do not require a permit. However, the City of Toronto requires a permit for structural alterations, moving plumbing stacks, or changing the drainage system. We manage the application process when these changes are necessary.
Moving the toilet, shower, or vanity is possible but adds technical complexity. Relocating plumbing stacks requires access to the floor joists and may involve structural work, which is covered in our Architectural Change tier.
Reliable waterproofing is the most important part of the build. We use modern membrane systems (like Schluter-Kerdi) to create a completely sealed, watertight enclosure before any tile is installed. This prevents mold and structural rot.
Condo projects require coordination with property management, adherence to specific work hours, and strict debris removal rules. We also ensure all plumbing work meets the specific “stack” requirements of your building to avoid affecting neighboring units.
Curbless showers provide a clean, accessible look and make a small bathroom feel larger. Standard tubs are often preferred for family bathrooms where bathing children is a priority. Both options require specific subfloor preparation to ensure proper drainage.
Updating a bathroom is one of the highest-return investments in the Toronto real estate market. Modernized bathrooms and updated plumbing systems are key selling points that directly impact a home’s appraisal and resale speed.
Most homeowners remain in their house during the work. We use dust barriers and floor protection to keep the workspace contained. However, if the home only has one bathroom, you should plan for a temporary alternative while the plumbing is disconnected.
Porcelain tile is durable, easy to maintain, and comes in many finishes. Natural stone provides a unique look but is porous and requires regular sealing to prevent staining. The choice depends on your preference for maintenance versus a specific aesthetic.
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