Layout changes
Keeping the toilet, shower and sink where they are is the biggest saver. Moving drains and supply lines adds plumbing work and sometimes a permit.
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Toronto Bathroom RenovationsSpa-Quality. Built to Last.
Walk-in glass showers, freestanding tubs, double vanities and brand-new basement bathrooms, built with proper waterproofing and tile work you'll admire every day.
- Free on-site quote
- Written price before we start
- Plumbing & permits handled
- 18+ years' experience
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- 18+ yearsin residential construction
- 5.0 ★rating on HomeStars
- Permitsand inspections handled
- Same dayresponse to quote requests
Before, during and after
Behind the Tile: How We Build a Shower That Lasts
The finish is what you see. The waterproofing, slope and tile setting underneath are what keep it beautiful for years.
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1Waterproofing first
Walls and floor sealed with a waterproofing membrane over a sloped mortar base, so water only goes one place: the drain.
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2Floor tile, set by hand
Hex mosaic laid on a properly sloped bed, so the shower drains cleanly every time.
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3Large-format wall tile
Levelling clips keep big porcelain tiles flat and aligned, with tight, even grout lines.
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4The finished shower
Frameless glass, clean lines and a shower built properly from the membrane up.
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Cost factors
What Affects the Cost of a Bathroom Renovation
Every bathroom is priced on its own scope. These are the decisions that make the biggest difference.
Size and tile area
More floor and wall tile means more material and labour, especially for floor-to-ceiling tile.
Tile choice and pattern
Large-format tile needs very flat walls and floors. Herringbone, mosaics and natural stone take longer to install.
Shower type
Curbless showers need the floor recessed. Custom frameless glass costs more than a standard door.
Vanity and fixtures
Custom or double vanities, quartz tops, thermostatic valves and rain heads all add to the budget.
Heated floors
Adds the heating mat, a thermostat and a dedicated circuit, and it's one of the most loved upgrades.
Ventilation
A properly sized, quiet fan vented outside, sometimes with new ductwork.
Hidden damage
Rotted subfloor, old leaks or outdated plumbing found once the walls are open.
Condo and building rules
Work hours, elevator bookings and approvals affect scheduling and cost.
Design
Design Help, or Bring Your Own Designer
Not sure where to start? We help you plan a layout that works and choose tile, fixtures and finishes that fit your budget. Already working with a designer? We build their plans and coordinate the details with them directly.
- Layout planning to make the most of your space
- Tile, fixture and finish selection
- Sourcing materials and finishes
- Coordination with your designer or architect
What to look for
Smart Choices for a Bathroom That Lasts
The decisions that make a bathroom comfortable, easy to live with and good for resale.
Exhaust and ventilation
The quiet hero of every bathroom.
- Vented to the outside, never into the attic
- Sized for the room: about 1 CFM per square foot for a typical bathroom
- A quiet fan, so it actually gets used
- A humidity sensor or timer to clear moisture after showers
Walk-in shower or tub?
Choose for how you live now and later.
- Walk-in showers feel open, clean easily and age well
- Curbless entries are best for accessibility
- Keep at least one tub in the home if you have young kids or plan to sell
- Tub-shower combos make the most of small bathrooms
Vanities
Storage you'll use every single day.
- Drawers beat doors for everyday storage
- Double sinks need about 60 inches of vanity
- Quartz tops resist stains and don't need sealing
- Wall-mounted vanities make small rooms feel bigger
Heated floors
Warm tile underfoot, all year round.
- Installed under tile, controlled by a programmable thermostat
- Wired to its own protected circuit
- Ideal for basement bathrooms over cold concrete
- Low running cost when it's on a schedule
How it works
From Free Quote to Your New Bathroom
Free consultation
We visit, measure and talk through what you want, and tell you honestly what your space can become.
Design & written quote
You get a layout, a detailed written quote and a schedule. We prepare and submit any permits.
Build
We manage every trade and keep you updated, so you always know where your project stands.
Inspection & handover
We book final inspections, walk through every detail with you and hand over the keys.
Reviews
5-Star Bathroom Renovations
5.0 on HomeStars
Bathroom built from scratch
A new bathroom where no plumbing existed, praised for clear communication throughout.
HomeStars, Jan 2019Condo bathroom rebuild
Water-damaged walls reframed, a new tub and large-format tile installed perfectly level.
HomeStars, Jan 2016Six bathrooms in a new home
Every bathroom in a new house, delivered professionally and on schedule.
HomeStars, Jan 2016Bathroom, flooring and painting
A family renovation with every promise kept, recommended without hesitation.
HomeStars, Jan 2019Kitchen and bathroom tile
Praised for meticulous, perfectionist tile work.
HomeStars, Feb 2016Bathroom, hallway and kitchen tile
A satisfied homeowner who now recommends us to friends.
HomeStars, Jan 2016FAQ
Bathroom Renovation Questions
How much does a bathroom renovation cost in Toronto?
It depends on the size of the room, whether plumbing moves, and the finishes you choose. After a free visit, you get a detailed written quote, so you know the cost before any work starts.
How long does a bathroom renovation take?
Typically about 1 to 2 weeks for a refresh, 3 to 4 weeks for a full renovation with the same layout, and 4 to 6 weeks when plumbing moves or you're adding a new bathroom, plus any permit time. Your written quote includes your schedule, and we plan around you if it's your only bathroom.
Do I need a permit to renovate my bathroom?
Updating finishes and replacing fixtures in the same spot usually doesn't need a permit. Adding a new bathroom or moving plumbing generally does. We'll tell you what applies during the visit and handle any permits needed.
Can you add a bathroom to my basement?
Yes. We plan the drain and supply lines, ventilation and layout, and handle the permits. We've built bathrooms in spaces with no existing plumbing.
Do you renovate condo bathrooms?
Yes. Condo renovations come with building rules for work hours, elevator bookings and approvals, and we plan the job around them.
Can you start in winter?
Yes. Bathroom renovations are indoor work, so winter is a great time to start.
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