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A bathroom renovation in Toronto is one of the more involved projects you can do inside your home. A 50-square-foot room contains tile, plumbing, electrical, framing, ventilation, and sometimes structural work, all needing to work together in a tight space.
When the project goes well, the work moves through a predictable sequence: demolition, plumbing and electrical rough-in, substrate and waterproofing, then tile, vanity, fixtures, and trim. Each stage builds on the one before it, which is why early decisions shape everything that follows.
Our licensed, insured, and WSIB-registered crew handles every bathroom renovation service Toronto homeowners need. We take pride in our work and the long-term relationships we build with our customers.
A complete tear-out and rebuild. Tile, vanity, shower or tub, plumbing fixtures, lighting, and often the layout itself. The right scope if your bathroom is dated, if there are signs of water damage, or if the current layout no longer works.
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Modern, accessible, and built for everyday use. Frameless glass, large-format tile, built-in niches, and Schluter Kerdi waterproofing on every wet area.
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Board approval, insurance documents, elevator bookings, noise-hour compliance. We handle the logistics so you can focus on the design.
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Tile to fixtures, plumbing to finishes
When your bathroom is dated, badly laid out, or showing signs of water damage, a full renovation is the right call. We strip the room back to the studs and rebuild it properly: demolition, plumbing rough-in, electrical, Schluter Kerdi waterproofing, tile, vanity, fixtures, and trim. Every active project gets a dedicated crew from start to finish.
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Frameless glass, large-format tile, built to last
A well-built walk-in shower transforms how a bathroom feels and how easily you use it every morning. We design and install walk-in showers across Toronto with frameless glass, large-format porcelain tile, built-in niches, and curbless entry where space allows. Every shower we build uses the Schluter Kerdi waterproofing system, without exception.
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From unused tub to modern walk-in shower
Most Toronto homeowners stopped using the bathtub years ago. A tub-to-shower conversion turns that unused space into a beautiful modern walk-in without the cost or timeline of a full renovation. The footprint stays similar, so most conversions are complete in five to seven working days.
How a conversion works
Board approval, logistics, and craftsmanship handled together
Renovating a bathroom in a Toronto condo is its own kind of project. Board approval, certificates of insurance, WSIB clearance, elevator bookings, and noise-hour rules are all part of the work, on top of the renovation itself. We handle all of it as standard practice, so you're not stuck coordinating between contractor and property manager.
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Designed for aging in place and lifelong use
For many Toronto families, the goal is a bathroom that works safely for everyone using it now and for years to come. We design accessible bathrooms with curbless walk-in showers, folding bench seating, reinforced walls for grab bars, comfort-height toilets, and anti-slip tile, all built in quietly so the room still looks like a modern bathroom. Federal credits like the HATC and HMRT may apply.
Accessible bathroom options
New builds and renovations below grade
Adding or renovating a basement bathroom comes with its own technical considerations. Drainage often runs uphill, vapour barriers matter more than upstairs, and the concrete slab below changes how the shower base is built. Without the right planning, a basement bathroom is the room most likely to flood, leak, or develop mold. We handle the rough-in plumbing, drainage, waterproofing, and finishing as a single integrated project.
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Built into every renovation, not an upsell
The single most important detail in any bathroom renovation, and the one most likely to be cut to save money. We don't cut it. Every shower and tub surround we build is waterproofed with the Schluter Kerdi system: bonded membrane on the substrate, Kerdi-Band at every seam, Kerdi-Drain at the base. It's the difference between a shower that fails in five years and one that performs for twenty-five.
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Toronto has one of the most varied housing stocks in Canada. Every type of home brings its own quirks to a bathroom renovation, and knowing what to expect saves time, money, and stress once demolition starts.
The Annex, Roncesvalles, Cabbagetown, Leslieville. Homes built before 1925 often have galvanized steel drain lines (corroded from the inside), knob-and-tube wiring (needs replacement before new insulation), and lath-and-plaster walls (need careful demolition and proper substrate for tile). None of this is a deal-breaker, just better identified before the contract than mid-demolition.
Condos add a paperwork layer houses don't have: signed renovation agreement, insurance certificate, WSIB clearance, elevator bookings, and noise-hour rules. The concrete slab also limits curbless showers and drain relocations, which is worth knowing during design rather than after demolition.
Toronto's humid summers and wet shoulder seasons strain bathroom finishes. Poor ventilation is the most overlooked issue in older homes and the root cause of peeling paint, mold, and tile failure. A properly sized exhaust fan vented outside (not into the attic) is one of the small upgrades that pays back the most.
Ask any contractor how they'll waterproof your shower. The answer will tell you almost everything you need to know about the work that will be hidden behind the finished tile in your Toronto bathroom renovation.
For decades, showers were built with PVC or CPE liners under the mortar bed. The liner sits below the tile, so moisture that gets past the grout collects in the mortar above it. Over years the mortar breaks down, the tile loses its bond, and water finds its way into seams or around the drain. The first sign is usually a spongy floor or a stain on the ceiling below. By then, the only fix is a complete tear-out.
Modern bonded membrane systems like Schluter Kerdi work the other way around. The waterproofing sits directly under the tile with no buried liner, no gap, no path for moisture to travel into wall framing. It's the difference between a shower that lasts five years and one that lasts twenty-five. Every shower we build uses this system, without exception.
The membrane adheres to the substrate, removing the air gap where moisture would otherwise sit.
Steam and humidity stay in the shower instead of soaking into framing and drywall.
Kerdi-Band at seams, Kerdi-Drain at the base, Kerdi-Board for niches. No weak links.
Addresses the leading cause of bathroom renovation failure long after the tile is installed.
Costs in Toronto depend on three things: how much you're changing, what materials you choose, and what's already behind the walls. The ranges below reflect 2024-2025 project completions.
| Type | What's Included | Typical Range |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Refresh | New fixtures, paint, vanity swap, accessories. No plumbing or layout changes. | $8,000 to $14,000 |
| Mid-Range Renovation | New tile (floor + walls), vanity, shower or tub, plumbing updates, Schluter waterproofing, lighting. | $15,000 to $30,000 |
| Full Custom Renovation | Full gut, layout changes, plumbing relocation, premium tile, custom shower, heated floors, licensed electrical. | $30,000 to $50,000+ |
| Tub-to-Shower Conversion | Remove existing tub, install walk-in shower with waterproofing, tile, glass enclosure, and new valve. | $12,000 to $22,000 |
| Condo Bathroom | Full renovation within condo constraints. Includes board documentation, logistics, and compliance. | $15,000 to $35,000 |
Final cost depends on bathroom size, finishes, and what's discovered during the initial assessment. A detailed line-item quote is the only way to know what your specific project will cost.
Real homes, real neighbourhoods. Every project used Schluter Kerdi waterproofing and a dedicated crew from start to finish.
From a base at 254 The Queensway in Etobicoke, we complete bathroom renovations across Toronto's west end, midtown, downtown, and east end.
Also serving Etobicoke, Mississauga, and North York.
A renovation moves through four phases. Knowing what each one looks like takes most of the uncertainty out of the project.
A visit to your home to look at the bathroom, talk through your goals, and flag anything that affects scope. You leave with a clear picture and a fixed-price quote.
Tile, vanity, fixtures, lighting, paint. Guidance throughout so you balance the look you want with materials that perform.
Demolition, plumbing, electrical, waterproofing, tile, and finishing in order. Daily supervision and clear communication throughout.
A walkthrough together to inspect every detail. Touch-ups handled on site. Care instructions and warranty paperwork provided.
Direct answers to the questions that come up most often during research.
Reviews from people who've already been through the process, in their own words.
"The team was professional, respectful and incredibly skilled. They treated our home like it was their own from day one. Clear communication throughout and the finished bathroom exceeded what we expected."
"As a condo owner on Lakeshore, I was worried about dealing with building management. The team handled everything, insurance certificates, board paperwork, elevator bookings, noise rules. Completely painless."
"Not the cheapest quote we received, but they were the only ones who explained exactly what they'd do and why. That honesty won us over, and the finished bathroom is stunning. Two years in and it still looks new."
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