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Bathroom Renovations in Toronto & the GTA
A bathroom is the smallest room where the most can go wrong. We build washrooms that feel like a hotel suite and are engineered underneath so they still look perfect in fifteen years.
What is included
Everything this project needs, under one contract
Waterproofing & substrate
Full membrane systems, sloped mud beds and flood testing before a single tile goes on.
Curbless & wet-room showers
Linear drains, recessed niches and glass detailed to sit flush and stay dry.
Heated floors
In-floor heating with programmable thermostats — the upgrade nobody regrets.
Custom vanities & storage
Made to your ceiling and your plumbing rough-ins, with real drawer space.
Large-format & mosaic tile
Laid out on paper first, so patterns land centred and cuts stay off sightlines.
Ventilation & lighting
Properly sized quiet exhaust, dimmable layers and damp-rated fixtures.
The part you never see is the part that matters
Most failed bathrooms did not fail at the tile — they failed at the membrane, the slope or the framing. We build the assembly first: blocking, sloping, waterproofing, flood test. Only then do we make it beautiful.
That discipline is why our showers do not telegraph cracks along the curb and why our niches stay dry.
Small footprint, careful planning
In a 40-square-foot room, five millimetres is visible. We set out tile layouts, fixture centres and glass lines before demolition so nothing lands awkwardly against a wall or a switch.
We also plan for the whole family: ensuite, main bath and powder room can be sequenced so you always have a working washroom.
What it costs
Honest ranges, itemized quotes
What a bathroom renovation costs depends on four things: the size of the space, whether the layout moves (relocating plumbing is the single biggest cost driver), the finish level you choose, and what the demolition uncovers behind the walls. We walk through all four on site and give you an itemized quote before any work starts.
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Bathroom Renovation questions, answered
How long does a bathroom renovation take?
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A main bathroom is usually 3 to 5 weeks on site. Larger ensuites with custom glass, stone slabs or relocated plumbing run 5 to 7 weeks.
Can you move the toilet, tub or shower?
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Yes. Relocating fixtures means opening the floor and re-running drains and vents to code, which we price transparently and permit where required.
Is heated flooring worth it?
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It is the single most requested upgrade we install, and the cost while the floor is already open is a fraction of adding it later.
How do you handle waterproofing?
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We install a manufacturer-approved membrane system to the manufacturer's written spec, then flood-test the wet areas before a single tile goes on. Both are part of the job itself.
Where we work
Bathroom Renovation across Toronto & the GTA
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