Renovated ensuite with walk-in glass shower, oak double vanity, and matte-black fixtures
Bathroom renovations · Since 2020

A bathroom that feels like it was always this good.

Walk-in showers, heated floors, and double vanities — waterproofed properly and finished to last, whether it's a calm ensuite or a busy family bath.

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Bright marble bathroom with glass walk-in shower and long quartz vanity
Bathrooms

Waterproofed properly, finished to last.

From calm primary ensuites to busy family baths, we waterproof properly and finish to last. The parts you don't see are done as carefully as the tile you do.

  • Walk-in and curbless showers, glass enclosures
  • Double vanities, custom storage, and lighting
  • Heated floors and proper ventilation
  • Full waterproofing and tile work
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See the difference

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A real Stouffville bathroom — pull the slider and watch a dated tub-and-shower combo become a spa-calm ensuite.

The same bathroom after renovation: glass walk-in shower and freestanding tub Bathroom before renovation: dated tub-and-shower combo with beige tile Before After
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What it costs

What a bathroom renovation costs in the GTA.

Bathrooms are small rooms with a lot of trades in them, which is why the range is wider than people expect. Here is where most of ours land, and what pushes a project from one tier to the next.

Main or guest bath · $20,000–$28,000

Same footprint: new tub-shower or shower, vanity, toilet, tile, and fixtures. Usually 2–3 weeks.

Primary ensuite · $28,000–$38,000

Walk-in shower with glass, double vanity, heated floor, better lighting and ventilation. Same walls, upgraded everything. Usually 3 weeks.

Full rebuild · $38,000–$45,000+

Layout changes: plumbing relocated, freestanding tub, custom niches and benches, linen storage built in. Usually 3–4 weeks.

Moving the toilet or shower drain is the expensive decision — it means opening the floor and re-running drainage. Tile size and pattern, glass thickness, and whether you want heated floors account for most of the rest.

Common questions

Answers before you ask.

How much does a bathroom renovation cost in the GTA?

Most of ours run $20,000 to $45,000. A main or guest bath in the same footprint is at the low end, a primary ensuite with a glass walk-in shower and heated floors sits in the middle, and relocating plumbing for a new layout puts you at the top.

How long does a bathroom renovation take?

Two to four weeks, depending on scope. Bathrooms have more trades packed into a small room than any other renovation, and parts of the schedule are set by material and inspection timing rather than by labour. You get the sequence in writing before we start.

What should I decide before work starts?

Layout first — where the shower, tub, and vanity go — because that drives everything behind the walls. After that it is tile, vanity, and fixtures. We lock selections before demolition so nothing stalls mid-project waiting on a back-ordered piece.

Can I have a walk-in shower in a small bathroom?

Usually yes. A curbless or low-curb shower with a linear drain and a single glass panel reads much larger than a framed enclosure, and removing a rarely used tub often gains the room the space it needed. We will show you both layouts before you decide.

Are heated floors worth it?

In an ensuite or a main bath, most homeowners say yes. An electric mat under tile adds roughly $1,200 to $2,500 depending on the room, and it is only affordable to install while the floor is already open — retrofitting later means tearing the tile out again.

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Not sure where to start?

Tell us what's frustrating you about your space. We'll come look, talk options, and put real numbers to it — no obligation.

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