Bathroom renovations in Toronto and the GTA
Full bathrooms, powder rooms, and luxury ensuites in houses, condos, and townhomes.
Design, permits, trades, and construction.
No juggling multiple companies yourself.
Minimum 2-year warranty
Every project backed by a warranty of at least two years.
Licensed trades
Qualified electricians and plumbers, fully WSIB-insured on every job.
$5 Million Coverage
Every project insured, so you're never on the hook if something goes wrong.
Fixed Price
Your price is locked in before work starts, with no surprise changes.
Architect Project Manager
Your dedicated project manager is an architect, ensuring great design from day one.
Clear Contract
A written agreement covering the work, price, and timeline, before we start.
15+ years in the GTA
Our contractors have 15+ years experience across additions, kitchens, and bathrooms.
Code Compliant
We handle permits, drawings, and inspections, so you don't have to.
Bathroom renovations for houses, condos, and townhomes
All property types
Houses, condos, and townhomes across Toronto and the GTA.
Condo requirements handled
Board approvals, elevator bookings, and building rules coordinated for you.
Managed start to finish
One project manager from the first day to the final walkthrough.
Trusted by homeowners
"The work was timely and of top-notch quality! I couldn't be happier with the results."
- Richard Lash, Toronto
On a whim we decided to renovate our bathroom and the company was incredibly accommodating
- John N. Etobicoke
Design and selection transformed our outdated tub-and-shower setup into a sleek, modern walk-in shower
- Renata Lima, Scarborough
A friend recommended Victorian Reno, and we couldn't be more pleased with the results.The team was exceptional.
- Max L., Leslieview
Average bathroom renovation cost in Toronto
Bathroom costs depend on size, layout, materials, and scope. Use these ranges as a starting budget.
Powder room - $6,000 to $12,000
Full bathroom - $18,000 to $32,000
Luxury primary ensuite - $30,000 to $70,000+
What affects the price:
Bathroom size, tile and stone selections, plumbing layout, waterproofing, fixtures, and custom features.
How long does a bathroom renovation take in Toronto?
Most bathroom renovations take 2 to 3 weeks of construction once materials are on site, plus 1 to 2 weeks of design and planning up front.
Design and planning - usually 1 to 2 weeks
Renovation - usually 2 to 3 weeks
A straightforward bathroom renovation typically fits this window when the layout stays the same and all materials are on site before construction begins.
Our bathroom renovation process
01
Consultation
We visit your home, listen to your ideas, and we provide a clear plan and price.
02
Design
Our team creates the design. Once you are happy with the plan, we begin the renovation.
03
Construction
We begin construction, coordinate all inspections, and deliver the completed project.
Before construction
Clear scope, contract, and pricing
Design included
Start and completion dates
Financing options
Discounted finishes
During construction
One project manager
Protection for your home
Permits and inspections
Licensed trades
A clean, organized work area
After construction
Final walkthrough
Final cleanup
Warranty of at least two years
Support after completion
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After
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Renovate now. Pay over time.
Flexible financing options through iFinance for eligible bathroom renovation projects — monthly payments, $500 to $40,000, terms 12 to 84 months (subject to approval).
Bathroom renovation FAQ
Can you make a bathroom safer for seniors without making it look clinical?
It doesn't have to. A curbless shower, slip-resistant flooring, a built-in bench, better lighting, lever handles, and properly installed grab bars can all be matched to the room's finishes so the bathroom still feels warm and residential.
Do I need permits for a bathroom renovation?
Permits can feel like a confusing extra step, but you don't need to figure it out alone. A permit is usually not required for cosmetic updates — replacing tiles, cabinets, finishes, or existing plumbing fixtures in the same location. A building or plumbing permit may be required if you move or add plumbing, remove or change walls, or make structural alterations. We review the scope before construction begins and confirm exactly which permits apply.
What should I consider when choosing bathroom fixtures?
With so many options, it's easy to get stuck comparing finishes and features. Focus on the size of the bathroom, comfort, durability, maintenance, and water use, and how each fixture fits the plumbing and layout. Choose faucets and controls that are easy to reach and operate, along with water-efficient toilets, faucets, and showerheads. Materials should also resist moisture and be easy to clean.
Can I stay at home during a bathroom renovation?
If you're dreading weeks of disruption in your own home, the good news is most people can stay, especially with another working bathroom available. That said, expect some noise, dust, temporary water shutoffs, and limited access to the work area while it's underway.
What adds the most value in a bathroom renovation?
It's tempting to chase highly personalized luxury features, but the renovations that hold their value best focus on function first. Proper waterproofing, good ventilation, practical storage, updated lighting, durable flooring, and quality fixtures usually provide more resale value than a look built entirely around one person's taste. A neutral design that suits the rest of the home also supports resale appeal.
Bathroom renovations across Toronto and the GTA
Toronto and surrounding areas:
Toronto, Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough, East York, and York
West GTA:
Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington, and Milton
North GTA:
Vaughan and Richmond Hill
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