
Bathroom renovations
Bathrooms have little room for shortcuts. We plan the demolition, substrate, waterproofing, tile, fixtures, ventilation and cabinetry as one complete assembly.
Request an estimateWhat this can include
The final scope is based on existing conditions, access, selections and the work confirmed in your estimate. We separate known work from optional items so the project starts with a clear baseline.
- Demolition
- Plumbing coordination
- Waterproofing
- Tile installation
- Vanity and fixtures
- Paint and accessories
Sequence before speed.
We begin with the space as it exists, confirm the requested result and identify the work that must happen behind the visible finish. Demolition, framing, rough-ins, substrate preparation and installation are organized in the order the project requires.
Throughout construction, progress questions and changes stay tied to the written scope. The final stage is a documented walkthrough for remaining touch-ups and closeout items.
How the scope moves forward.
- 01Review layout, ventilation and fixture goals
- 02Remove finishes and inspect the exposed conditions
- 03Coordinate plumbing, backing and substrate work
- 04Complete waterproofing, tile and fixture installation
- 05Finish, test and walk through the room
What can affect the investment.
Bathrooms depend on the work behind the tile. Substrate condition, waterproofing, plumbing locations and ventilation are reviewed before the visible finishes are treated as final.
- Room size and demolition
- Plumbing or layout changes
- Waterproofing and substrate condition
- Tile size, pattern and coverage
- Vanity, glass and fixture selections
Plan the next conversation.
01How long will the bathroom be unavailable?
The duration depends on demolition findings, inspections, material availability and the selected work. We discuss the likely sequence before scheduling.
02Can I buy my own fixtures?
Yes, when the model, dimensions, delivery date and installation requirements are confirmed before the work reaches that stage.
Serving the GTA.
Use a location page for local planning notes, then tell us the exact address privately through the estimate process.
