Toronto

Bathroom Renovations in Toronto

From century semis in Riverdale and the Annex to postwar bungalows and downtown condos, we renovate Toronto bathrooms of every size and vintage. Starting at $15,999.

Toronto Bathroom Specialists

Why Toronto Bathrooms Need a Different Approach

Toronto has some of the oldest housing stock in the country. The Victorian and Edwardian semis and row houses across the old city were built long before anyone expected a home to have two or three bathrooms, and the rooms reflect that: many original Toronto bathrooms are five feet by seven or smaller, and a great many houses still have only one.

The bigger story is behind the walls. Pre-1960 Toronto homes routinely still have cast iron drain stacks, galvanised steel supply lines and, in the oldest of them, knob-and-tube wiring feeding the bathroom. Opening up a wall here regularly reveals infrastructure no previous owner ever replaced, which is exactly why a Toronto bathroom quote should never be given without seeing the house.

Space is the other constant. Adding a second bathroom is one of the most requested projects we handle in the city, whether that means a powder room under the stairs, a full bathroom in a finished basement, or carving an ensuite out of an oversized bedroom. Downtown, condo bathrooms bring their own rules again.

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  • Permits & approvals handled for you
  • On-time delivery, every project
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What We Build

Bathroom Renovations We Do in Toronto

Every kind of Toronto bathroom, from a two-piece under the stairs to a full primary ensuite.

Main & Family Bathrooms

The most common Toronto project: a full renovation of the original second-floor bathroom, usually within its existing footprint.

Primary Ensuites

New or rebuilt ensuites with double vanities, separate showers and custom glass, often carved out of adjoining bedroom space.

Powder Rooms

Two-piece bathrooms on the main floor or tucked under the stairs, the least expensive way to add a bathroom to a Toronto house.

Basement Bathrooms

Full bathrooms below grade, including up-flush and ejector systems where drainage sits below the city sewer line.

Condo Bathrooms

Downtown condo renovations built around building rules, elevator bookings, concrete slabs and shared ventilation.

Accessible Bathrooms

Curbless showers, grab bar blocking, wider doorways and comfort-height fixtures for ageing in place.

Local Expertise

What Makes a Toronto Bathroom Different

These are the things that actually decide the cost and timeline of a bathroom renovation in Toronto.

Cast Iron & Galvanised Plumbing

Pre-1960 Toronto homes often still run on cast iron stacks and galvanised supply lines. We replace them properly rather than tying new fixtures into failing pipe.

Very Small Footprints

A five-by-seven bathroom can still feel generous. Wall-hung vanities, curbless showers, pocket or sliding doors and recessed niches buy back space without moving walls.

Adding a Second Bathroom

One-bathroom houses are common across the old city. We add powder rooms under stairs, full baths in basements, and ensuites carved from adjoining bedrooms.

Basement Drainage

Below-grade bathrooms usually sit under the sewer line, which means either breaking the slab to run new drains or installing an up-flush or ejector system.

Condo Building Rules

Downtown condos mean elevator bookings, restricted work hours, concrete slabs that limit drain moves, and shared ventilation. We work inside those constraints daily.

City of Toronto Permits & Access

We handle permits when fixtures move or structure changes, and we plan for narrow streets, permit parking and disposal on lots with no driveway.

Pricing

What a Bathroom Renovation Costs in Toronto

Our full-service bathroom renovations start at $15,999. That covers a complete renovation of a standard bathroom, including demolition, waterproofing, tile, fixtures, vanity, lighting, paint and final finishing, with permits and trades coordinated for you.

Most Toronto main bathrooms land between $16,000 and $40,000 depending on size, whether the layout moves and the finishes you choose. Primary ensuites typically run $35,000 to $65,000. Older homes needing drain stack or supply line replacement sit higher, which is why we quote after seeing the space rather than over the phone.

Read our full GTA bathroom renovation cost guide →

Where We Work

Toronto Neighbourhoods We Serve

We renovate bathrooms right across the city, from the old core to the neighbourhoods around it.

The Annex
Leslieville
Riverdale
The Beaches
High Park
Roncesvalles
The Junction
Bloor West Village
Cabbagetown
Davisville
Yonge & Eglinton
The Danforth
How It Works

Our Simple 5-Step Process

From first call to final walkthrough, we make renovating your Toronto bathroom clear and stress-free.

1

Reach Out

Call us or fill out our quick form to tell us about your bathroom.

2

Free Consultation

We visit your home, measure the space and talk through goals, budget and timeline.

3

Detailed Estimate

You receive a transparent, itemized estimate within 2 to 3 business days.

4

Review & Refine

We walk through the proposal together until you are fully confident.

5

Sign & Start

We lock in your start date and handle scheduling, permits and coordination.

Good to Know

Toronto Bathroom Renovation FAQs

How much does a bathroom renovation cost in Toronto?
Our bathroom renovations start at $15,999. Most Toronto main bathrooms land between $16,000 and $40,000, and primary ensuites typically run $35,000 to $65,000. Older homes that need drain stack or supply line replacement sit higher, so we quote after seeing the space.
Do I need a permit to renovate a bathroom in Toronto?
Not usually if fixtures stay in their existing locations. You generally do need a City of Toronto permit to move or add plumbing fixtures, change structure, or add an entirely new bathroom including one in a basement. We handle the permit process for you.
Can you replace cast iron drain stacks and galvanised pipe?
Yes, and in older Toronto homes it is often the right call. We assess the condition of the stack and supply lines before quoting, so the cost is in the estimate rather than appearing as a change order once the wall is open.
Can you add a second bathroom to a Toronto house?
Yes. It is one of our most common city projects. Depending on the house that might be a powder room under the stairs, a full bathroom in the basement, or an ensuite carved from an adjoining bedroom. Basement bathrooms may need an up-flush or ejector system.
Do you renovate condo bathrooms in downtown Toronto?
Yes. We work within building rules regularly, including elevator bookings, restricted work hours, concrete slabs that limit how far drains can move, and shared ventilation systems. We handle the building approval paperwork as part of the project.

Ready to Renovate Your Toronto Bathroom?

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