Bathroom Renovations in Etobicoke
From 1920s Tudor-style homes in the Kingsway to postwar bungalows in Long Branch and condo towers at Humber Bay Shores, we renovate Etobicoke bathrooms of every era. Starting at $15,999.
One District, Three Kinds of Bathroom
Etobicoke's homes span a century. The Kingsway's first houses went up in 1924, mostly detached two-storey Tudor-style homes built through the 1940s. Long Branch's original cottages were largely replaced by postwar brick bungalows. In the federal ridings that cover Etobicoke, 28.8% of homes were built before 1961 and another 32.9% between 1961 and 1980, according to the 2021 census.
At the same time, Etobicoke is a condo district. More than four in ten of its homes are in apartment buildings of five or more storeys, and in the Etobicoke-Lakeshore riding a third of homes were built since 2001. Condo bathrooms come with their own rules: board approval, booked elevators and plumbing that has to stay where it is.
Under all of it are the City of Toronto's rules. A permit is needed to install or modify plumbing, and homes built before the mid-1950s may still have a lead water service, which the City's priority replacement program can help with.
- Licensed & insured contractors
- Transparent, itemized pricing
- Permits & approvals handled for you
- On-time delivery, every project
What Etobicoke Bathrooms Cost
Our full-service bathroom renovations start at $15,999 for a complete renovation of a standard bathroom: demolition, waterproofing, tile, fixtures, vanity, lighting, paint and finishing, with permits and trades coordinated for you.
Most Etobicoke family bathrooms cost $16,000 to $40,000. Condo bathrooms usually fall in the same range, and character-home bathrooms with older plumbing can sit higher. Primary ensuites typically run $35,000 to $65,000. You get a fixed, itemized quote.
Bathroom Renovations Across Etobicoke
The projects we build most often, from the lakeshore to Rexdale.
- Character Home Bathrooms. Bathrooms for 1920s to 1940s homes in the Kingsway and Sunnylea, with modern waterproofing behind period-appropriate finishes.
- Bungalow Bathroom Rebuilds. Making the most of the single bathroom in a Long Branch or Alderwood bungalow.
- Condo Bathrooms. Humber Bay Shores and Islington condo bathrooms built around board rules and fixed plumbing.
- Basement Bathrooms. A second bathroom in the basement, with flood protection the City will help pay for.
- Primary Ensuites. Large showers, double vanities and heated floors in renovated and rebuilt homes.
- Accessible Bathrooms. Curbless showers and support blocking for aging in place.
Etobicoke Bathroom Facts
| Homes built before 1961 | 28.8% (2021 census, Etobicoke ridings) |
| Homes in buildings of 5+ storeys | 42.8% (2021 census) |
| Permit needed for | Installing or modifying plumbing. Not for repairing or replacing fixtures. |
| 2026 permit fees | $23.20 per fixture in a house, $30.94 in a condo building; $214.79 minimum |
| Basement flooding subsidy | Up to $6,650 per property |
| Lead pipes | Possible in homes built before the mid-1950s |
What Etobicoke Bathrooms Need
We plan for these local factors from the first visit.
Homes Built Before 1961
Almost three in ten Etobicoke homes are this old, so we expect older plumbing and walls built without waterproofing.
Lead Water Services
Toronto says lead pipes affect homes built before the mid-1950s. The City replaces its side once you commit to replacing yours.
Flood Protection Subsidy
Toronto's subsidy pays up to $6,650 per property, including up to $1,600 per backwater valve, which suits basement bathrooms.
Condo Rules
Condo bathrooms need board approval, booked elevators and work within fixed plumbing locations.
Permits and Fees
Toronto requires a permit to install or modify plumbing, at $23.20 per fixture in a house in 2026 ($30.94 in a condo building), with a $214.79 minimum.
Lakeshore Infill
Long Branch's neighbourhood guidelines shape exterior infill, so bathroom additions are designed with them in mind.
Our Simple 5-Step Process
From first call to final walkthrough, here is how we work on Etobicoke bathrooms.
Reach Out
Call us or fill out our quick form to tell us about your bathroom.
Free Consultation
We visit your home, measure the space and talk through layout, finishes, budget and timeline.
Detailed Estimate
You receive a transparent, itemized estimate within 2 to 3 business days.
Review & Refine
We walk through the proposal together until you are fully confident.
Sign & Start
We lock in your start date and handle scheduling, permits and coordination.
Etobicoke Bathroom Renovation FAQs
How much does a bathroom renovation cost in Etobicoke?
Do I need a permit for a bathroom in Etobicoke?
Can you renovate a bathroom in a Humber Bay Shores condo?
Is there a subsidy for a basement bathroom in Etobicoke?
Do older Etobicoke homes have lead pipes?
Etobicoke Neighbourhoods We Serve
We renovate bathrooms across Etobicoke, from the lake to the north end.
Recent Bathroom Renovations
A look at bathrooms we have built for homeowners across Toronto and the GTA.
