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Bathroom Renovation in Toronto & GTA

Plan waterproofing, tile, vanity and finishing work around the existing room and approved scope.

Toronto & GTA service areaScope reviewed before next steps
Modern bathroom renovation with a walk-in shower, round mirror and wood vanity

Start with the scope

Send the project postal code, timing and optional photos. PReno will review the details before discussing the next estimate step.

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Waterproofing

Professional waterproofing and drywalling

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Tile Installation

Floor, wall, and shower tile installation

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Coordinated Scope

Vanity, fixtures, painting and trim, with regulated trade work identified separately

What to expect

A Practical Approach to Bathroom Renovation in Toronto & GTA

PReno provides bathroom renovation in Toronto and the GTA for homeowners planning a complete rebuild or a focused bathroom refresh. The first step is understanding the existing room, the features you want to keep and the result you want to create.

The scope can bring together demolition, drywall and wet-area preparation, waterproofing, shower or tub work, tile, vanity installation, fixtures, painting and trim. Each estimate is based on the approved work rather than a one-size-fits-all bathroom remodeling package.

  • Demolition and disposal
  • Waterproofing and drywalling
  • Tile installation (floor, wall, shower)
  • Vanity and mirror installation
  • Fixture installation and separate plumbing coordination
  • Painting and trim work

PReno serves Toronto and surrounding GTA communities. Share your postal code, photos and project details to confirm current availability and plan the next estimate step.

The timeline depends on the existing condition, full or partial scope, material availability, trade coordination and drying or curing time between stages.

Choose the right renovation scope

Full Bathroom Renovation or Partial Bathroom Refresh?

A practical bathroom renovation starts by separating the features that can stay from the surfaces, fixtures and systems that need attention. PReno reviews the existing room and the result you want before defining the estimate scope.

Full bathroom renovation

A full renovation may include demolition, wall and floor preparation, waterproofing, shower or tub work, tile, vanity, fixtures, painting and trim. It is the clearer route when several finishes are worn or the room needs a coordinated redesign.

Partial bathroom refresh

A partial refresh keeps suitable parts of the room and targets selected upgrades such as a vanity, mirror, fixtures, paint or limited tile work. The existing waterproofed areas and substrate condition determine what can reasonably remain.

Walk-in showers and tub-to-shower projects

A walk-in shower or tub-to-shower project requires more than new tile. Drain position, water supply, waterproofing, slope, curb or entry detail, glass and storage should be reviewed together before the layout is finalized.

Estimate planning

Bathroom Renovation Cost Factors in Toronto

There is no useful one-price answer without seeing the room and selections. A detailed estimate should reflect the approved scope, site access, existing condition and finish choices instead of relying on a generic bathroom remodeling figure.

  • Full renovation or partial refresh

    The amount of demolition, preparation and replacement work sets the starting scope.

  • Layout and service changes

    Moving a shower, tub, toilet, vanity, lighting or ventilation adds coordination and preparation.

  • Shower and waterproofing scope

    The enclosure, base, niches, glass and condition behind existing finishes affect the work involved.

  • Tile selection and coverage

    Tile size, layout, cuts and the amount of shower, wall and floor coverage all influence labour.

  • Fixtures, vanity and finishing

    The chosen vanity, mirror, fixtures, accessories, paint and trim define the finishing stage.

  • Access and existing condition

    Condo procedures, occupied-home protection and repairs discovered after demolition can change the plan.

Behind the finished surfaces

Waterproofing, Tile Preparation and Bathroom Finishing

A finished bathroom is only as dependable as the preparation underneath it. The estimate should make clear which substrates, wet-area details and finishing tasks are included.

Wet-area preparation

Shower walls and bases need suitable preparation before tile. Open walls also provide a chance to identify damaged material or surfaces that need correction before waterproofing and finishing.

Shower, wall and floor tile

Tile preparation considers flatness, transitions, drainage, grout layout and the planned fixture locations. Large-format tile, niches and detailed patterns can require extra layout and cutting time.

Vanity, mirror, fixtures and paint

The vanity size, mirror, lighting, fixtures, accessories, trim and paint should be coordinated with the tile and available clearances. Confirming selections early reduces avoidable changes later.

Condo bathroom renovation considerations

Toronto and GTA condo work may involve management approval, elevator booking, permitted work hours, water shutoff procedures and protection for common areas. Share the building requirements early so they can be considered when the scope and schedule are reviewed.

What affects the project timeline?

Timing depends on demolition findings, the layout, product availability, trade coordination and the drying or curing time required between stages. A partial refresh usually has fewer steps than a full rebuild, but the actual room and approved scope determine the sequence.

Prepare for an estimate

Helpful details to send PReno

You do not need every finish selected before the first conversation. A few practical details make it easier to understand the requested bathroom renovation in Toronto or the GTA.

  • The property location and whether it is a house or condo
  • Photos and approximate room dimensions
  • What you want to keep, replace or move
  • Preferred shower, tub, vanity and tile direction
  • Any known leaks, damage or ventilation concerns
  • Condo rules, target timing and material selections already made

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Project flow

Our Process

A clear sequence from the initial estimate through site preparation, installation and cleanup.

  1. 1

    Demolition and Disposal

    Remove old fixtures and materials

  2. 2

    Waterproofing and Drywalling

    Install waterproof membrane and drywall

  3. 3

    Tile Installation

    Install floor, wall, and shower tile

  4. 4

    Vanity and Mirror Installation

    Install vanity, mirror, and accessories

  5. 5

    Fixture Coordination

    Confirm fixture placement and coordinate plumbing connections with the appropriate trade

  6. 6

    Painting and Trim Work

    Final painting and trim installation

Helpful answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about bathroom renovation for Toronto and GTA homes.

What is included in a full bathroom renovation?

The scope may include demolition, wall and floor preparation, waterproofing, shower or tub work, tile, vanity, fixtures, painting and trim. Your estimate should list the agreed work for the room.

What affects bathroom renovation cost in Toronto?

Key factors include the amount of demolition, layout changes, existing damage, shower and waterproofing details, tile coverage, fixture selections, site access and whether the property is a condo.

Can I refresh part of the bathroom instead of renovating everything?

A partial refresh may be practical when the layout, waterproofed areas and selected finishes are in suitable condition. The existing surfaces need to be reviewed before deciding what can remain.

Can a bathtub be converted to a walk-in shower?

A tub-to-shower project can be considered after reviewing the drain, water supply, waterproofing, entry detail, glass and available space. Those items should be planned as one coordinated scope.

Why are waterproofing and tile preparation important?

Tile is a finished surface, so the substrate, wet-area preparation, drainage and transitions underneath need to be addressed first. The estimate should identify the preparation included before tile installation.

Do you install shower, wall and floor tile?

Bathroom scopes can include shower, wall and floor tile. Tile size, layout, niches, cuts, grout pattern and the condition of the prepared surface all affect the installation plan.

Can the renovation include a vanity, mirror and fixtures?

Yes. The vanity, mirror, fixtures and accessories can be included in the agreed scope and coordinated with tile, lighting locations, clearances, painting and trim.

Do you renovate condo bathrooms in Toronto and the GTA?

Condo bathroom renovation is possible when building requirements are identified early. Share management rules for approvals, work hours, elevator access, water shutoffs and common-area protection during planning.

How long does a bathroom renovation take?

The timeline depends on the full or partial scope, demolition findings, material availability, trade coordination and required drying or curing time. PReno reviews the sequence after the room and selections are understood.

What should I send when requesting a bathroom estimate?

Send the property location, photos, approximate dimensions, the items you want to keep or replace, known damage, preferred shower or tub direction, target timing and any condo requirements.

Service area

Areas We Serve

Contact PReno with your postal code to confirm current availability for your project.

TorontoMississaugaEtobicokeNorth YorkScarboroughVaughanOakvilleBrampton

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Eugene was great. The work was fast and looks perfect. The price was very reasonable. I would recommend them and use them again.

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