If you're planning a bathroom renovation in Toronto, the honest answer is: it depends on scope. A cosmetic refresh (new fixtures, vanity, tile) costs far less than a full gut renovation that touches plumbing and electrical.
What drives the price
- Scope — replacing a vanity and tile is a fraction of the cost of moving plumbing or reconfiguring the layout.
- Age of the home — older homes in areas like Etobicoke sometimes reveal outdated plumbing or subfloor damage once demolition starts, which affects the final price.
- Materials — tile, fixtures, and vanity finishes have wide price ranges depending on what you choose.
- Permits — most bathroom renos in City of Toronto don't need a building permit unless you're moving walls or adding a new bathroom, but it's worth confirming with your contractor.
Why we quote on-site, not over the phone
Every Toronto property is different, especially once you factor in existing plumbing, subfloor condition, and access. We give free on-site quotes so you get a real number, not a rough estimate that changes once work starts.
Get a clear price
Call us at (437) 494-7917 or request a free quote online — we'll walk the site, confirm scope, and give you a clear price before any work begins.