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Bathroom renovations · Toronto & the GTA

Bathroom Renovations in Toronto & the GTA

Showers, tubs, vanities, tile and lighting, done by one crew from our Thornhill office.

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Finished bathroom with a glass shower, a tiled bench and a wood-look tile wall, beside a white veined waterfall double vanityThe same bathroom from the other side: a tall walnut cabinet with open shelves, a toilet and large light floor tiles
One finished Art Style bathroom, seen from both ends.

Three bathrooms, three kinds of shower

Corner shower with glass on two sides, cream vertical tile, a lit niche along the back wall and black fixtures, on a wood-look plank floor
Corner glass enclosureGlass on two sides, a lit niche across the back wall, a hand shower on a slide bar.
Walk-in shower behind a glass door, with a tiled bench, a wood-look tile wall, a lit niche and a pebble floor
Walk-in with a benchA tiled bench, a wood-look feature wall and a pebble floor behind one glass door.
Built-in tub with glass panels above it and two lit niches set into grey textured tile
Tub with glass panelsA built-in tub, hinged glass instead of a curtain, and two lit niches.

One bathroom, five photos

A tub in the bay window, a shower beside it

The same room, from the shower to the window.

  1. Shower with glossy cream vertical tile, a black rain head and hand shower, a recessed niche and a pebble mosaic floor with a square drain

    Vertical tile, a niche and a pebble floor in the shower.

  2. Walnut floating vanity on black metal legs under a wide backlit mirror, with the shower behind it

    A walnut vanity on black legs under a backlit mirror.

  3. Bathroom with a backlit mirror over a walnut vanity, a curbed shower, a toilet and the edge of a white tub in front

    Vanity, shower, toilet and tub in one view.

  4. White freestanding oval tub with a black floor-mounted faucet in a bay with three windows

    A freestanding tub in the three-window bay.

  5. Tub filled with water and a black faucet in front, the tiled shower and a toilet behind it

    The tub filled; the shower and toilet behind it.

Google reviews

From clients whose bathrooms we renovated

“Outstanding service! My bathroom remodel was completed right on schedule, and the workspace was kept spotless throughout. Art and his team were a pleasure to communicate with and consistently went the extra mile to ensure everything was done right. Thank you, guys”

Levancho · bathroom remodel

“Amazing service, very professional, renovated my washroom! Great prices!”

Diana Imanzhanova · washroom renovation

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Permits

Moving a drain takes a permit; swapping a toilet does not

CityNeeds a permitNo permit
TorontoNew or changed plumbing; a backwater valve; moving wallsRepairing or replacing fixtures such as a toilet or faucet
VaughanAdding or altering plumbing fixtures; pipes stay uncovered until the final inspectionNot listed
MarkhamAny plumbing work, even a fixture aloneA separate plumbing permit inside a larger project
Richmond HillAltering plumbingBuilding bathroom cupboards

Fans, heated floors, lit mirrors

  • Wiring them is electrical work: in Ontario, hire only a Licensed Electrical Contractor, who notifies the ESA.
  • Keep the Certificate of Acceptance; an insurer or a sale may require it.

Source: ESA, working with general contractors

Bathroom mid-installation: wood-grain vanity boxes with black pulls and no top yet, a wire coming out of the bare wall above, a toilet and a shower glass panel

Another bathroom, mid-installation

Before the vanity top goes on

The vanity boxes hang without a top, the shower glass is in, and a wire waits in the bare wall. Check now:

  • Where that wire sits for the mirror or light.
  • That open drawers clear the toilet.
  • The sink positions before the top is cut.

Lighting in the shower, at the mirror and under the vanity

Each needs power at that spot before the walls are tiled.

  • Recessed niche wrapping around a shower corner, lit along its top edge, in cream vertical tile with black fixtures
    Lit corner nicheA recessed shelf around the shower corner, lit along its top.
  • Wide mirror with a glowing edge over a walnut double vanity, beside a toilet, on a wall of wave-pattern tile
    Backlit mirrorA wide mirror with a lit edge over a walnut double vanity and wave-pattern tile.
  • Navy double vanity with a white top, two black-framed mirrors and wall lamps, with light glowing under the vanity onto a wood-look plank floor
    Light under the vanityA strip under a navy double vanity that lights the floor at night.

Waterproofing

Three shower membranes, as their makers describe them

Schluter KERDI

What it is
A fleece-faced polyethylene sheet set in thin-set.
When tile can go on
Straight away, no waiting period.

LATICRETE HYDRO BAN

What it is
A liquid in two coats that dries olive green.
Flood test
Two hours after the second coat at 21 °C; 24 hours at 10–21 °C.

MAPEI AquaDefense

What it is
Premixed liquid rubber; fabric reinforces corners and drains.
When tile can go on
After 30–50 minutes; flood test after 12 hours.

Sources: Schluter KERDI · LATICRETE HYDRO BAN · MAPEI AquaDefense data sheet

Questions

Bathroom renovation FAQ

Do I need a permit to replace a toilet or vanity in Toronto?

No. Replacing plumbing fixtures needs no permit; adding or moving plumbing does.

Does turning a tub into a walk-in shower need a permit?

Yes, if the drain moves: that changes the plumbing system.

Who wires the exhaust fan or a heated floor?

A Licensed Electrical Contractor, who notifies the ESA of the work.

How soon can tile go on the waterproofing?

On Schluter KERDI, right away. On MAPEI AquaDefense, after 30–50 minutes.

How quickly will you get back to me?

Within 24 hours, and the first visit to your home is free.

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