A tiler setting large-format tile on a shower wall in a Toronto bathroom, the waterproofing membrane still visible beside the finished section.

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Bathroom renovations, tub-to-shower conversions and refreshes across the GTA. What drives the price, and which parts need a licensed trade.

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How much does a bathroom renovation cost in Toronto?

We do not publish a band for this category yet, and that is deliberate: our pricing engine has rows for cleaning, moving, junk removal, lawn care, plumbing and electrical work, and a bathroom renovation is not one of them. Rather than type a range nobody can derive, the page shows none — post the job and compare the fixed-price offers you actually receive, which is the number that matters.

What makes one bathroom quote three times another?

Almost always the layout. Keeping the toilet, tub and vanity where they are means the drains and vents do not move and the work is finishes; moving any of them means opening the floor, which in most GTA houses is the ceiling of the room below. Tile choice moves the number far less than people expect.

Do I need a permit to renovate a bathroom in Ontario?

It depends on scope. Replacing finishes in the same footprint generally does not; structural changes and new plumbing or electrical work often do, and a condo will have its own approval process on top of the municipal one. Ask who is pulling it — a contractor who has not raised the question has not priced it.

Can one person do the whole job?

Not legally, for all of it. Altering drains or supply lines and adding circuits are licensed trades in Ontario. A general renovator handles demolition, framing, tile, fitting and finishing and subs the rest, which is normal — what matters is that they tell you who is doing it rather than leaving it vague.

How long is the bathroom out of use?

A refresh with no layout change is usually days. A full renovation is more often two to three weeks of working time, and longer if a fixture is back-ordered or an inspection has to be scheduled between stages. In a one-bathroom house that window is the thing to plan around, so ask for it as a sequence rather than a single date.

What is the part I should insist on seeing?

The waterproofing, before the tile covers it. A tiled shower is watertight because of the membrane, the pan slope and how the corners are treated, none of which is visible afterwards. Ask which system is being used, look at it, and take a photo — it is the only opportunity you get.

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