Read full reviewWe had great experience working with Max. He was very attentive to all our concerns and requests, easy communication and quality of workmanship is outstanding!
Bathroom Renovations · Vaughan, Toronto & the GTA
A bathroom you’ll love walking into.
From a brighter family bathroom to a beautifully finished ensuite, we bring the layout, materials and renovation together—with Max involved from the first conversation to the final walkthrough.
15+ years of renovation experience
WSIB covered · $5M liability
insurance
01 / Georgetown · Primary ensuite
A warmer, more generous ensuite.
The room was opened for a new layout around a separate bath and shower. A custom wood double vanity adds storage for two; light tile and black fixtures tie the room together, with heated flooring from the entrance to the tub.
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A custom double vanity brings two sinks and everyday storage together.
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Glass and matching black fixtures connect the shower to the room.
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The wall niche keeps bath essentials within reach.
02 / Georgetown · Second-floor bathroom
Less enclosed.
More light.
The old tub enclosure and upper wall kept window light away from the vanity.
We replaced the tub with a glass shower, removed the overhead bulkhead and lowered the obstructing wall while keeping its required lower section. Daylight now connects both sides of the room.
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After — glass shares the window light with the vanity.
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Before — the tub enclosure separated the two sides of the room.
03 / King West · Condo bathroom
A small bathroom—with room to move.
An inward-swinging door used up valuable floor space. A pocket door freed the entrance, while the old tub became a glass-enclosed shower with controls within reach before stepping into the spray.
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Before: the inward-swinging door restricted the compact room.
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After: the pocket door slides into the wall, leaving the doorway clear.
Materials & everyday use
Make it work beautifully for you.
Start with the way you use the room. We work through the layout, materials and practical choices with you, then agree the selections and work to be included.
Shower & bathing
Keep a bath for a long soak, or make daily showers easier. This glass enclosure includes a built-in bench; we review the space, entry and controls before deciding what fits.
Vanity, storage & lighting
Choose storage around what you use every day. Here, two sinks share a large mirror and wall lighting, with drawers and cupboards keeping the counter clear.
Tile, fixtures & finishing
Bring the colours, tile layout and hardware together. We help review product suitability and coordinate ordering with installation, so the parts work together as well as they look.
Heated floors, easier-access showers and future mobility needs can be part of the plan. Suitability depends on the room and building; upgrades are scoped and priced in your quote.
More bathroom projectsPlanning, coordination & aftercare
Your renovation,
with Max involved.
Max stays involved from the first conversation to the final walkthrough. We coordinate the people, materials and sequence of work, with protected routes, a contained work area and daily cleanup to help keep your home manageable.
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Understand the room
We discuss what is not working, review the space and agree the layout, selections and work. Your written quote sets out the scope before construction.
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Bring the work together
We help coordinate selections and ordering, prepare the room and organize the renovation. If opening the walls reveals a problem, we explain the options and agree changes before proceeding.
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Walk through it together
We review the finished room with you. If a workmanship concern comes up afterward, contact us so we can inspect it and address defects caused by our labour or installation.
Workmanship support, with clear terms.
Coverage applies to the original client during ownership, subject to the applicable manufacturer-warranty period for supplied products. Where no meaningful manufacturer warranty exists, ownership-period coverage applies. Sale or another contractor’s repair or alteration ends coverage. The full terms set out exclusions.
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Good work. A good experience.
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Planning your renovation
A starting point
for your budget.
The room, the layout and your selections shape the price. These established ranges help start the conversation; your written quote sets out the work and finishes included.
Complete bathroom renovation
$18,000–$38,000
For a complete renovation with the layout largely staying where it is: a new room built around familiar plumbing locations.
Layout-changing or custom bathroom
$38,000–$75,000+
For a more individual room, with changes such as relocated plumbing, custom cabinetry or glass, and more extensive finish choices.
Prices exclude HST. Premium finishes, heated floors and other upgrades depend on your quote. Condo access, structural conditions and concealed repairs can move a project within or above these ranges.
Before we begin
A few things you may be wondering.
What should we budget, and what will the quote cover?
Plan on $18,000–$38,000 for a complete bathroom renovation with a largely established layout, or $38,000–$75,000+ for more custom work or layout changes. Prices exclude HST. Your written quote identifies the agreed work, materials or allowances, protection, cleanup and exclusions. Plumbing moves, tile, cabinetry, glass and heated floors affect the price. The final price follows the room and selections agreed in your written quote.
How much time should we allow before the bathroom is ready?
Allow for planning and ordering as well as the work in your home. We confirm the sequence after reviewing the room, approvals and product availability. Demolition, plumbing, electrical work, waterproofing and tile happen before final fittings. Custom glass is often measured after tiling, so its fabrication and installation can follow the main construction work. We discuss when the bathroom will be unavailable before scheduling.
Can you help us choose and source bathroom products?
Yes. We can review whether fixtures, tile and a vanity suit the room, and coordinate ordering with installation. Share product specifications before buying so dimensions, fittings and delivery can be checked. If you supply products, we cover our installation workmanship; product defects, missing parts and compatibility remain your responsibility. Extra removal or reinstallation caused by a client-supplied product failure is chargeable.
Client-supplied product responsibilities Products supplied by Strataline
Can you replace the tub with a shower that is easier to use?
Often, yes. We review the entrance, floor space, drain and controls with you. A low threshold, suitable seating or grab-bar backing may help, depending on your needs. A fully curbless shower also needs enough floor depth for drainage, slope and waterproofing; it is not possible in every room. Where helpful, we can coordinate the plan with your occupational therapist.
Can we remain at home if the only bathroom is being renovated?
The household needs a workable alternative before construction removes access to its only bathroom. Protection and daily cleanup do not make an unfinished shower or disconnected toilet usable. We discuss the sequence and expected interruptions with the scope. If another bathroom remains available, protected access and planned shutoffs can make occupancy more practical.
What needs arranging for a condo bathroom renovation?
Share the building’s renovation rules before products are ordered or work is booked. Approval forms, contractor documents, work hours, elevator bookings, common-area protection and water shutoffs all affect the plan. Building approval is separate from any municipal or trade approvals the work requires. We agree who handles each requirement and any separate fees; permit-required work waits until approval is issued.
What happens if you find hidden damage or the work needs to change?
We document what we find and explain the repair before covering the area again. Old leaks, damaged framing or an unsuitable floor can change the work needed. We discuss additional work with you before it proceeds, including the price and effect on the schedule. Requested changes are handled the same way: the work, cost and timing are recorded against the agreed scope.
What if a workmanship issue appears after the bathroom is finished?
Tell us what changed and send wide and close photographs. We investigate and return to correct defects caused by our labour or installation. Coverage is for the original client during ownership, subject to the applicable manufacturer-warranty period for supplied products. Where no meaningful manufacturer warranty exists, the original client’s ownership period applies.
Coverage ends on sale or another contractor’s repair or alteration. Ordinary dirt, wear, accidental damage, misuse, inadequate maintenance, unrelated water intrusion, structural movement and client-supplied product defects are excluded. Supplied-product claims follow separate manufacturer terms.
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