Bathroom Renovation Vaughan | Full Bathroom Renos, Vanity & Tile, Shower Enclosures

Are you planning a bathroom renovation to finally replace those outdated tiles?

We understand the feeling of wanting a fresh, modern space. These projects overlap directly with kitchen work, sharing the exact same trades: plumbing, electrical, and cabinetry.

Our team delivers full bathroom upgrades across Vaughan, either as cross-sells with kitchen projects or as standalone work. You get the same fixed-price contract model and the same licensed crew either way. Here is exactly what to expect.

What we renovate

Many Vaughan homes have their own quirks, so your specific layout dictates the plan. We handle a wide range of project scopes to fit your property type. Here is what we upgrade the most:

• Primary bathrooms: A full tear-out allows for major layout changes, walk-in showers, double vanities, and heated floors. Upgrading this space is a smart financial move, since a well-executed primary bath is one of the stronger returns in the York Region resale market.
• Small bathrooms: Sub-50 square foot layouts are common in Vaughan’s 1990s and 2000s housing stock. Our crew uses wall-hung toilets, floating vanities, and large mirrors to expand the perceived space.
• En-suite condo bathrooms: Renovating a VMC high-rise unit means strict building bylaws and logistics. We handle the paperwork, including the liability insurance and WSIB clearance Vaughan condo boards require before approving the work.
• Powder rooms: These high-impact small renovations are perfect for resale prep or guest-impression upgrades. A refresh here typically ranges from $5,000 to $8,000 and changes the feel of the main floor.

Waterproofing done right

The Ontario Building Code requires proper moisture barriers in wet areas, and skipping this step causes the large majority of bathroom failures within five years. Specifically, OBC 9.29.10.4 mandates moisture-resistant backing behind all shower tiles, extending at least 1.8 metres high.

Our standard practice exceeds those minimums. Here is the system you will find behind your new tiles:

• Schluter Kerdi membrane systems: Fully waterproof sheets that protect shower walls and pans far better than standard drywall.
• Kerdi-Drain linear or point drains: Essential components for sleek, modern curbless showers.
• Foam shower pan boards: These replace heavy mortar beds because they install faster, stay dry, and remain dimensionally stable.
• Permitted work: Your project manager files all necessary applications whenever the scope triggers a plumbing or electrical permit.

This is the same waterproofing approach used on premium new-build homes, and these standards create showers that hold up for 20 years or more.

Layout that works in small spaces

Many Vaughan bathrooms, especially in townhomes and older condos, average just 30 to 50 square feet. We know how to make every inch of a tight floor plan count. A cramped room can feel surprisingly spacious with the right design strategies.

To make a compact washroom feel bigger, consider these proven upgrades:

• Wall-hung toilets: Moving the tank into the wall saves floor space and makes cleaning easier.
• Floating vanities: Lifting the cabinet off the ground opens the floor visually and creates a lighter feel.
• Large-format tiles: Bigger tiles mean fewer grout lines, which tricks the eye into seeing a larger room.
• Frameless glass showers: Removing thick metal frames keeps sightlines open and brightens the enclosure.
• Recessed niches: Built-in shower shelves provide storage while adding zero footprint.
• Linear drains: These create a curbless shower, allowing a single continuous tile plane from the floor into the wet zone.

We recommend combining at least three of these features for the best result.

Cost ranges

Budgeting is usually the first thing on a homeowner’s mind, and we believe in total transparency on project costs. Prices vary based on material choices and the condition of the home’s hidden plumbing.

Here is a breakdown of typical investment levels in Ontario:

Several factors push a project into the high-end tier. Relocating a toilet stack is one of the most expensive choices you can make. Other luxury drivers include custom-fabricated vanities, imported marble tile, and premium brushed-brass fixtures.

Condo Owner Pro-Tip: High-rise renovations typically cost 10 to 20 percent more than detached homes. That covers mandatory logistics like elevator booking fees, weekday-only working hours, and specialized waste removal.

Our project managers handle all of those building logistics so you never have to.

When you can renovate kitchen and bathroom together

About 30 percent of clients choose to upgrade their kitchen and primary bathroom at the same time. We recommend this approach if your budget allows for a larger initial investment.

Combining the jobs provides real advantages:

• Single point of contact: You deal with one project manager.
• Lower management overhead: Streamlined logistics save money.
• One fixed-price contract: All costs are locked in together.

Our crew sequences the daily work carefully to minimize disruption. Kitchen demolition often runs in parallel with the bathroom rough-in, and the finishing stages happen in series so your home is never without both a kitchen and a working toilet at the same time.

Ready to stop dreaming and start planning your bathroom renovation? Book a free in-home consultation. We will measure your room, walk through your top priorities, and return with a firm quote within one week.