Bathroom renovation in Toronto & the GTA
Enjoy a bathroom you’re proud of, with confidence in the work behind the finish. We show you the waterproofing before it’s covered and stand behind our workmanship for life. Clear pricing and an agreed schedule help you plan your budget and daily routine.
Completed bathroom renovation in Richmond Hill
2,000+
Projects completed across our services
25+
Years of renovation experience
4.8/5
Google review rating
$5M+
Liability insurance; WSIB covered
“Recently the Capable Group renovated our very dated bathroom. It was a complete rip out and redesign.”Sarah · Google review · September 15, 2026
A bathroom can look beautiful and still leave you short of storage or squeezing past the shower. We help you bring the look you want and the way you use the room together, so the renovation improves everyday life as well as the finish.
Make the shower a part of your day you look forward to. We’ll help you choose a walk-in shower, a tub-and-shower combination or keeping a tub you still want. The layout needs to suit your space and the people using it.
Give the things you use every day a home, instead of leaving them around the sink. Drawers, shelves and shower niches can add storage without crowding the room.
Feel sure about the look before it becomes your bathroom. Your free 3D design brings the vanity, tile, lighting and fixtures together, so you can see whether the choices work as a whole.
A fixture can fit on a plan and still make the room awkward. Seeing the shower, vanity and storage together in 3D helps you spot what you want to change before construction.
Your itemized fixed quote shows the work you’re paying for before you sign. If hidden conditions or a change you request add work, the extra price and time are agreed before that work begins.
You need to know how the household will manage while the bathroom is out of use. We agree on access, fixture availability and washing and toilet arrangements before demolition, including when it’s your only bathroom.
You shouldn’t have to judge the whole job by the finished tile. The membrane, shower slope and drain connection are named in your quote, with photos before they’re covered. Ventilation helps control moisture and reduce mould risk. Your lifetime workmanship warranty comes in writing, with terms to review before you sign.
You don’t need a finished design to get useful answers. At a free estimate visit, we can discuss what you want to improve, what can stay and what needs a closer look before your quote.
See what a finished Capable bathroom can look like. These completed projects give you real layouts, materials and storage ideas to bring to the conversation about your own room.
A freestanding tub, glass shower and long vanity.
A basement bathroom with a double vanity and walk-in shower.
“Recently the Capable Group renovated our very dated bathroom. It was a complete rip out and redesign.”
September 15, 2026
Google review
“Nazar was amazing during the renovation — professional, responsive, and always keeping me informed with daily updates.”
May 18, 2026
Google review
“The full service from Ludmila's material selection to 3D renderings to Nazar's final renovation was exceptional.”
February 23, 2026
Google review
These GTA market planning ranges help you decide where to start; they are not a Capable quote. Amounts are in Canadian dollars before HST. Your free estimate visit and agreed scope establish the work for your fixed quote.
Small bathroom
A smaller room with a contained scope. The visit helps establish whether that starting range fits your room and the preparation it needs.
Full bathroom renovation
The layout, fixtures, finishes and necessary repairs shape the budget. We help you understand what your choices add to the work.
Moving fixtures or custom details
A new layout or custom finish can be worth the extra work. Plumbing relocation, custom glass, detailed tile and concealed repairs need to be included in the scope.
If the existing layout works, keeping suitable fixture locations can reduce relocation work. That can leave more of your budget for the improvements you’ll notice and use.
If a door, vanity or shower makes the room awkward, a new finish won’t solve it. We look at those pieces together so the layout supports the way you want to use the bathroom.
The free estimate visit turns your ideas into a practical discussion about the room, budget and work needed. You can raise leaks, storage problems and concerns about living through the renovation.
The 3D design helps you picture the result; the itemized fixed quote explains the work behind it. Together, they help you choose with a clearer understanding of the room and the investment.
We coordinate preparation and installation so you have one team bringing the renovation together. The final walkthrough gives you the chance to review the completed room with us.
Keeping a fixture you still like may make sense if its condition, size and connections suit the new bathroom. We can assess that with you. If you want to renovate in stages, we’ll identify work that would need reopening later so you can weigh the saving against the extra disruption.
Tell us what isn’t working and what you’d love to change. We’ll review your project and arrange the next step for your free estimate visit.
Knowing when you can use the room again matters as much as knowing the start date. A full bathroom typically needs about two to four weeks of active construction, after design, ordering and required approvals. Custom glass, detailed tile, inspections and concealed repairs can extend the schedule.
Settling the layout, key selections and delivery dates before demolition helps avoid decisions holding up work once the room is opened up. Design and ordering have their own schedule.
The agreed schedule sets out how preparation, plumbing, electrical work, waterproofing and finishes fit together. You can see what happens before the room is ready to use again.
Your schedule identifies the periods without a working toilet or shower. We agree on washing and toilet arrangements before work starts, so this is part of the plan from the outset.
Getting ready is easier when essentials are within reach and people can pass one another. Vanity storage, mirror lighting and clear shower access can improve that routine without making the bathroom larger.
Your budget should address the things that bother you most about the room. Useful storage or a more comfortable shower may matter more to you than a finish upgrade. We help you weigh those choices against the work they require.
A renovation affects the home around it. We discuss access, protection of nearby rooms and washing and toilet arrangements before work begins, so you can prepare for the disruption rather than discover the practical problems after demolition.
A comfortable bathroom needs room for you as well as the fixtures. Checking doors, drawers and shower glass together helps avoid a layout that looks right but leaves you squeezing through or struggling to clean beside it.
The support after completion should be clear too. Your written workmanship warranty and care instructions explain the coverage, maintenance requirements and how to raise a concern, so you know where to turn after the renovation.
Choosing key fixtures and finishes early helps the work move in the right order. Deliveries, site conditions and inspections can still affect the calendar; we discuss those dependencies as part of the schedule, so you can plan around more than installation time.
Clear more space around the sink with storage that fits what you actually use. We consider drawers, shelves, vanity depth and door clearance together, so extra storage still leaves room to move.
Make stepping onto the bathroom floor more comfortable with planned underfloor heating. We consider the heating, controls, electrical work and finished floor height together, before the new floor goes in.
Make the mirror easier to use and the room more comfortable throughout the day. Lighting, outlets and ventilation are planned around your routine, with the work identified before walls and finishes are closed.
Get fixtures that suit the way you use the room and the look you want. We explain the work involved in replacing them in place or moving them, so you can weigh a new layout against the extra cost.
Make the bathroom easier to use as needs change. Lower shower thresholds, seating and support can be considered as part of the design, with suitable space and construction behind the finished surfaces.
Get the look you love with surfaces suited to everyday use. We help you consider cleaning, tile layout, edges and niches together, because those details affect both the finished room and the installation work.
Choosing a contractor means trusting a team in your home. Hear a client describe his basement renovation with Capable; the bathroom projects above show our completed bathroom work.
It depends on the work: Toronto’s guidance distinguishes fixture repair/replacement from plumbing-system changes; structural or material alterations can also require approval. ESA says almost all electrical work requires a notification. For complete eligible applications, Toronto’s review streams state ten business days for House Stream and a three-business-day Express review goal after intake; these are review clocks, not guaranteed issuance or construction time. Elsewhere in the GTA, check the relevant municipality.
They help you find a look, layout or storage idea you’d like to explore in your own room. The visit establishes what fits your property and budget; finished photos cannot prove the hidden construction or predict your price. For connected rooms, see the Vaughan full-home project, Richmond Hill open-concept project and our Vaughan renovation service.
Start with what you want to change; you don’t need to arrive with a finished design. Request a free estimate visit so we can discuss your bathroom, priorities and budget. The 3D design then helps you picture the room, while the itemized fixed quote explains the agreed work before you sign.
For planning, GTA market ranges start from about $9,000 for a small bathroom; a full renovation typically runs $15,000–$40,000. Amounts are in Canadian dollars before HST. Keeping fixtures in place can simplify the work; moving plumbing, rebuilding waterproofing and repairing damage add scope.
Your free estimate visit helps establish which work your room needs. Use the bathroom cost calculator to explore the options, or the planning and scope guide to separate essentials from optional upgrades.
Allow about two to four weeks of active construction for a full bathroom after design, ordering and required permits. Custom glass, detailed tile, inspections and concealed repairs can extend the calendar. Your project schedule separates preparation from construction and identifies when the bathroom will be out of use.
If it is your only bathroom, washing and toilet arrangements are agreed before demolition. That gives you something practical to plan around, rather than treating the total build time as the time you’ll be without facilities.
A clear price starts with clear work. Your itemized fixed quote sets out the agreed scope before you sign. We discuss unresolved conditions and, if hidden conditions or requested changes add work, agree on the extra price and time before proceeding. Keep those changes in writing so you can see what you’re approving.
Our Ontario renovation contract guide explains what to look for in the wider agreement.
Look for evidence you can check: completed work, customer reviews, insurance and a written scope and warranty. Capable’s project total covers all our renovation services, while the projects on this page show completed bathroom work. You can review our licences and insurance information and ask about the work, price and warranty terms before committing.
The protection starts beneath the finish: tile and grout alone are not waterproof. Waterproofing, drainage and ventilation each matter, along with ongoing maintenance. Your quote identifies the membrane, shower slope and drain connection, and you receive photos before tile covers them.
Existing leaks or stains need their cause assessed. Ventilation helps control moisture and reduce mould risk; no finish or material can guarantee a room will never have a moisture problem.
Useful storage frees the surfaces you use every morning without making the room harder to move through. Drawers, a shallower vanity, wall storage or shower niches may help. The right choice depends on door clearance, what is inside the walls and the waterproofing details.
The Vaughan bathroom project gives you a completed example to discuss when we look at your room.
Start with the result you want and what frustrates you about the current room. We can explore those priorities against the space and budget, then use the 3D design to see how the shower, storage and finishes work together.
The Richmond Hill bathroom project can help you explain what you like; your own layout should suit the way you want to use the room.
The household arrangements need to be part of the job before demolition. We discuss access through the home, protection of nearby surfaces, cleanup and when fixtures will be unavailable. For your only bathroom, washing and toilet arrangements are agreed first. Temporary facilities or scheduling requests are specific to your project.
Condo work also depends on the building’s rules and approvals. The Condominium Authority of Ontario explains the process.
A $5,000 budget is more suited to selected cosmetic updates than a full bathroom rebuild. What it can cover depends on the room and fixtures you keep. As GTA market planning benchmarks, small bathrooms start from about $9,000 and full bathrooms from about $15,000, before HST. The free visit helps establish the work your room needs.
Sometimes: a powder room or small bathroom where every fixture stays in place and the floor and walls are sound. A main bathroom rebuilt to the studs with a new membrane usually starts closer to $15,000. At the free visit, we’ll tell you which side of that line your room is on.
Labour, plumbing changes and the shower construction can account for a substantial part of the cost. Moving drains, custom glass and a tiled walk-in or curbless shower add work. Keeping a layout that suits you can reduce relocation costs; the itemized quote shows where your own budget is going.
About $12,000–$20,000 in the GTA market for a full conversion with a new drain, membrane, tile and glass, before HST. An acrylic insert costs less, but it doesn’t rebuild the waterproofing behind the walls. We’ll show you the difference before you choose.
The membrane, the slope and the drain connection are each a named line in your itemized quote, and you get photos of them before the tile covers them. They’re our workmanship, so our lifetime workmanship warranty covers them, in writing, and it transfers if you sell.
You’ll know before we start. The exact days without a working toilet and shower are written into your schedule, the work is ordered to keep them few, and we agree on washing and toilet arrangements before demolition. A full bathroom usually needs about two to four weeks of active work in total, and the days it’s unusable are a part of that.
Yes—accessibility can be part of a bathroom you’re proud of. Depending on the space and floor construction, options include a lower-threshold shower, seating, suitable grab-bar backing, lever handles and slip-resistant tile. We can discuss the person’s entry, reach and support needs at the free visit, then show how those choices fit the design.
Yes, with the board’s approval first. Expect rules on working hours, elevator bookings and insurance. We prepare the documents management asks for, including our WSIB and $5M+ liability insurance certificates, and design around the slab, since condo drains usually can’t move far.
Some costly mistakes begin before the finishes go in: missing waterproofing, unsuitable ventilation, fixture choices left until after demolition, or quotes compared without checking the included work. Our design, itemized quote and photos before tiling give you specific things to review, rather than relying only on how the finished room looks.
Yes. Because we renovate whole houses, the same team traces the leak to its source, rebuilds the bathroom properly and repairs the ceiling and finishes in the room below, on one contract and one schedule.
It depends on the condition of the room and the work needed; no one can promise the price a buyer will pay. A targeted refresh may be enough when the fixtures and surfaces are sound. A leak or damaged floor needs its cause assessed first. Tell us you’re preparing to sell at the free visit so we can discuss the options. Our written lifetime workmanship warranty is transferable.
Free bathroom estimate
Get a clearer picture of what your renovation could involve. At your free estimate visit, we’ll discuss your ideas and the room’s condition so your quote reflects the bathroom you want and the work it needs.
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Bring the kitchen and bathroom into one renovation plan when both rooms need work.
Make the bathroom part of a home that works better from room to room.
Add bathroom convenience downstairs as part of your basement renovation.
Find out what gaining basement height could make possible for the space.
Consider the bathroom alongside the requirements of a complete secondary suite.
Explore more space when rearranging the rooms you have won’t meet your needs.
Work out what your room needs and which upgrades can wait.
Check the company information behind your contractor decision.
See the kitchen, living spaces and laundry.
See the bathroom alongside the connected rooms.
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