Completed Capable Group project · Richmond Hill
Richmond Hill Bathroom Renovation
Start with the bathroom you want to live with. We’ll help you work out what needs to change, show the proposed room in 3D and put the agreed work into an itemized fixed quote before you sign. This completed Richmond Hill project gives you a real example of Capable’s work as you consider what is possible in your own home.
The completed project
You don’t need every answer before you begin
You may know that your bathroom no longer works for you without knowing how far the renovation needs to go. Perhaps you want to keep a usable fixture, replace the bath with a shower, or change the whole room. Those are different jobs. The first conversation should help you understand the options, not push you into a bigger project before you know what you need.
Tell us what you want to change and what you would like to keep. We’ll explore the layout and finishes around your room, then discuss the work behind those choices. The aim is to reach a plan you understand well enough to approve—not leave you choosing products and hoping they will work together.
Before you commit
Make the changes while they are still a plan
It is hard to commit to a renovation you cannot picture. A finish sample does not tell you whether the whole room will feel right, and a list of fixtures does not show how you will use it. That is why we include a free 3D design: you can look at the proposed bathroom as a whole, ask questions and discuss changes before the build starts.
Test the plan against your day
Start with the frustration that brought you here. If it is a crowded counter, check where everyday items will go. If the bath is rarely used, compare keeping it with a shower-focused layout. If more than one person uses the room, discuss how the proposed arrangement will work for them. These are questions to resolve in your design, before you approve the fixtures.
Keep what is worth keeping
A renovation does not have to mean replacing every usable item. We can assess whether an existing fixture’s condition, dimensions and connections suit the new room. If you want to do the work in stages, identify anything that would need to be opened again later. Then you can decide whether keeping or deferring it actually serves your plan.
Your scope and budget
Know what the price is buying
A quote is useful when you can connect the number to the bathroom you have agreed to build. Start with the changes that matter to you, then review what is included in delivering them. Capable provides an itemized fixed quote before signing, so you can discuss the scope and choices before committing to the work.
Include the work behind the finish
The finished rooms here show the kind of result you can consider. For your renovation, waterproofing, drainage and ventilation also need to be included in the scope. Ask what work and materials are covered, which selections remain open and what is excluded. That gives you a clearer basis for comparing proposals than the total alone.
Agree on changes before they become extra work
Opening a room can reveal conditions that were not visible at the estimate visit. You may also decide to change part of the design. If hidden conditions or requested changes add work, we agree on the price and timing before proceeding.
Living through the work
Plan for the days your bathroom is out of use
Even a renovation you are looking forward to affects the rest of the household. If this is your only bathroom, toilet and washing arrangements need to be settled before demolition. Access, the work sequence and fixture availability belong in the planning conversation too, so you can prepare for the disruption.
Completed work
A real project to help you judge the finish
These bathrooms are part of a completed Capable Group renovation in Richmond Hill. Use the photographs to decide whether this is the kind of finished work you would like in your home. Your own design, scope and quote will be developed around your room.
2026 Toronto and GTA market range
What could a bathroom renovation like this cost?
This Canadian-dollar market range is an early planning reference. It is not the historical price of this Richmond Hill project and not a Capable Group quote.
The lower end assumes a contained full-room scope. Plumbing relocation, custom glass, premium fixtures, detailed tile and repairs behind finishes can move the total higher.
A useful estimate should state design, demolition, labour, materials, fixtures or appliances, permits, tax, allowances, exclusions, protection, disposal and the method for handling concealed conditions.
Timing
How long could the work take?
A full bathroom commonly needs about two to four weeks of active construction after design, ordering and any permits. Custom glass, detailed tile, inspections and concealed repairs can extend the calendar.
Permit check
Could this work require a permit?
Possibly. Structural changes, plumbing work and other material alterations can change the permit path. Confirm the exact scope with Richmond Hill Building Services before construction starts.
Before requesting an estimate
Questions to settle before pricing a bathroom
Can a tub, shower and long vanity fit in my bathroom?
The answer depends on measured fixture sizes, door swing, shower entry, toilet clearance and cleaning access. A scaled layout should be approved before fixtures are ordered.
Should plumbing stay in the same locations?
Keeping usable drains and supplies can reduce floor and wall work. Movement may be worthwhile when the existing layout is unsafe or impractical, but it should be priced before finish selections.
What must be waterproofed?
The shower or tub assembly, penetrations, transitions and other wet areas need a specified system installed to the manufacturer requirements and applicable code. The substrate and drain details matter as much as the visible tile.
What should we send for an initial review?
Send photographs from every corner, approximate room dimensions, known moisture problems, fixture preferences, city and rough timing.
Your bathroom
Tell us what you want to change
You do not need a finished design to start. Tell us what is not working in your bathroom, what you would like instead and anything you want to keep. Include your city and preferred timing. We’ll discuss the options and arrange the next steps for your free estimate visit.
Photos or plans can be shared later. Start with what you want your bathroom to do better.
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