What We Handle
- Full bathroom remodels — gut the space and rebuild it the way it should be
- Shower replacements — walk-in showers, tile showers, glass enclosures
- Bathtub removal and replacement — tub-to-shower conversions and tub upgrades
- Tile work — floors, walls, shower surrounds
- Vanity and sink replacement
- Toilet replacement
- Lighting and ventilation upgrades
- Flooring — tile, LVP, heated floor systems
Why Kitchener Homeowners Call Us
The number one complaint we hear from homeowners who’ve been burned before: the contractor started the job, collected a deposit, and disappeared for weeks. Or the work was sloppy and nobody came back to fix it. We don’t operate that way. Dan — the owner — is reachable throughout the project. The crew shows up when they say they will. The job gets finished. We’ve renovated bathrooms across every Kitchener neighbourhood — from older bungalows and semis in the east end to newer builds in Doon South and the south end.Our Bathroom Renovation Process
Step 1 — Free In-Home Estimate We come to your home in Kitchener, look at the space, and talk through what you want. No pressure. No showroom. Step 2 — Scope and Pricing You get a written quote with everything itemized. What’s included, what it costs, and how long it takes. Step 3 — Demo and Build Our crew handles demo, waterproofing, tile, fixtures, and finishing. We protect the rest of your home while we work. Step 4 — Final Walkthrough You walk through the finished bathroom with us. Anything that needs attention gets handled before we consider the job done.Bathroom Renovation Costs in Kitchener
- Basic refresh (vanity, toilet, flooring, paint): $8,000–$15,000
- Mid-range remodel (full tile, new shower, new fixtures): $18,000–$35,000
- High-end ensuite (heated floors, custom tile, freestanding tub, double vanity): $40,000+
Tub to Shower Conversions
More Kitchener homeowners are pulling out tubs they never use and putting in walk-in showers. It is one of the most common jobs we do. A conversion usually runs faster than a full remodel because the plumbing stays close to where it was. Most tub to shower conversions in Kitchener take about a week, including waterproofing, tile and glass. If anyone in the house has trouble stepping over a tub wall, a low-threshold shower makes the bathroom safer without making it look like a hospital.
Working in Older Kitchener Homes
A lot of Kitchener’s housing stock went up between the 1950s and 1980s, and those bathrooms hide surprises: galvanized plumbing, undersized venting, floors that were never level. We open things up, tell you what we found and price the fix before we keep going. No mystery invoices at the end. That is why homeowners in older neighbourhoods like Rosemount, Victoria Park and Heritage Park keep calling us back for the second bathroom.