Condo Bathroom Renovation in Toronto: Washroom Package from $15,840
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Condo washroom package
A complete condo bathroom renovation in Toronto starts from $15,840 + HST with CSG. That includes demolition, a new waterproofed walk-in shower, plumbing, tile, drywall, electrical and paint. You choose and supply the vanity, toilet, faucets, tile and shower glass, so you control the look and the cost of your finishes.
One licensed, insured team handles the whole job from the first visit to the final walkthrough, with 18+ years of experience, a 3-year workmanship warranty and a 4.9-star rating from 74 Google reviews. Rated 4.9 by 74 Google reviewers.
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What’s included in the washroom package: from $15,840
Our package is built for a typical condo washroom of about 5 by 8 feet, where the tub is converted into a tiled walk-in shower and the plumbing and electrical stay in their existing locations.
Demolition and protection
- Protection of the floors and hallway outside the washroom
- Removal of the tub, tiled walls, toilet, vanity, sink cabinet and mirror
- Floor tile removed down to the subfloor
- Debris removal throughout the job
Plumbing
- New plumbing rough-in for the walk-in shower
- Square shower drain, supplied and installed
- Your fixtures installed: shower faucet, vanity, vanity faucet and toilet
Waterproofing and shower build
- Backer board on all shower walls, DenShield or cement board, up to 7 feet high
- Sloped shower pan with a curb, mortar bed or foam tray, waterproofed with membrane
- Waterproofing membrane, Schluter-Kerdi or RedGard, over corners, seams, fasteners and the drain flange
Electrical
- New GFCI-protected outlet at the vanity, to Ontario electrical code
- New matching covers on every switch and outlet
Drywall and tile
- Mould- and moisture-resistant drywall on walls and ceiling where needed, taped and sanded smooth
- Large-format floor tile with matching tiled baseboard
- Large-format wall tile around the shower, up to 7 feet high
- Mosaic tile on the shower floor
- Grout, plus silicone at the shower, vanity and toilet base
Painting and finishing
- Primer and two coats of Benjamin Moore Aura Bath & Spa on walls and ceiling
- Door and casings repainted in Benjamin Moore Ultra Spec 500, satin white
- Your accessories installed: vanity light, mirror, towel bars or hooks, toilet paper holder and vanity hardware
You supply: vanity, toilet, faucets, tile, shower glass door and panel, mirror, light and accessories. Your glass company installs the shower glass.
The biggest shares go into the work you can’t see once the job is done: plumbing, waterproofing and the shower pan, which together are more than 40% of the package. That’s what keeps a condo bathroom from leaking into the unit below.
Optional add-ons, priced separately
- Exhaust fan replacement, if your existing fan needs it
- Electric heated floor with a programmable thermostat
- Built-in tiled shower niche
- Curbless (zero-threshold) shower entry
- Subfloor repair or levelling, if needed once the old floor is removed
Each add-on is priced in your written estimate before work starts.
How CSG’s price compares with Toronto bathroom renovation prices
A condo washroom renovation from CSG starts from $15,840 + HST. Published 2026 prices for a full bathroom renovation in Toronto:
| Source | Published price |
|---|---|
| CSG condo washroom package | from $15,840 |
| A Toronto renovation directory’s 2026 guide: basic renovation, existing layout | $15,000 – $22,000 |
| The same guide: typical full bathroom | $20,000 – $30,000 |
| A Toronto renovation company’s 2026 price guide: mid-range full renovation | $15,000 – $30,000; most projects $18,000 – $32,000 |
| Toronto homeowners, March 2026: 3-piece bathroom quote / full gut of a small bathroom | $20,000 – $24,000 / about $15,000 – $25,000 |
Our package price covers the work, the waterproofing and the installation materials. You choose and buy your own fixtures, tile and glass, so you can shop sales and pay only for the finishes you want.
Prices compared are published ranges, before HST, checked October 2026. Other companies’ prices change and may include fixtures and tile.
Condo bathroom renovation in Yorkville, Yonge & Bloor and midtown Toronto
We renovate condo bathrooms in Toronto’s established high-rise neighbourhoods, where many buildings are 15 to 30 years old and their original bathrooms are ready to be replaced:
- Yorkville: condo towers along Yorkville Avenue, Bloor Street, Avenue Road and Davenport Road
- Yonge & Bloor and the Bay Street Corridor: towers along Bay, Yonge, Charles and Bloor
- The Annex: condo buildings at Bloor and Avenue Road
- Yonge–St. Clair and Summerhill: midtown condos along Yonge Street and St. Clair Avenue
- King West and the Entertainment District: downtown towers along King and Wellington
- Rosedale–Moore Park, Forest Hill and Mount Pleasant East: boutique and midtown condo buildings
- York Mills and Lawrence Park: condos along Yonge Street in North York and midtown
Condo bathroom renovations follow building rules. Here is what to expect:
- Building approval. Most condo corporations require a renovation agreement before work starts, especially for plumbing and waterproofing. We provide the scope and paperwork management needs.
- Elevator booking. Buildings usually require a booked service elevator, often with a fee or refundable deposit.
- Working hours. The City of Toronto allows construction noise from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturdays, and not on Sundays or statutory holidays. Many condo buildings set shorter hours, often 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Proof of insurance. Management usually asks for the contractor’s liability insurance certificate. We provide ours.
- Waterproofing first. In a condo, a leak becomes your neighbour’s problem. Every shower we build is fully waterproofed before any tile goes on.
Why choose CSG for your condo bathroom
- Rated 4.9 by 74 Google reviewers.
- A clear package price. You know the starting price and the scope before the site visit, and the final price in writing before work begins.
- Proven waterproofing systems: Schluter-Kerdi or RedGard membranes and DenShield or cement backer board.
- One team for everything: demolition, plumbing, waterproofing, tile, drywall, electrical and paint.
- Licensed renovator, fully insured and WSIB-covered.
- 18+ years of experience and a 3-year workmanship warranty.
- Prefer to spread the cost? See renovation financing.
About our package price
The package price is a starting price, not a fixed quote. It covers the scope listed for a typical condo washroom of about 5 by 8 feet, with plumbing and electrical in their existing locations and normal site conditions. Your final price is confirmed in a written estimate after we visit, measure and check access to your unit. The written estimate is valid for 30 days.
What can change your price:
- Your bathroom: a larger room, more tile area, moving the toilet, vanity or shower, or a different shower design
- Parking: paid or limited parking for our vehicles, or no loading space near the building
- Building access: elevator booking fees, limited elevator times, and building working hours shorter than normal
- Carrying distance: a long corridor or a long walk from the loading dock or parking to your unit
- Delivery: deliveries that must be booked into set time windows, split into several trips, or carried by hand
- Building requirements: extra protection, deposits, paperwork or inspections required by your condo management
- Material prices: supplier price increases before materials are ordered; prices are locked once your deposit is paid
- Hidden conditions: water damage, mould, rotted or uneven subfloor, or old plumbing found once the walls and floor are opened
We check these at the site visit and list our assumptions on your written estimate. If something changes later, we explain it, price it in writing, and do the extra work only after you approve it.
Not included in the package: vanity, toilet, faucets, tile, shower glass door and panel, mirror, light and accessories, and the optional add-ons above.
How it works
- Send photos. A few pictures and rough measurements through our estimate form.
- Site visit. We measure, check access, confirm the scope and help you plan your finishes.
- Written estimate. An itemized price and start date, valid for 30 days.
- Demolition and rough-in. Old bathroom out, shower plumbing updated on the existing lines.
- Waterproofing. Backer board, shower pan and membrane, before any tile goes on.
- Tile, drywall and paint.
- Finishing. Fixtures and accessories installed; your glass company installs the shower door.
- Walkthrough. We check every item with you before we call it done.
A standard condo washroom takes about 2 to 3 weeks once materials are on site.
Renovating a bathroom in a house, or moving the layout? See our main bathroom renovation page.
Ready for your new bathroom?
Send photos and rough measurements, and we’ll call you back with next steps and a written estimate. Request a bathroom estimate or call (647) 428-0007.
Most full bathroom renovations in Toronto cost about $15,000 to $30,000 in 2026. CSG’s condo washroom package starts from $15,840 + HST, including demolition, a waterproofed walk-in shower, plumbing, tile, drywall, electrical and paint. You supply the fixtures, tile and shower glass.
No. It’s a starting price for the scope listed and normal site conditions. Parking, elevator times, corridor length, delivery, building rules, the size of your bathroom and hidden conditions can change it. Your final price is confirmed in a written estimate after a site visit, and no extra work happens without your approval.
The vanity, toilet, faucets, tile, shower glass door, mirror, light and accessories are supplied by you. Exhaust fans, heated floors, shower niches, curbless showers and subfloor repairs are optional add-ons, priced up front.
Yes. Our package is built around a tub-to-shower conversion, with a new drain, full waterproofing and tile, ready for the glass door of your choice.
We install DenShield or cement backer board on the shower walls up to 7 feet, build a sloped shower pan with a curb, and cover every corner, seam, fastener and the drain with a Schluter-Kerdi or RedGard membrane before tiling.
Usually, yes. Most buildings require a renovation agreement before plumbing or waterproofing work. We provide the scope, insurance certificate and schedule management asks for.
Our package keeps the plumbing and electrical in their existing locations. If your project needs a permit, for example to move the toilet, vanity or shower, we’ll tell you before work starts and include it in your estimate.
About 2 to 3 weeks once materials are on site. You’ll need another bathroom to use during that time.
The City of Toronto allows construction noise from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturdays, with none on Sundays or holidays. Your building may set shorter hours, and we follow them.
Yes. Every bathroom renovation comes with our 3-year workmanship warranty.
Yes. CSG is a licensed renovator, fully insured and covered by WSIB.
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FAQ
Yes, we can plan and organize all toilet relocation work. However, it is worth considering the practicality of this option beforehand, which our managers will help you to do at the project creation stage.
Depending on the scope and complexity of the work that needs to be done, a bathroom remodel can take anywhere from 10 to 30 days to complete. In the case of unique design solutions with custom materials, the period may be extended by the time of waiting for the materials to be ready.
The exact schedule of work we will make after the finished project and estimates and will inform you before the work begins.
The average cost to renovate an average-sized bathroom (10’x10′) would be $10,000 – $15,000.
That being said, our designers will be able to create a project to fit your budget and choose the best solutions. Call us at (647) 428-0007 for a free consultation.
Typically, the return on investment from a bathroom remodel is about 75%. Roughly speaking, when you sell your apartment, you will be able to increase its value by the cost of your renovation (i.e. recoup your costs 1.75 times).
Yes, from consultation to the creation of the project at the preliminary stage. And from the approval of permits to the finishing work and installation of plumbing, we can take care of everything.
Yes, in most cases, you will need a permit. Depending on the local regulations, the requirements for permits may differ.
Everything is real 🙂 However, in most cases, unless you are a skilled repairman, you will need professional help. Therefore, write out in advance the entire list of works and assess your skills objectively.
The size of the bathroom doesn’t have much effect on the speed of the work. It is the complexity of the renovation and the amount of work involved that has a greater impact. The average time for a bathroom renovation is 2-4 weeks.
Plumbing and tiling are the most expensive jobs in a bathroom renovation. They require specific knowledge and experience to consider the room’s nuances.
Bathroom renovation guides
The budget bathroom renovation cost in Toronto starts at $12,000. A mid-range bathroom renovation will cost you up to $18,106. Upscale renovation on the other end will cost you a whopping $84,704. To best establish the cost of bathroom renovation, you will have to consider various aspects of the process itself.
Plan condo shower waterproofing before tile installation. Ask about system details, transitions, testing and records with this Toronto owner planning guide.
If you own a small, cramped bathroom, you probably experience periodic annoyance when you and someone else in the family might need something in the room at the same time. One option to solve this problem without evicting anyone from the house is to enlarge the bathroom at the expense of another room, but we suggest more affordable and less costly ways.
When it comes to repair, home renovations or simple home improvement, it should be clearly understood that some improvements are impossible without professional skills and special equipment. It is necessary to address to professionals with such improvement. There are certain projects that can be much more complicated than you might think, so before trying to do something yourself, ask a professional about it.