Renovated Toronto bathroom with a glass walk-in shower, grey porcelain tile, and an oak floating vanity

See a Fair Price for Your Toronto Bathroom Before Anyone Visits

Renovating a 50 sq ft bathroom in Toronto costs about $19,500 to $35,400 CAD before HST at 2026 prices. The low end keeps the plumbing in place with a tub and shower and standard fixtures, and the high end moves the plumbing and adds a walk-in shower, a new fan, and upgraded fixtures.

Many trades work in a small bathroom, so two choices set most of the price. The first is how much of the room you replace, and the second is whether the toilet, sink, and shower stay where they are.

Prices updated October 2026

Price Your Bathroom

Your Bathroom

sq ft
Enter the floor area of the bathroom in square feet.

Enter how many bathrooms of this size and with these choices you want renovated.

Toilet, Sink, and ShowerSelect whether the toilet, sink, and shower stay in place or move.
Shower or TubSelect the shower and tub setup you want.
TileSelect how much of the floor and walls get new tile.

Fixtures and Condition

Vanity and Fixture LevelSelect the quality level of the vanity, toilet, faucets, and tile.
Fan and LightingSelect whether the bathroom keeps its fan and lights or gets new ones.
Leaks or Water DamageSelect the water problems you see in the bathroom today.

Upgrades

Tick to add a frameless glass door or panel to the shower.
Tick to replace soft or damaged subfloor under the bathroom.

Location

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What Changes the Cost

  • Shower or tub: A walk-in shower or a separate tub and shower costs more than a tub with a shower.
  • Waterproofing and tile: Every wet wall gets waterproofed, and more tile means more material and labour.
  • Plumbing layout: Moving the toilet, sink, or shower means new drain and water lines.
  • Walls and subfloor: Soft subfloor or damaged walls get replaced before new tile goes down.
  • Fixtures and vanity: Upgraded and premium fixtures raise the cost of every item in the room.
Tiler setting grey porcelain tile in a curbless walk-in shower during a Toronto bathroom renovation
A walk-in shower needs a sloped floor and more tile than a tub with a shower.
Contractor applying a waterproofing membrane to shower walls before tiling in a Toronto bathroom renovation
Every wet wall gets a waterproof membrane before the tile goes on.
New drain and water lines in an opened floor for a relocated toilet in a Toronto bathroom renovation
Moving the toilet or shower adds new drain and water lines under the floor.

What Your Estimate Includes

Your estimate covers demolition, plumbing, waterproofing, wall and floor finishes, fixtures, and installation for the choices you make. You can save it as one part of a larger project.

Before

Dated Toronto bathroom with an almond tub, beige tile, and an oak vanity before renovation
A dated tub, worn tile, and an old vanity.

After

Toronto bathroom after renovation with a new tub and shower, grey tile, and an oak vanity in the same layout
The tub, toilet, and sink stay in place, which keeps the price near the low end.

What True Frame Builders Checks Before Your Quote

Contractor checking a bathroom subfloor for water damage before a Toronto bathroom renovation
True Frame Builders checks your bathroom floor and walls for water damage before sending your quote.

Water damage and weak framing often stay hidden until the walls and floor are open. True Frame Builders reviews those risks with you before your final quote. Your final price depends on site conditions, measurements, chosen materials, and the full work plan. True Frame Builders visits, measures, and then sends your quote.

Common Questions

How much does a bathroom renovation cost in Toronto?

Renovating a 50 sq ft bathroom costs about $19,500 to $35,400 CAD before HST at 2026 prices. The low end keeps the plumbing in place with a tub and shower and standard fixtures, and the high end moves the plumbing and adds a walk-in shower, a new fan, and upgraded fixtures. Your own cost depends on your answers in the estimate and the condition of your bathroom.

Do I need a permit to renovate my bathroom?

In Toronto, moving or adding plumbing needs a building permit, and so does structural work. Replacing fixtures in the same spots usually does not. True Frame Builders checks your scope and applies for any permit the work needs.

Can I renovate two bathrooms in one project?

Yes. Set the number of bathrooms in the estimate, and True Frame Builders confirms the size and choices of each room when it reviews your project.

Plan the Next Part of Your Project

The basement renovation and legal basement apartment estimates include a basement bathroom, so price a basement bathroom there. For work across several rooms, use the whole-home renovation estimate.

Each part of your project has its own estimate, and your saved estimates add up to one project total.