1. A price you can plan around
- Materials and installation, line by line
- Priced from real products at Toronto rates
- Updates with every tap
Toronto bathroom estimator
Design your bathroom. See the price as you go.
- Pick a look you’d want to wake up in
- Tap the fixtures you like — each shows its price
- See an all-in price for materials and installation
Free · no account · takes about 2 minutes
What you get
Three things, in two minutes
2. Built for your kind of home
- Condo, house or older home
- Elevator, access and old plumbing priced in
- Board paperwork handled for you
3. Your design, yours to keep
- Exact brands and model numbers
- PDF spec sheet in your inbox
- Use it with any contractor you like
One fixed price. One finish date. Both in writing.
- One fixed price, written into your contract
- One completion date, written in beside it
- Any change priced in writing before it happens
Priced from real products by
- Canadian dollars, before HST
- Toronto and the GTA
- A planning range — your fixed price comes after a free walkthrough
Nothing to sign up for until you want your spec sheet
What the number covers
The estimate is all-in: the fixtures and materials you choose, and the work of putting them in. It is a planning range; your fixed price comes after a free walkthrough.
Included in the estimate
- Vanity, sink, taps and toilet
- Shower, tub and clear glass where the room has them
- Wall and floor finishes: 30 sq ft powder, 90 sq ft main, 165 sq ft ensuite; final coverage measured on site
- Installation: demolition, waterproofing, plumbing, electrical, tiling and paint
- Any extras you add, priced installed
Not included
- HST
- Structural work, or damage found behind the walls
- Fees charged by your building or the city
- Anything outside the bathroom
What a bathroom renovation costs in Toronto
These starting packages use the calculator’s default selections for a house with the layout unchanged. Materials are planning allowances subject to supplier confirmation; installation covers demolition, waterproofing, plumbing and electrical, tiling, standard shower glass and paint. CAD, before HST.
| Bathroom | Fixtures and materials | Installation | Starting package | Time on site |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Powder room Toilet and sink, about 25–35 sq ft | $4,640 – $7,390 | $3,072 – $6,623 | $7,712 – $14,013 | 1–2 weeks |
| Main bathroom Tub, shower, toilet and vanity, about 40–60 sq ft | $8,260 – $13,080 | $8,713 – $15,002 | $16,973 – $28,082 | 3–4 weeks |
| Primary ensuite Room for a big shower and double sinks, 60+ sq ft | $10,885 – $17,130 | $13,313 – $23,226 | $24,198 – $40,356 | 4–6 weeks |
Each row describes one starting configuration: materials plus installation equal the package range. Different styles, fixtures, finishes, layout changes and optional extras change the price. Your fixed quote follows a walkthrough.
What moves the number
- A condo adds about 10% to the installation allowance before starting-package reductions — elevator booking, floor protection, restricted hours and the board application.
- A home built before 1960 adds about 15%, for plaster, old pipes and floors that are rarely level.
- A few small moves adds $1,500 – $3,000 — Shift the vanity or the shower a couple of feet to make the room work better.
- A whole new layout adds $3,500 – $8,000 — Move the toilet, or swap the tub for a big walk-in shower. In condos this may need board approval.
- What you choose is the rest of it: real marble instead of stone-look porcelain, or a stone tub instead of acrylic, moves the total by thousands.
More on the work itself: bathroom renovation, condo renovation, and how a project runs.
Estimator questions, answered
Is the number a quote?
No. It is an all-in planning estimate: the fixtures and materials you picked, with product allowances, installation and the selected style package. Your fixed price and completion date come after a free walkthrough, because only then can we see the walls, the plumbing and the access.
Do I have to give you my email?
Not to see your price. The design, the photo and the all-in estimate are free and need nothing from you. An email only gets you the planning spec sheet with product references to confirm with suppliers. Your phone number is optional.
Where do the prices come from?
Materials come from the lines in the estimator, including Kohler, Duravit, TOTO, Hansgrohe, Graff and Caesarstone, shown as ranges because finish and availability move the number. Installation is priced by room size, adjusted for condos and older homes, and for any plumbing you want moved.
Can I use the spec with another contractor?
Yes. The PDF is yours. We would rather you walk into a supplier knowing what you want than spend three weekends finding out, whoever ends up building it.
Is the photo my exact bathroom?
No. It is an AI impression of the style you chose, so you can see the mood. Product references and availability still need supplier confirmation, and the walkthrough is where the real layout gets drawn.