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Bathrooms
Renovating a bathroom isn’t just about improving the look. It’s a real investment in your comfort, hygiene, and the value of your home. In Montreal, bathroom renovation prices can vary depending on the materials, chosen options, and complexity of the work.
We offer full bathroom renovations throughout the Montreal area. Whether it’s to completely redo a bathroom, build a custom ceramic shower, or simply modernize the space, we adjust to your budget.
Price for a complete bathroom renovation in Montreal
For a standard bathroom (about 50 sq. ft.), a full renovation usually costs between $15,000 and $35,000. This price includes demolition, plumbing, electrical work, ceramic installation (floors and walls), painting, a handmade ceramic shower (walk-in or with glass door), a freestanding tub if needed, accessories (toilet, mirror, ventilation), and full waterproofing. The finish is always clean and professional.
Additional options
You can also add upgrades like electric heated floors, a heated towel rack, built-in niches, a linear drain, a bench in the shower, or recessed lighting. These features increase the price but provide a higher level of comfort, especially in the Montreal winter.
Here’s a list of our prices including labor and our standard materials:
| Items | Price per sq. ft. / unit |
|---|---|
| Water-resistant drywall + taping + painting | $4.39/sq. ft. |
| Ceramic floor (mid-range) + Schluter + grout | $17/sq. ft. |
| Ceramic shower wall (mid-range) + Schluter + grout | $22/sq. ft. |
| Tempered glass shower door | $1,500 |
| Standard toilet | $650 |
| Standard 36" vanity | $1,200 |
Things to keep in mind:
A bathroom ages faster than other rooms because of humidity. Investing in proper ventilation and water-resistant materials is crucial.
The existing plumbing can either simplify or complicate the job. If we need to move drains or pipes, the cost can go up.
A heated floor is a great upgrade. It adds about $8 to $12/sq. ft. depending on the system you choose.
A bathroom is a big investment — choose timeless finishes like white ceramic, neutral tones, or even wood-look tiles; they’ll still look good in 10–15 years and help retain your home’s value.
A bathroom renovation isn’t just about looks. It’s a chance to fix hidden problems like mold or leaks behind the walls.
Need a more detailed estimate? Contact us at the top.