BATHROOM RENOVATION CONTRACTOR IN BRAMPTON

A bathroom renovation is one of the most impactful upgrades you can do to a home, and in Brampton, most bathrooms are overdue for one. The majority of homes here were built in the 1990s and 2000s - semis, detached houses, and townhomes that came with builder-grade finishes designed to sell the house, not to last. After 15 to 25 years of daily use, the tile grout is cracking, the caulk around the tub is moulding no matter how often you clean it, and the plastic tub surrounds are yellowing.

Anand Renovation handles bathroom renovations from start to finish. One crew manages the entire project - demolition, framing, waterproofing, tile, vanity, drywall, paint, and trim. There is no juggling multiple contractors or chasing separate trades for updates. We show up, we build, and we stay until the walkthrough is done and you are satisfied with every detail.

WHAT'S INCLUDED IN A FULL BATHROOM RENOVATION

Every bathroom renovation we do covers the full scope of work. Here is what a typical project includes:

OUR RENOVATION PROCESS

Every bathroom renovation follows the same sequence. Skipping steps or doing them out of order leads to problems down the road. Here is how we run every project:

1. 1Free on-site estimate: We come to your home, measure the space, assess the existing conditions (subfloor, framing, plumbing locations), and give you a detailed written quote.
2. 2Design discussion: We walk through tile selection, layout options, fixture choices, and finishes. If you already have materials picked out, we review them for compatibility. If not, we help you narrow it down based on your budget and style.
3. 3Material sourcing: Once selections are finalized, we source or confirm all materials before demolition starts. Nothing is worse than ripping out a bathroom and then waiting two weeks for a backordered vanity.
4. 4Demolition: Old tile, drywall, vanity, tub or shower, and fixtures come out. We protect the rest of your home with plastic barriers and clean up debris daily.
5. 5Build phase: This is the core of the renovation. Framing adjustments go in first, then waterproofing (Schluter Kerdi membrane or equivalent), then tile installation on floors and walls, followed by vanity installation, drywall patching, taping, and painting.
6. 6Fixture installation and finishing: Faucets, shower heads, towel bars, mirrors, lighting, and trim all go in once the major build work is done. This is where the bathroom starts to look finished.
7. 7Final walkthrough: We go through the entire bathroom with you, point by point. If anything needs adjustment, we handle it on the spot. The job is not done until you sign off.

COMMON BATHROOM PROJECTS IN BRAMPTON

Most of the bathrooms we renovate in Brampton fall into one of three categories:

BATHROOM RENOVATION COST IN BRAMPTON

Costs vary depending on the size of the bathroom, the materials selected, and the scope of work. Here is a general range to give you a starting point:

These ranges cover labour, materials, and all finish work. The biggest cost variables are the tile you choose (porcelain vs. natural stone, standard vs. large-format), the vanity (off-the-shelf vs. custom), and whether the layout changes require any plumbing or electrical relocation. We provide a detailed, itemized estimate before any work starts - every line item is broken down so you know exactly where your money is going.

MATERIALS WE WORK WITH

The materials you pick determine the look, the durability, and a big chunk of the cost. Here is what we typically work with on bathroom renovations in Brampton:

• Porcelain vs. ceramic tile - Porcelain is denser, more water-resistant, and holds up better in wet areas like showers. Ceramic is lighter, easier to cut, and costs less. Both work well when installed properly.
• Large-format tile - 24×24 and 12×24 tiles are popular for floors and shower walls. Fewer grout lines means a cleaner look and less maintenance. They require a perfectly level substrate, which is why subfloor prep matters so much.
• Mosaic accent tile - Often used for shower niches, floor accents, or feature strips. Adds visual interest without overwhelming the space.
• Schluter waterproofing systems - We use Kerdi membrane for shower waterproofing and Ditra for uncoupling tile from the subfloor. These systems prevent cracks, leaks, and mould behind the tile. It is the difference between a shower that lasts 5 years and one that lasts 20.
• Vanity options - Solid wood vanities last longer but cost more. MDF vanities are budget-friendly and look good when finished properly. Single vanities for standard bathrooms, double vanities for master ensuites. We install freestanding, wall-mounted, or built-in depending on the layout.
• Fixtures - Faucets, shower heads, rain heads, hand showers, towel bars, and lighting. We install whatever you select, or we can recommend reliable brands at different price points. Matte black and brushed nickel are the most popular finishes in Brampton right now.

If you are not sure where to start with materials, we walk you through the options during the design discussion. We can also take you through supplier showrooms to see and touch materials in person before you commit.

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