100% Canadian owned · WSIB verified · BBB A+ rating · Licensed in house installers · Free in home estimate. Transform your existing bathroom into a modern, easy-to-clean space. No demolition, no long timelines.
Many Richmond Hill homes were built between the 1980s and the 2000s, and in a lot of them the bathroom is still the one the builder installed. A bathroom renovation in Richmond Hill brings that room up to date: a walk-in shower instead of a bathtub nobody uses, storage that fits, or a layout that works safely for a parent who is getting older. It’s also the moment to replace aging supply lines, missing waterproofing and a softened subfloor.
One Stop Bath renovates bathrooms across Richmond Hill from our Toronto base. Our own licensed installers do the work, not subcontractors, so a standard three-piece bathroom is usually finished in four to five days. You get an itemized written price after a free in-home estimate, and if a permit is needed, we handle it. If we find something behind the wall during demolition, you hear about it before we carry on.
You should be able to check a contractor, not just take their word for it. We’re WSIB covered and carry liability insurance, and we’ll show you proof of both at your estimate. Plumbing and electrical work follows the Ontario Building Code, and work that needs a permit gets one.
We also look for the problems that tend to turn up in homes of this age. Houses built roughly between 1978 and 1997 can have polybutylene (Poly-B) supply lines, a grey plastic pipe known for failing at the fittings. Homes and condos from roughly 1995 to 2007 can have Kitec, an orange or blue pipe system known for failing early that many insurers ask about. And older bathrooms often have tile set straight onto drywall with no waterproofing behind it. We check for these during the in-home estimate, so they’re in the quote instead of a surprise on demolition day.
Book a free in-home estimate. We measure the room, check what we can see behind it, and give you a written, itemized price before you commit to anything.
We do full bathroom renovations, ensuite remodels, powder room updates, tub-to-shower conversions, bathtub and shower replacements, vanity and toilet installation, and flooring and glass door installation.
Aging in place is one of the most common reasons families call us. A curbless or low-threshold shower, grab bars anchored to blocking inside the wall, a comfort-height toilet and slip-resistant tile make a bathroom safer without making it look clinical. In condos, the building’s rules come first. Your board or property manager will usually want a submission package and proof of insurance before work starts, will set the working hours, and will need the service elevator booked. Because drains run through a concrete slab, the layout usually stays where it is. We prepare the paperwork and work within the building’s schedule. You can read more about how condo bathroom renovations work.
Not sure what you want yet? We’ll go through layouts, materials and finishes with you before anything is ordered, so you know what the finished room will look like.
A standard full bathroom renovation in Richmond Hill typically costs $15,000 to $30,000. The biggest factor is whether the plumbing moves. Keeping the toilet, tub or shower and vanity where they are usually keeps a full renovation around $12,000 to $15,000. Moving plumbing or gutting the room back to the studs puts the same bathroom at $25,000 to $50,000 and above. A tub-to-shower conversion starts at $12,000.
Size matters less than most people expect. A small bathroom has nearly the same plumbing, waterproofing and fixture count as a large one, so the labour doesn’t shrink much with the floor area.
We don’t price from square footage alone. We look at the room in person, and the itemized quote lists the fixtures, the work and the timeline, so you can compare it line by line with any other quote you get.
Contact us today for a free consultation on your next kitchen or bathroom renovation project. Explore the advantages for returning client or new client.
Over 20 years renovating bathrooms across the GTA, itemized pricing and a written warranty on every project.
Every installation is completed by professional, licensed installers who know how to get the job done right the first time.
One Stop Bath is WSIB verified, with reviews from real customers you can read before booking a consultation.
We offer lower prices than many traditional renovation companies, without cutting corners on materials or installation quality.
Whether you need a simple tub or shower replacement or a full custom build, we’ll walk you through the options during your free estimate so you can compare materials and pricing before committing to anything.
We keep our process simple on purpose, because bathroom renovations already come with enough stress. It breaks down into three steps:
We visit your home, look at the room and give you honest numbers. It takes about 45 minutes, with no pressure and no obligation.
We work through materials, colours and layout with you so the finished bathroom matches what you pictured.
Four to five days for a standard three-piece bathroom and three to four for a tub-to-shower conversion, followed by a full clean-up and walkthrough.
Smith’s bathroom had never been renovated since the home was built. The layout was outdated and the space no longer worked for how he actually used it. We approached it as a custom remodel rather than a standard swap of fixtures, building a layout suited to his bathroom rather than a one size fits all design. Smith was very happy with the result.
We inspect your plumbing, subfloor, and layout in person, not from photos.
You choose the finishes. We tell you honestly what fits your budget.
You get a number before any work starts, with no surprise add ons.
File with the City of Richmond Hill and handle inspections.
Most full bathrooms are complete in two to five weeks.
We check every detail with you before we call the job done.
According to the Appraisal Institute of Canada, bathroom renovations typically recover between seventy five and one hundred percent of their cost in added home value at resale, one of the highest returns of any home renovation project. In a market like Richmond Hill, where buyers often compare several similar homes before making an offer, an updated bathroom can be the detail that sets your listing apart.
If your renovation involves moving plumbing, changing electrical wiring, or altering structure, you need a permit from the City of Richmond Hill. Skipping this step can void your home insurance and create problems when you eventually sell. We handle every permit application and inspection, including plumbing rough in, framing, and final sign off, so your renovation is a legal part of your home rather than a liability.
For condo renovations near Yonge Street and Highway 7, your building may also require GPR slab scanning before any drain relocation is approved. We manage this process directly with your property manager or board.
There are a lot of companies in Southern Ontario offering bathroom work, so it's fair to ask why choose us. A few honest reasons:
Lower cost than a full traditional renovation, without cutting corners on the materials or workmanship
Licensed, experienced installers doing the actual work, not a rotating cast of subcontractors
Fast turnaround, so your bathroom isn't out of commission for weeks
Flexible payment options, including credit card, e-transfer, payment plans, and cash
At One Stop Bath we are serving Every Richmond Hill Neighbourhood and renovate bathrooms across Oak Ridges, where many homes sit close to Lake Wilcox and the Oak Ridges Moraine trail system. We work in Bayview Hill and South Richvale, home to some of the largest lots and oldest housing stock in York Region. We also serve Mill Pond, Jefferson, Devonsleigh, and the newer condo towers rising near Hillcrest Mall and the Yonge North corridor.
Every project starts with an in person visit to your home. We check your plumbing, your subfloor, and your layout before we give you a price, so the quote you receive is the price you pay. As one of the trusted bathroom contractors in Richmond Hill, we are ready to walk you through your options. Contact us today for a free consultation and a clear timeline for your Richmond Hill bathroom renovation.
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Cost depends on the size of your bathroom, whether plumbing needs to move, and the materials you choose. But typically costs $15,000–$30,000 for a standard bathroom renovation. A powder room costs less than a full bathroom, and a large primary ensuite with custom finishes costs more than a standard renovation. We provide a fixed quote after an in person visit, so you know the real cost before work begins.
Yes, if the project involves plumbing relocation, electrical work, or structural changes. The City of Richmond Hill requires a permit for this work under the Ontario Building Code, and we handle the full application on your behalf.
Most standard full bathroom renovations in Richmond Hill take up to two weeks, depending on the scope of the project and whether plumbing needs to be relocated. Otherwise a 3-piece bathroom renovation takes 4 to 5 days for completion.
Yes. We design accessible bathrooms with curbless showers, grab bars, and wider door openings for homeowners who want to stay safely in their Richmond Hill home as they age.
Yes. We prepare the board submission and proof of insurance, work within the building's hours, and book the service elevator. In most condos the layout stays where it is because the drains run through the concrete slab.
Yes, most people do. A standard three-piece bathroom is out of use for four to five days. We seal off the work area and clean up at the end of each day.
