Smart Bathrooms Renovation

We do price quotes from Monday to Friday. We can, however, make special arrangements to come at another time if you are unavailable on weekdays.

We accept payments with Visa, MasterCard, AMEX or by cheque. Payments in cash can be made in-store only. 

Absolutely you can! We offer a flexible payment plan that enables you to pay in installments.

The costs of fixed-price installations are available in our showroom or through the phone call. For a renovation project, please visit Smart Bathrooms Renovation store to obtain a price quote or call us directly.

No, at the quote stage, you are under no obligation to accept it. A quote is valid for 30 days. Please note that if the contract has been signed, if the work has begun, or if the materials required for your project have been ordered, a cancellation fee will be charged.

No, you can shop around and supply all products aside.

Yes, all our installations are under warranty for 3 years. Additionally, certain materials used in the project may be covered by an even longer warranty.

Labour is always under warranty for three years (there are exceptions for certain services). Parts and materials are covered according to the manufacturer’s warranty.

Yes, we provide flexible quotes that will give you an opportunity to save some money on demolishing and waste removal.

You must pay before the installation work begins. Certain conditions apply.

No, deposit is not required when you sign the installation services contract. However, the 50% must be paid once the work begins. Alternatively, the fee can be paid in full when signing the contract.

Our installation services are available within a 35-km radius of our Eglinton Avenue location. Certain fees are applicable if you live outside this radius.

Yes, we have liability insurance, WSIB and a fully licensed team.

No, you have to take the wall tile first and then reinstall the floor tile. Certain conditions applied.  

Here are my favorite tips:

• Keep your current layout if possible. Relocating pipes and wiring can quickly increase costs.
• Choose lower-priced materials. You don't need the most expensive fixtures and fittings to create a beautiful bathroom.
• Make a comprehensive plan for the project. This will help you stay on track and control expenses.
• Consider enlisting the help of professionals. They can ensure the job is done right and help you save money in the long run.

Get in touch with our team today to learn more about our budget bathroom renovation services.

The amount of time it takes depends on the scope of work. We understand that you are eager to complete your bathroom renovation and get back to your normal routine. But to provide high-quality workmanship to take any shortcuts are not recommended as it could compromise the quality of the work.

Typically based on our Toronto experience, Classic Standard Bathroom usually takes 2 weeks to complete and En-suitet 4 piece (master bathroom) is about 3 weeks to finish.

Yes of course you can, but you need to make sure you adhere to regulations. That means, if you require any plumbing or electrical work in your renovation, you must make sure you hire a professional to do so. It’s the law.

It’s also important to remember that while renovations look fun on TV, they’re a lot of hard work and require plenty of time and effort.

Don't risk wasting money on a DIY project that may not turn out as expected. Professionals will work with you to create a beautiful and functional bathroom that you'll love for years to come.

The first step to designing your budget bathroom is to think about your preferences for materials, fixtures, and fittings. This will help you establish a budget. It's also important to consider the specifics of your bathroom, such as its size and whether you want a bath or shower (or both).

Remember, just because you're working on a budget doesn't mean your bathroom can't look amazing. It's all about making the most of what you have. 

Here are some tips:

- Make a list of everything you'll need and figure out where you can save money so you can spend more elsewhere.
- Look around for budget tile options, there are a lot of different tiles made in Italy for affordable prices like $4-$5 per square foot.
- You can definitely save some money on toilets, shower glass, tub screens, and bathtubs. They all have similar functionality but different designs, which affect the price.
- Plumbing fixtures are very important, make sure you get them from reputable brands that have been in the market for a long period of time.

Hope this helps!

When designing an ensuite bathroom, it’s important to ensure quality, stay within your budget, and maintain style. Start by designing a layout that minimizes major work like moving piping or electrical wiring to save money.

Opt for cost-effective materials to allocate more funds for ideal fixtures and fittings. Look around for budget tile options. Save some money on toilets, shower glass, tub screens, and bathtubs. They all have similar functionality but different designs, which affect the price. For more money-saving ideas, contact our team.

The average cost for mid-high-end products to build en-suite will be $10,000-$15,000. When I say mid-high end, I mean well-known brands for plumbing fixtures that have been on the market for a while; Italian tile as they provide high quality and are easy to set, resulting in an outstanding look; vanity is another item that I prefer to have at its best as you touch and use it every day, so the material has to be durable enough but look stunning and accomplished. My favorite brands among local are Vanitec and A.H.M. Designers, and internationally is Bagno Italia for their price and design.

The tiles in your bathroom play a major role – not only are they designed to ensure your underlay remains dry and mould doesn’t make its home in the bathroom, but they are also a great way to enhance the aesthetics of your bathroom. However, replacing a floor tile can be a complex process that requires removing the toilet, vanity, and disconnecting all plumbing. Once the demolition is complete, you'll need to level the floor and add a layer of subfloor (for houses). After setting the tile, you'll need to grout the lines to match or be a bit darker than the tile's color. While great tiles can enhance the look and value of your property, it's often easier to contact professionals to do the work for you.

Renovating a bathroom to be accessible can be straightforward if you plan carefully and follow key elements and considerations. Here are my most favorite and tomy opinion most practical key elements to keep in mind when planning to upgrade accessible washroom :

• Comfort-height toilet, typically 17-19 inches from the floor.
• Install grab bars next to the toilet, around the tub and inside shower area.
• A barrier-free, roll-in shower with a bench is ideal.
• Non-slip surface everywhere.
• Install the sink at a height that can be accessed from a wheelchair (typically 30-34 inches).
• Use lever-style or touchless faucets for ease of use.
• Sensors for lightening.

Freestanding bathtubs offer flexibility in placement and come in various sizes to accommodate different bathroom layouts. The smallest freestanding bathtub dimensions, such as Sonoma from Maax at 58"x32" inches, are ideal for compact spaces. For larger bathroom go with 66"and up, I personaly like Optik by Maax at 66"x36" which provides enough space for soaking and looks big enough. For more sophesticated and stylish look go with Victoria+Alber SEROS 1650 56"x30". 

Maax and Oceania are two local reputable brands known for offering a variety of bathtub options at different price points. 

The first step in any bathroom renovation is envisioning your ideal space. Once the design is finalized, the next step is selecting the right products and materials to bring your vision to fruition. From layout considerations to color palettes, fixtures, and finishes, we provide expert guidance every step of the way, ensuring a design that reflects your unique style and personality. The next step is find prodessional crue who can implement your ideas into the desire bathroom.