Bathtub to Shower Conversion in Pickering

Most standard conversions are completed within 3 to 5 business days, depending on complexity and material choices.

Yes, we specialize in converting existing tub spaces into walk-in showers, often without altering the original footprint.

In the GTA, a standard 60-inch tub conversion typically ranges from $5500 to $12000. RenoHouse projects generally fall between $4800 and $16000, with an average of $8500.

Minor plumbing adjustments, especially for the drain location, are often required. Our team handles all necessary modifications.

For conversions within the existing footprint without structural changes, permits are usually not required. We will advise if your specific project needs one.

Key benefits include improved accessibility and safety (especially for aging-in-place), a more modern aesthetic, easier cleaning, and a perception of increased space in your bathroom.

We use high-quality, durable materials including acrylic shower bases and wall surrounds, various tile options, and premium fixtures from trusted brands.

The most impactful upgrades are: replacing laminate countertops with quartz or granite ($3,000–$6,000), adding a tile backsplash ($1,500–$3,500), upgrading hardware and fixtures ($500–$1,500), and painting or replacing cabinet doors ($3,000–$8,000). These changes transform a generic builder kitchen into a custom-looking space at a fraction of full renovation cost.

Relocating a kitchen island involves moving electrical outlets, potentially plumbing (if it has a sink), and ensuring proper clearances (minimum 36" walkways, 42" recommended). We assess the feasibility, handle any permit requirements, and execute the relocation with minimal disruption to your daily routine.

Bathroom renovations in the GTA typically return 60–75% of investment at resale. A mid-range bathroom renovation ($15,000–$25,000) in a suburban home adds both daily enjoyment and measurable resale value. Ensuite master bathrooms and basement bathroom additions deliver the highest returns.