Full bathroom rebuilds and new basement bathrooms, with waterproofing done right.
A bathroom rebuild in the same layout usually does not need a permit. Adding a bathroom, or moving the toilet, tub or shower drain, does, because it changes the plumbing.
The shower is where most bathroom failures start. Walls and floor get a waterproofing membrane behind the tile, sloped properly to the drain, and the exhaust fan is vented outside, not into the attic.
A new basement bathroom often needs the floor cut for drains, or an up-flush system where the main drain is too high. We check the drain depth before quoting.
Expect three to five weeks for a full bathroom once work starts, depending on tile and custom glass.
Layout changes, cabinets, counters, plumbing and electrical, done in a planned order.
Permitted basement finishing with proper moisture control, insulation, egress and alarms.
Full bathroom rebuilds and new basement bathrooms, with waterproofing done right.
Rear additions, second storeys, and wall removals with engineered drawings and permits.