Bathroom Renovation Service

Bathroom Renovationin Burlington

Aldershot · Roseland · Millcroft · Alton Village

  • City of Burlington permits
  • 2–5 week builds
  • 5-yr workmanship warranty
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Bathrooms across Burlington, from Aldershot to Alton Village

Burlington splits neatly in two for bathroom work. South of the QEW you find older houses where demo turns up cast-iron stacks and soft subfloor; north of Dundas the stock is post-2000 and the job is mostly finish level. We price both honestly and pull the City of Burlington permit when the scope calls for one. See the 2026 bathroom cost guide and how our process works.

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Projects in Burlington

We have not yet published a completed project in Burlington. Quotes on this page are based on the housing stock described here, and the crew drives in from Mississauga.

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Burlington bathroom renovation cost & timeline (2026)

Scope tierCost rangeTimelineTypical inclusions
Standard rebuild$13,000–$20,0002–3 weeksStrip to studs, sheet waterproofing, tub or walk-in shower, vanity, tile, fan, lighting. Typical main bath in Alton Village or The Orchard.
Spa-style ensuite$21,000–$33,0003–5 weeksLarge-format porcelain, niche and bench, frameless glass, freestanding tub or oversized shower, heated floor. The usual Millcroft and Roseland brief.
Ensuite with layout change$26,000–$40,0005–6 weeksRelocating the toilet or shower, borrowing closet space, or adding a window. City of Burlington permit and inspections included.
Powder room rebuild$7,000–$12,0001.5–2 weeksTile, vanity, toilet, fixtures, lighting, paint. Best value when bundled with a main-bath rebuild.

Burlington neighbourhoods we work in

  • Bathroom renovation in Aldershot

    Older detached and bungalow stock on the west side toward the Plains Road corridor. Bathrooms here are frequently original, and demo often turns up cast-iron waste stacks and undersized supply lines that need replacing.

  • Bathroom renovation in Roseland & Downtown Burlington

    Mature, higher-value neighbourhoods south of the QEW. Finish level runs high — heated floors, double vanities, freestanding tubs — and layouts are often reworked rather than replaced in place.

  • Bathroom renovation in Millcroft

    Late-1980s to 1990s detached around the golf course. Builder-grade primary ensuites at end of life; the common scope is a full rebuild with a double vanity and a frameless glass shower.

  • Bathroom renovation in Alton Village & The Orchard

    Post-2000 subdivisions north of Dundas. Square walls, modern plumbing, fewer surprises. Mostly finish-level upgrades and tub-to-shower conversions, which keeps them permit-free.

  • Bathroom renovation in Tyandaga & Brant Hills

    Mid-century and 1970s homes on the escarpment side. Split-level layouts with small main bathrooms, where the gain comes from reworking the layout rather than just replacing fixtures.

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Bathroom renovation questions - Burlington

How much does a bathroom renovation cost in Burlington?
A standard full bathroom rebuild in Burlington runs $13,000-$20,000 in 2026. A spa-style primary ensuite is $21,000-$33,000, and a layout change with relocated plumbing pushes it to $26,000-$40,000. Powder rooms are $7,000-$12,000.
Do I need a City of Burlington permit for a bathroom renovation?
Yes when plumbing fixtures are relocated, walls move, or new electrical circuits are added. No for like-for-like fixture replacement and finishes. We file with the City of Burlington and book the rough-in and final inspections.
Do you actually work in Burlington, or just quote it?
We work there. Burlington sits inside our regular service area with Oakville and Milton — 25 to 40 minutes from our Mississauga shop, no travel surcharge. The projects shown above are the closest completed work, in Milton, Oakville, and Mississauga, because those are the finished galleries we can show.
How long does a Burlington bathroom renovation take?
Two to three weeks for a standard rebuild, three to five for a spa-style ensuite, and five to six when the layout changes. Add four to six weeks up front for City of Burlington permit review when plumbing moves.
What do you find behind the walls in older Aldershot homes?
Cast-iron waste stacks, galvanised supply lines, and occasionally a subfloor gone soft at the toilet flange. None of it is unusual and none of it is catastrophic, but it is why we quote a unit rate for subfloor and supply-line replacement up front rather than discovering it as a change order.
Can you do the kitchen at the same time?
Yes, and it is usually cheaper per room. Running the bathroom and kitchen consecutively means one mobilisation of plumbing, electrical, and tile instead of two. See our Burlington kitchen renovation page for that scope.

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