Bathrooms
Bathroom Renovation Contractor
Waterproofing is structural work, not a finishing step. It is what decides whether the room still looks right in ten years, and it is the part you will never see again once the tile goes on — so it gets done properly.
Overview
What the Work Involves
A bathroom renovation with ZaRRuS covers shower and tub installation, tile setting and waterproofing, vanities and storage, flooring and heated floor options, fixture and hardware installation, and ventilation and moisture control. The work is planned and installed as one job across Toronto and the GTA.
Showers, tile installation, waterproofing, vanities, flooring, fixtures, and drywall work are handled with careful attention to alignment, execution, and long-term performance.
Waterproofing is treated as structural work, not a finishing step — it is what decides whether the room still looks right in ten years.
Who this service is for
Homeowners doing a full bathroom rebuild, and anyone dealing with the consequences of a previous one that was waterproofed badly.
Frequently requested in Toronto · Etobicoke · Scarborough — and across all nine service areas.
Typical scope
- Shower and tub installation
- Tile setting and waterproofing
- Vanities and storage
- Flooring and heated floor options
- Fixture and hardware installation
- Ventilation and moisture control
Selected Work
Related Work
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Questions
Bathroom Renovation Questions
How long does a bathroom renovation take?
A typical bathroom runs three to five weeks. Waterproofing and tile setting cannot be rushed without risking the result, and inspections where required add days rather than weeks.
What’s included in a bathroom renovation?
Demolition, waterproofing, tile setting, vanity and fixture installation, flooring, drywall and finishing. Structural changes or relocating drains sit outside the standard scope and are priced separately.
Do I need a permit for a bathroom renovation?
Replacing fixtures in place typically does not require a permit; relocating drains, altering structure or adding a new bathroom usually does. Your municipality makes the final call.
Request a Consultation
Planning a bathroom renovation?
Tell us about the space and what you want to achieve. We’ll help define the scope and the right next step.