A standard, full-scale bathroom renovation usually takes between 3 and 4 weeks to complete once construction begins. This timeline covers demolition, framing, rough-in plumbing and electrical updates, waterproofing, tiling, fixture installation, and final trim work. If your project involves moving load-bearing structures or shifting plumbing lines across concrete condo slabs, it may add an extra week or two. We coordinate all trades sequentially to keep your project on track and minimize disruption to your daily routine so that you can plan with confidence.

Yes, absolutely. We specialize in designing and building tailored ensuite spaces that maximize both comfort and luxury. Whether you want to install a custom glass-enclosed curbless shower, smart body sprays, custom double vanities with quartz countertops, or integrated under-floor heating systems, we handle the layout planning and material selection. Our focus on precise waterproofing and high-end finish work ensures you can trust us to deliver a spa-like retreat right in your home, inspiring confidence in our expertise.

A: Because bathrooms are high-moisture environments, material durability is just as important as aesthetics. For flooring and shower walls, porcelain or ceramic tiles are highly recommended due to their moisture resistance and longevity. For countertops, quartz offers a non-porous, scratch-resistant surface that requires far less maintenance than natural marble. Additionally, we use premium waterproofing systems (such as Schluter-Kerdi) behind your tiles to protect your home’s structure from hidden leaks and moisture damage over time.

A: Yes, we design and build functional, beautiful, and accessible bathrooms tailored to your changing mobility needs. Aging-in-place modifications do not have to look clinical. We can seamlessly integrate features such as zero-threshold (curbless) walk-in showers. These stylish decorative grab bars double as towel racks, comfort-height toilets, floating vanities for wheelchair clearance, and slip-resistant floor tiling to ensure safety without compromising modern design.

A: For smaller square footage, maximizing vertical space and keeping a clean visual line is key. Floating vanities help expose more floor space, making the room feel larger. Replacing a traditional bathtub with a sleek, clear-glass walk-in shower reduces visual clutter and opens up the layout. Utilizing recessed wall niches for shampoo storage and installing wall-mounted toilets or pocket doors can save critical inches in tight layouts without sacrificing functionality.

A: If you are replacing existing fixtures, tiling, and vanities in their current locations, a building permit is generally not required in Toronto. However, if your renovation involves altering structural walls, adding new plumbing or drainage lines, or expanding the room’s physical footprint, a city permit is required. G&G Home Design prepares the necessary drawings and structural assessments to guide you through the municipal approval process smoothly when required.