Markham Bathroom Renovations — Unionville, Cornell & Berczy VillageMarkham Bathroom Renovations — Unionville, Cornell & Berczy Village

A Markham bathroom renovation usually begins with the same realization: the corner tub built into the 1990s primary suite has not been used in years, and the bathroom is being designed around a fixture nobody touches. The renovation removes it, gives the space back to a generous walk-in shower with a bench and a niche, and finds room for either a freestanding tub elsewhere or — more often — none at all.

The plumbing work is the part that determines longevity. Capping the existing tub supply and drain lines, reframing the floor where the tub deck was set, and routing new supply and drain to the relocated fixtures requires a Markham plumbing permit and a rough-in inspection before the walls close. We schedule that inspection so it does not stall the tile crew.

The waterproofing standard we hold ourselves to is above what the Code requires. Schluter Kerdi on every wet wall, photo documentation in your closing package, and a warranty in writing that backs the install. A bathroom that leaks into the floor below is a problem we are not willing to ship.

The finish work — large-format porcelain, matte-black or unlacquered brass hardware, custom vanity millwork sized to the room rather than to a catalog — is what makes the renovated bathroom feel like the calm part of the day. We hold the spec from selection through final styling so the room you move back into matches the one we promised.