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In total, TrustedPros has received 78 Bathroom Renovation projects posted by homeowners in Waterloo seeking the services of local Bathroom Contractors. Total estimated value of these projects is $1,442,000.00 with a per project average of $18,487.00.
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City | #Projects | Total Value | Avg Budget |
Kitchener | 149 | $2,432,000.00 | $16,322.00 |
Guelph | 138 | $2,413,000.00 | $17,485.00 |
Cambridge | 122 | $2,273,000.00 | $18,631.00 |
Waterloo | 78 | $1,442,000.00 | $18,487.00 |
house age: 5 years old
bathroom size: about 6.5' x 12'
with 3 PC rough-in
framing is already done, pre-hung door is in place
need to add:
bathtub, toilet, sink & cabinet, mirror, small closet, lights, air vent, some plumbing, drywall and ceramics
please provide a quote on
1) labour cost (I supply materials)
2) total cost (if I didn't supply the materials)
please also specific time frame you may be available and how long it would take to finish the work.
note: only selected contractor will be contacted and possibly for an on-site visit
I have a 3 level backsplit semi. Currently my basement is 2 rooms here is what I will need to be done. Reroute the electrical panel to a better area(currently beside the laundry area, bathroom built (has a 3pc roughin and drain) vented. Reroute my watersoftner/furnace/water tank as it's beside a dividing wall.
Remove double concrete wash tub. Remove the dividing wall to merge the 2 rooms and add a support beam. Remove the drop ceiling, remove current closet/ceder closet. finish ceiling and install pot lights. Install mid-high grade carpet w/underpad. basement currently has a walkout (below ground) install new door, Install 2 new double windows.
My laundry/utility room is complete unfinished, but the other is partially fishined. I am not going to waste time showing 100 contractors my basement to get the best idea/price. Please provide me with the best estimate with the information provided and I will contact who I am interested in setting an appointment up with..... If there is anyother details you will need please ask... Also both rooms together are roughly 32ft x 22ft
We recently had a foundation leak, and had a company come in and clean it. However, their quote for the reconstruction was above our budget.
Area Approximately: 8 by 10 feet
Repair includes :
Walls: putting in a few wooden wall supports, a few pieces of insulation, vapor barrier, a few pieces of dry wall, reinstalling the saved wood paneling and trim.
Floor; putting a new piece of carpet padding down, and attaching saved carpet back to the floor.
We would like a quote for a bath re-modeling 103 x 65 in.
This will include removing the old sink, floor tiles and shower and replacing with new sink, floor tiles, wall tiles and glass door shower 36 x 36 in.
The shower will be in the place of the toilet and toilet in the place of the shower.
We purchased the sink and tiles and faucets. We will purchase the shower door.
-Work in a Trailer home (The big 70' long ones, not tiny ones)
-Bathroom work
-remove Jacuzzi/soaker tub and replace with flooring only
-plumber needed to cap-off the old inbound water pipes
-I'll be ordering a water softener to put in this tub's place.
-The WS will be next to the Hot Water Tank. The HWTank is in a rigged-up 2x4 and plywood box, just to keep it out of sight. I'm looking to do the same with the WS.
If I buy the flooring/laminate to put in, or, if I buy it from you, I don't mind either way. But to be removed is that 5x5' tub. It's light, fibreglass? And the house's primary inbound water line goes under the tub, so at that point, it's where I'd need to get the inbound line prepped for a Water softener hook-up.
We need a new vanity installed, sinks, toilet, we are going from a single sink to a double, plumbing comes through the floor, the vanity is set up for plumbing to attach through the wall - one of the drawers in the vanity will need to be shortened for pipes to fit. Would like a new light installed over the mirror, will need to change how the electrical is set up (previous owners moved the wiring). We are having the floor replaced by the flooring company, and we would like to coordinate the rest of the room at the same time so that we are not without the main bathroom for too long.
The house (from the early 60s) currently has a toilet and tub in a small enclosed area with two doors. The doors each go into separate areas that each have a vanity and sink. One of those areas also has a walk-in closet and a door into the master bedroom. The other has a door into the hallway. It's sort of a combination of a hotel room washroom and a cheater on-suite.
Plan A: We want to totally gut and reconfigure the space to have a regular closet (not walk-in) opening from the bedroom, a long and somewhat narrow three-piece on-suite and a three-piece square-ish main bathroom, all within the original overall 119 x 124" space. All of the plumbing and some of the electrical need to be moved, and a toilet and a shower added. Most of the walls will be moved.
Plan B: Keep the layout much the same, remove one doorway into the tub & toilet area to create a three-piece main bathroom. Close-off the other doorway to the tub & toilet area. Add a toilet to the vanity area off the bedroom,a closet door from the bedroom and a closet wall (to divide the closet and on-suite).
I am sure that's clear as mud. However, all we are looking for right now is an idea of the cost difference between the two plans to be able to make a decision so we can apply for the building permit and start planning. In both cases, we are replacing the baby blue tub & surround, toilet and sinks. If you can help us with a rough cost difference between the plans, it would be greatly appreciated.PLEASE NOTE: at this point we are only considering local are (K/W, Cambridge, Ayr, Guelph) tradespeople/contractors.
Thanks,
Remove and replace tiles around the shower area. Tile @ owners choice
Remove tub and replace with shower base
Install Sliding shower door (owner Supplied)
Tile the floor in the bathroom
Remove vanity. Install New vanity( owner supplied )
Install a shower tap( Owner supplied.)
Install 2 lights (owner supplied)
Dispose all debris and clean up
1. remove old tub, tile, probably drywall in shower area, toilet and vanity and replace with new ones.
2. remove toilet and vanity and replace.
3. remove and replace neo angle shower and possibly a couple of sheets of drywall.
Not moving any plumbing take out put in all in same spots 3 separate bathrooms.
Hi,
I have a 20yr old condo in Waterloo. I would like to upgrade and modernize the bathroom.
It is about 50 sqft. I would like to upgrade the plumbing, install enclosures around the bathtub ie remove the shower curtain, and re tile the floor and the shower enclosure.
Everything is operational at present.
Can you give me a ball park estimate in terms of (a) cost of materials (using basic stuff) (b) labour and (c) number of days to complete.
If your estimate is attractive I can arrange a site visit.
Regards
Barry
House formerly rented to students. It has passed through many owners who have done different "upgrades". I want to renovate this for myself and three children. I have attached a diagram with dimensions of the current layout and the to-be layout called "plan5.jpg"
Summary of changes
Replace shower stall.
Replace standalone sink with bathroom cabinet (with a sink).
Replace mirror with a medicine cabinet
Flip door hinges so that door opens on opposite side of frame (will still open inside to the inside of bathroom)
Replace the vinyl floor
Install shelves in space over toilet
Looking to revamp a large bathroom. Currently has small corner shower stall and a large jacuzzi corner tub and one-sink vanity. Would like to have a larger shower that butts up against the corner tub. Ideally, with glass shower doors/walls, new tiling, an in-shower seat/ledge and shelves, and new tiling to match around the tub. If budget allows, a new two-sink vanity would also be great.
I've just purchased a home the home is 40years old. All new items (tub, vanity,toilet and tiling) will be purchased by myself with the advise of the contractor. The Main bathroom needs to be reno. It's not a large bathroom, but needs all existing items (tub/toilet/vanity/tile/floor) taken out and replaced. We will needs all new items installed. I need to know a timeline, and price. I am also interested in having the hardwood floors refinished,stained and sealed, We're looking at no more than 700sf of flooring to be refinished. I would also like a timeline and price.
Installation and removal of bathtub
Ceramic tile for bathtub area
Installation and removal of vanity and toilet
Installation of medicine cabinet
Installation and removal of flooring
Ceiling fan to install as none existing presently
Size of room is 5 x 7
Owner to provide all materials ie. vanity, tub, toilet, lighting,ceiling vent, ceramic tile and flooring
We live in a townhouse condo and we currently have an ensuite bathroom that is a work in progress, however, we're not sure how next to proceed with a new shower and this is where we got stuck.
What has been done so far:
-old vanities have been removed
-plumbing for new vanities has been completed
-wo new vanities and taps have been purchased.
-wall tiles from around the tub has been removed
-new wall tiles have been purchased.
-shower has been mostly removed.
What is left to do:
-Lay new tile floor, which is less than 90 sq.ft. Floor tiles have not yet been purchased.
-Replace bathtub and tile walls, which is about 75 sq.ft. Tiles have been purchased but have made no decisions on bath tub yet. We were thinking of a free standing tub but we are not set on this and would like input.
-Install new vanities and taps.
-Install new shower- we are undecided as to what to do with the shower at this time as it is a strange shape that does not work with off the shelf shower kits. The shower was a 35” x 35” neo angle shower in tile, we would like to remove at least one of the side walls to get more light in the shower. Shower can be done in tile or store bought walls and base just depending on what works best in the space.
-Painting walls and replacing the toilet are optional at this point.
We're looking for someone who is willing to work with us and provide ideas for the bathroom...especially on the shower component. We are quite flexible with timing and are willing to accommodate your schedule to make this work for both of us.
We have started the removal but feel it could be done more efficiently with the correct tools.
It was a ceramic tiled shower stall about 5x3 which we now want to replace with a corner shower stall. Before we can buy the stall and get a plumber to put it in we need to get the space ready.
We need the remaining floor ripped out as well as the half of the wall that remains and new drywall installed.
We are looking for a company to give us a quote concerning the removal of our tile and 5 foot tub, the repair of the wood below and bringing the side wall of our shower/tub up to code. We require a plumber to fix and install new pipes for proper waterflow as well as assistance with the purchase and install of a new non-acrylic tub, tile and corner shelving. The property is a townhouse rental property with students currently residing in it so a company that can come in during the day and keep a tight timeline is ideal. Location is Waterloo between King and Weber.
Looking to split one large bedroom into 2.
Floating wall and 2 new doors. Move existing light fixture to one room and add a new one to the other.
Also looking to have a basement bathroom renovation finished. Electrics and walls floor are in and the drain, needs connecting to the plumbing and the toilet/sink/shower installed and connected.
Hi,
This is Alex, we have a small project that we need someone to help with,
Originally we are doing a full renovation.
But now we are looking to first build a washroom for the unit first.
The project scope will be to permitting and constructing a commercial grade washroom that meets all code requirement.
I have a prelimanary design for your reference.
I am doing the entire condo including a full gut and remodel in the bathroom and kitchen.
The big hitters before I can think about design:
- removing a wall between the storage room and linen closet to make it one room. This will also involve plumbing for a stackable washer/dryer and closing/moving one of the door ways.
- removing a half wall at the front of the kitchen that will be replaced by an island
- moving the kitchen sink to the island…this will mean concrete floor work as I’m on the ground floor. Right now the sink faces the wall…boring. I want to face out into the living room when doing dishes.
- one side of my condo faces the polar vortex in winter and I want to look into replacing the insulation in that wall with something better. I’m sure tech has improved since this was done over 20 years ago.
- I need to have an electrician review the wiring and circuits as they are suspect.
I’ll add some pics to this post soon to give context.
I'm not sure of budget yet as I need to get a few quotes to get my bearings.
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