Kitchens & Bathrooms
Kitchen & Bathroom Remodels, Start to Finish
These are the two rooms that matter most for daily life and resale value. Here's what the process looks like, from first idea to final walkthrough.
How It Works
A clear sequence so you always know what's next.
Design Consultation
We talk through what's not working in the current layout and what you actually want the finished space to do.
Estimate & Material Selection
You get an itemized estimate and pick cabinetry, counters, tile, and fixtures before any demolition starts.
Demolition & Rough-In
Old fixtures and finishes come out, then plumbing and electrical are roughed in for the new layout.
Installation & Final Walkthrough
Cabinetry, counters, tile, and fixtures go in, followed by a walkthrough where you sign off on the finished room.
What's Included
The full scope of a kitchen or bathroom remodel, coordinated for you.
Cabinetry & Countertops
New cabinetry and counters selected and installed to fit your layout and budget.
Plumbing & Electrical Coordination
Sinks, fixtures, and wiring moved or updated as part of the same project, not a separate call to another trade.
Tile & Shower Surrounds
Backsplashes, shower surrounds, and floor tile installed as part of the full remodel.
Fixtures & Lighting
Faucets, sinks, tubs, and lighting updated to match the finished look of the room.
What a bathroom is worth in Laval and Montreal
Royal LePage puts the average home value increase from a bathroom renovation at 16%, and RE/MAX's data points to the same combination doing most of that work: vanity, tile, fixtures and lighting. The pattern in the numbers is that mid-range wins — a $15,000 to $35,000 renovation historically recoups more of its cost, proportionally, than an ultra-premium build does.
Tile choice is where local budgets actually move. Large-format 12x24 is the economical option; smaller formats, mosaics and anything requiring intricate cuts carry noticeably more labour, which is why two bathrooms of identical size can price very differently. We flag that early rather than at invoice time.
One caveat specific to this trade: if the room is being redone after a leak, the moisture problem gets solved before any finish goes on. Cosmetic work laid over a wet assembly doesn't hold its value, and it's the fastest way to spend the renovation budget twice.
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