A washroom renovated by one crew, from demolition to the last coat of paint.
Lifetime Building Services plans and builds full washroom renovations across Brampton, Mississauga and the GTA — waterproofing, tile, plumbing and electrical rough-in, cabinetry and finishing, all carried out under one point of contact.
Built by tradespeople,
managed by one team.
Most washroom renovations fall apart between trades — a plumber waiting on a tiler, a tiler waiting on an electrician, and no one owning the schedule. We run washroom renovations as general contractors, which means the same team scopes the job, sequences the trades and stands behind the finished room.
That covers everything a washroom touches: demolition, framing, rough-in plumbing and electrical, waterproofing and tile, drywall and taping, cabinetry and countertops, and painting and coatings — coordinated so nothing sits idle waiting on the next trade to show up.
Inside a washroom renovation
Clips from an active job, in the order the work actually happens — demolition and prep, rough-in, waterproofing and tile, then fixtures and finishing.
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What we do
The trades we carry out directly on a washroom renovation — coordinated as one job, not booked separately.
Gut-outs & wall moves
Strip a washroom to the studs and subfloor, relocate walls, and reframe for a new layout or added square footage.
Plumbing & electrical rough-in
Move or add supply, drain and vent lines, pot lights, exhaust circuits and heated-floor wiring to match the new plan.
Waterproofing & tile setting
Schluter or equivalent membrane systems, mud-bed showers, and porcelain, ceramic or natural stone tile on floors, walls and surrounds.
Vanities & countertops
Custom or semi-custom vanities, quartz or solid-surface countertops, undermount sinks and integrated storage.
Fixture & hardware install
Tubs, walk-in and curbless showers, toilets, faucets, glass panels and heated-floor systems, supplied and installed.
Drywall, paint & ventilation
Taping, priming and painting, plus HRV or exhaust fan tie-in so humidity actually clears the room.
Accessibility adaptations
Curbless entries, grab-bar blocking, wider door clearances and comfort-height fixtures for aging-in-place projects.
Permits & inspections
Drawings, permit applications and scheduling of plumbing and electrical inspections where the work requires them.
What a washroom renovation does for your home
A washroom is one of the most-used rooms in a house and one of the first things buyers and appraisers notice. An outdated bathroom — worn grout, old fixtures, poor lighting — reads as deferred maintenance. A renovated one reads as a home that's been looked after.
Realtors and appraisers in the GTA consistently point to kitchens and bathrooms as the renovations buyers respond to first, because they're spaces people use every day and can't easily picture themselves changing. Beyond resale, a renovated washroom also improves everyday comfort — better ventilation, better water pressure and drainage, and layouts that actually work for the household living in the space now.
- Stronger resale appeal. Updated tile, fixtures and lighting are among the first things buyers and their agents evaluate when touring a home for sale in Brampton or Mississauga.
- Lower long-term maintenance costs. Replacing aging plumbing and worn waterproofing during a renovation heads off leaks and water damage before they become expensive repairs.
- A room that fits how you live now. Better storage, improved layout and accessible features suit a growing family or aging-in-place needs alike.
- Improved energy and water efficiency. Updated fixtures, HRV integration and better insulation around plumbing reduce water and heating waste.
Why work with one contractor
We're general contractors first — the trades on your washroom renovation report to us, not to a homeowner juggling five separate schedules.
- Single point of contact. One team plans the sequence, books the trades and answers for the schedule from demolition to final punch list.
- Trades that work off the same plan. Plumbing, electrical, tile and cabinetry are sequenced against each other, not booked in isolation.
- Work you can see in progress. We document renovations as they happen, so you know what's been done before the walls close up.
- Built for how the room is actually used. Layout, storage and fixture choices are worked out around your household, not a showroom display.
Washroom renovation — common questions
Answers to what homeowners in Brampton and Mississauga usually ask before starting a bathroom renovation.
How long does a full washroom renovation take?＋
Do you handle plumbing and electrical, or do I need separate trades?＋
Can you work with a small or awkward-shaped washroom?＋
Do you offer accessible or barrier-free bathroom renovations?＋
Does a washroom renovation actually add value to my home?＋
Is a permit required for a washroom renovation in Ontario?＋
Planning a washroom renovation?
Tell us about the room and we'll walk you through layout, materials and timeline.