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Bathroom Renovations in King City

Full remodels, wet rooms, and ensuite builds.

Bathroom renovations in King City live and die on waterproofing and tile work that has to last decades behind the finishes. Nexon Build delivers bathroom renovations across King City — from King City, Nobleton, Schomberg to the streets in between, with three experienced partners on site and every project tracked in Buildertrend.

King City is known for estate properties on expansive and often rural lots. From a single powder room to a full primary ensuite, bathroom renovations demand precise waterproofing and tile work. Nexon Build builds bathrooms across Toronto and the GTA — wet rooms, freestanding tubs, heated floors, and frameless glass, finished to a standard that lasts.

Fred Shik
Reviewed by Fred Shik, Founder · Project Manager, Mechanical (20 years in mechanical engineering & project management)
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Bathroom Renovations in King City at a glance
Typical budget$15,000–$60,000+ (Toronto 2026)
Permit authorityTownship of King (Building Division)
Local housing stockEstate properties on expansive and often rural lots
Neighbourhoods servedKing City, Nobleton, Schomberg
ContractFixed price, with every change approved in writing before work proceeds

What's included

  • —Tile and waterproofing
  • —Custom vanities
  • —Plumbing rough-in and fixtures
  • —Heated floor installation
  • —Glass enclosures

Bathroom Renovations in King City: what to know

We manage the plumbing rough-in, waterproofing inspections, and any permits the scope requires with Township of King (Building Division). Because we work across York Region constantly, we know how this jurisdiction reviews bathroom renovations — which keeps your King City project compliant and on schedule from day one.

How your project runs

  1. 01Design and tile selection
  2. 02Permits if required
  3. 03Demolition
  4. 04Waterproofing and tile work
  5. 05Fixture installation and finishes

Bathroom Renovations cost in King City

Typical range
$15,000–$60,000+
Toronto 2026

A bathroom renovation in Toronto runs about $15,000–$25,000 for a standard bathroom, and $35,000–$60,000+ for a full primary ensuite with custom tile, heated floors, and frameless glass. Waterproofing and tile labour are where the durability — and much of the cost — lives. Pricing in King City tracks the wider GTA market.

Get a free estimate for your King City project, or see the full Toronto renovation cost guide.

Plan your King City project

King City neighbourhoods we serve

We deliver bathroom renovations throughout King City, including:

King CityNobletonSchomberg

Recent Nexon Build projects

Completed work from across Toronto and York Region — the same team, contracts and standards we bring to King City.

Common questions

How much does bathroom renovations cost in King City?+

A bathroom renovation in Toronto runs about $15,000–$25,000 for a standard bathroom, and $35,000–$60,000+ for a full primary ensuite with custom tile, heated floors, and frameless glass. Waterproofing and tile labour are where the durability — and much of the cost — lives. Pricing in King City tracks the wider GTA market.

Do you handle permits for bathroom renovations in King City?+

Yes. We manage the full permit process with Township of King (Building Division), including any variance or zoning review your King City project requires.

Which King City neighbourhoods do you serve?+

We work throughout King City, including King City, Nobleton, Schomberg. If you're nearby and don't see your street listed, get in touch — we serve the surrounding York Region as well.

How much does a bathroom renovation cost in Toronto?+

About $15,000–$25,000 for a standard bathroom, and $35,000–$60,000+ for a full primary ensuite with premium tile, heated floors, and glass.

How long does a bathroom renovation take?+

A standard bathroom renovation takes 3–5 weeks. A full primary ensuite build can take 6–10 weeks.

Why does waterproofing matter so much?+

It's what keeps water out of your framing and the rooms below for decades. We install proper membranes and inspect the waterproofing before any tile goes on — it's the step you never see but always rely on.

Can you add heated floors?+

Yes. In-floor electric heating is one of the most popular upgrades and is best installed during a full renovation when the floor is already open.

Do bathroom renovations need a permit?+

A cosmetic refresh usually doesn't, but relocating plumbing, adding a bathroom, or altering structure does. We handle permits where the scope requires them.