Commercial bathroom renovation costs depend on several factors — facility type, bathroom count, fixture requirements, and compliance needs. Unlike residential work, we provide custom quotes rather than fixed pricing because every commercial project is unique.

Factors that affect cost:

• Facility type: Medical facilities require IPAC-compliant materials; restaurants need floor drains and grease-resistant finishes
• Number of fixtures: Multi-stall washrooms with multiple toilets, urinals, and sinks cost more than single-unit bathrooms
• ADA requirements: Accessibility upgrades (grab bars, wider clearances, accessible stalls) add to the scope
• Hours of work: After-hours and weekend work is available but may affect pricing

Use our Scope Builder to get an estimated complexity level, then request a detailed quote for exact pricing.

Yes, we offer after-hours and weekend scheduling for commercial clients who need to keep their business running during renovations.

Our flexible scheduling options:

• Evening work: 6pm–12am shifts after your business closes
• Weekend work: Saturday and Sunday installations
• Phased renovations: For multi-bathroom facilities, we can renovate one bathroom at a time so you always have a working restroom
• Express timelines: Accelerated schedules for urgent projects

After-hours work requires advance scheduling and may affect timeline. We'll discuss the best approach during your free site consultation.

Absolutely. ADA compliance is a core part of every commercial bathroom renovation we do. We design and build to meet Ontario Building Code accessibility requirements.

ADA compliance includes:

• Accessible stalls: Proper dimensions (60" x 56" minimum), grab bars, and clearances
• Door widths: 32" minimum clear opening for accessibility
• Fixture heights: Toilet seats 17"–19", sinks at accessible heights with knee clearance
• Grab bars: Properly positioned and anchored to support 250+ lbs
• Floor surfaces: Non-slip flooring with proper drainage
• Signage: Braille signage and proper tactile indicators

We verify compliance before final inspection to ensure your facility meets all accessibility requirements.

Yes, we handle all permits and coordinate all inspections. This is included in our service — you don't need to deal with the municipality or schedule inspectors.

What we manage:

• Building permit: We submit the application, drawings, and handle revisions
• Plumbing inspection: Scheduled after rough-in plumbing is complete
• Electrical inspection: ESA inspection for any electrical work
• Final inspection: City building inspector verifies code compliance
• Health inspections: For restaurants and food service, we coordinate with health departments

Permit costs are included in our quotes. We notify you of scheduled inspection dates but you typically don't need to be present.

Timeline depends on scope, bathroom count, and compliance requirements. Here are typical ranges:

• Single-unit bathroom: 1–2 weeks
• 2–3 bathroom facility: 2–4 weeks
• 4–6 bathroom facility: 3–6 weeks
• Large multi-unit (7+): 4–8+ weeks

Factors that extend timelines:

• Medical/healthcare facilities (IPAC requirements)
• Extensive demolition or structural changes
• Shower installations with waterproofing
• After-hours-only work schedules
• Permit approval delays (varies by municipality)

We'll provide an exact timeline estimate during your site consultation.

We specify commercial-grade materials designed for high-traffic environments. Residential-grade products fail quickly under commercial use — we use materials rated for thousands of cycles.

Standard commercial specifications:

• Toilets: Commercial flush valves (Sloan, Zurn) rated for 100,000+ cycles vs. residential tank toilets rated for 10,000
• Tile: Porcelain rated PEI 4 or higher for heavy traffic, slip-resistant finishes
• Partitions: Powder-coated steel, stainless steel, or solid plastic (phenolic) — not residential-grade laminate
• Fixtures: Commercial faucets with vandal-resistant features, hands-free sensors where required
• Ventilation: Commercial exhaust fans rated for continuous operation

For medical facilities, we use antimicrobial surfaces and IPAC-compliant materials. For restaurants, we include floor drains and grease-resistant finishes.