Marble-look bathroom with a glass shower and blue glass vessel sinks

Bathroom renovations in Windsor & Essex.

From a fresh shower to a complete bathroom update. Make everyday routines feel better with a space planned around you.

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A bathroom that works for your day.

The right layout, useful storage and carefully chosen finishes make a difference in a room you use every day. Tell us what feels cramped, dated or difficult to maintain. We’ll discuss the changes, assess the existing space and agree on the work before it begins.

What we can help with

Tell us which parts of the space you want to update.

  • 01

    Showers, baths & wet areas

  • 02

    Tile, surfaces & flooring

  • 03

    Vanities, storage & fixtures

  • 04

    Layout, lighting & ventilation

How we work

  1. Tell us about your space

    Share your ideas, priorities and any photos. We’ll discuss what you would like to change.

  2. Define the work together

    Existing conditions, selections and access shape the scope. Review the quote and agree on the details.

  3. Plan the next step

    Confirm the available schedule and how the work will be coordinated before the project begins.

Bathroom renovations.
On-site work & details.

Marble-look bathroom with a glass shower and blue glass vessel sinksDouble vanity with blue glass basins and illuminated mirrorsGlass shower enclosure with large marble-look wall tilesSliding door opening into the renovated bathroomGlass shower enclosure and large veined wall tilesGrey double vanity with a wide mirror and vanity lightingMarble-look bathroom floor and wall tiles beside the windowCompact tiled bathroom with a glass shower and white vanityGlass shower door and wall-mounted shower fittingsBathroom vanity and mirror during final fittingFreestanding bathtub beside a window and marble-look tiled wallsWhite double vanity during bathroom finishingLarge marble-look tiles and recessed niche in a showerWhite bathroom vanity beside a glass shower enclosureGlass shower enclosure with neutral horizontal wall tilesTiled shower bench with horizontal stone-look tilesVanity mirror framed by small mosaic wall tilesBathroom vanity and mosaic tiled wallGeometric wall tile above a bathtub during installationWhite subway tiles with a contrasting patterned shower floorPatterned floor and shower tile during bathroom renovationStone-look tiled shower with recessed lightingShower head and textured wall tilesWaterproofed shower enclosure before wall tilingOpen shower framing during bathroom renovationGrey marble-look tub surround with black shower fittingsGlass shower enclosure and white bathroom vanityIlluminated mirror and white vanity beside a gold-veined tiled wallWhite shower surround with chrome grab barsBlack shower fittings and a recessed niche against white veined tilesWhite shower tiles with a dark green accent bandChrome shower controls on a white marble-look shower panelTimber bathroom vanity with a white countertop and illuminated mirrorBlack shower panel and recessed wall niche in a tiled showerTiled bathtub surround and geometric floor tiles beside a white vanityBefore renovation: dark bathroom vanity, framed mirror and beige floor tilesAfter renovation: white vanity, illuminated mirror and marble-look floor tilesFinished glass shower with marble-look wall tile, dark fittings and a recessed niche
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Questions & answers

What affects the price of a bathroom renovation?

Room size, fixture and tile choices, layout changes and the condition behind existing finishes all affect the scope. Tell us what you want to keep and what needs replacing. A project-specific quote is prepared after the work and any assessment needs are discussed.

Can I request a bathroom update without changing the whole room?

Yes. Describe the shower, vanity, tile or other features you want to update. Existing conditions and the relationship between the fixtures help determine what the work will involve.

Can the layout change?

We can discuss a different layout. Plumbing locations, available space and the condition behind existing finishes need assessment before the work is quoted.

What should I send when requesting a bathroom quote?

Include a few photos, the changes you want and anything that is not working well. Mention leaks, ventilation concerns or damaged surfaces. You can ask for a quote before choosing every fixture or finish.

How do I request a quote?

Use the project enquiry to share your ideas and photos. We assess the work individually; the form starts a conversation rather than calculating an instant price or confirming an appointment. For a helpful starting point, read our renovation quote checklist.

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