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A full kitchen renovation in Ontario typically runs $20,000-$60,000 depending on cabinetry and layout changes. Bathroom renovations range from $10,000-$35,000. Structural changes and new plumbing require permits. We review local contractors for licensing and insurance where required, then match you with options that fit your project.
Kitchen and bathroom renovations rank among the highest-return home improvements in Ontario. Whether you are planning a full kitchen gut with custom cabinetry or a bathroom refresh with a new vanity and tile, we connect you with reviewed renovation contractors who provide detailed quotes and manage permits where required.
contractor.ca market research, Ontario contractor quotes (2025-2026). Custom cabinetry adds 4-6 weeks to timelines. Costs vary by municipality, material selections, and structural changes.
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Free for homeowners · No obligationStructural changes, moving load-bearing walls, and new plumbing rough-in work require a permit under the Ontario Building Code. Simple cosmetic renovations - replacing countertops, refinishing cabinets, or swapping fixtures - typically do not. Your contractor should identify permit requirements before work begins.
A full kitchen renovation typically takes 4-8 weeks from demolition to completion, depending on whether plumbing or electrical changes are required. Custom cabinetry lead times can add 4-6 weeks - factor this into your timeline when planning your project start date.
A mid-range bathroom renovation in Ontario typically costs $15,000-$35,000 for a full gut-and-redo of a standard 4-piece bathroom. A basic cosmetic update (vanity, toilet, fixtures, tile) runs $5,000-$12,000. High-end custom work can exceed $50,000. Comparing quotes is the best way to validate pricing for your specific project.
Kitchen renovations in Ontario typically return 60-80% of the renovation cost in increased home value, according to real estate data. Bathroom renovations return a similar amount. The strongest ROI comes from projects that modernize dated finishes and fix functional issues - not from high-end luxury upgrades that exceed neighbourhood price points.
Kitchen and bathroom renovations happen year-round. Spring is a popular time to start, giving homeowners summer to enjoy the finished space. Winter can offer shorter lead times as contractors are less booked. The key constraint is not season but contractor availability and material lead times, especially for custom cabinetry.
Ask for a detailed written scope of work and fixed-price quote, confirm they handle permit applications, ask for references from similar projects, and clarify the project timeline and how changes to scope are handled. For kitchen and bath renovations with plumbing or electrical, confirm they coordinate qualified sub-trades and that each sub-trade pulls the required permits for their work.