Professional Bathroom Remodeling Contractors in Nepean, ON

If the floor of the condo is concrete the answer is No. Also, many condo buildings especially hi-rise buildings have restrictions on plumbing relocations, not only of the toilet but all plumbing fixtures, such as tubs, showers, and vanities.

Similar to granite quartz requires a lot more maintenance to be used in a bathroom environment. Notwithstanding the above, quartz is a beautiful stone and can dramatically enhance the look and feel of your bathroom.

Yes, as long as the relocation is done within the joist bay or if the ceiling below would allow for either a bulkhead or some way to accommodate the drain pipe that would be now under the joists. Often, relocation of the toilet is both difficult and expensive and sometimes cost prohibitive. But as with many other things, each bathroom renovation is so slightly different and needs to be looked at individually.

The short answer is No, but each case differs, in most cases the plumbing for the tub is right under the tub and not underneath the concrete floor slab, with that your shower drain must be right by the wall and most stock shower bases will have an offset drain. Basically, most acrylic shower bases will not work in a condo application, and a custom-tiled shower is the only proper solution. However, there are some exceptions to the rule that needs to be looked at individually.

Not as common as poly marble or porcelain, laminate countertops have their place in bathroom renovations. If you are looking for the most durable, most cost-effective, and do not mind a drop-in sink, laminate countertops are excellent options for your bathroom renovation