Full kitchen and bathroom remodel package
Many Toronto homeowners tackle the kitchen and one or more bathrooms in the same renovation, either to get the disruption over in one go or because a contractor offers a better combined price than two separate jobs. This is a distinct project from a single kitchen or bathroom job and usually needs a general contractor coordinating trades across both spaces at once.
- One project timeline and one set of permits instead of two separate jobs
- Shared trades (plumber, electrician, tile setter) scheduled efficiently across both rooms
- Design consistency between kitchen and bathroom finishes if that matters to you
- A single point of contact managing the whole scope instead of juggling two contractors
Look for a company that has run combined kitchen-and-bath jobs before, since sequencing plumbing and electrical rough-in across two wet rooms at once takes more planning than a single-room job.
What it costs
Combining a kitchen and bathroom remodel does not simply add the two project costs together. You often save on mobilization, permitting and some shared labour, but the total is still driven mainly by cabinetry, countertops, tile and fixture choices in each room. Get a combined quote rather than two separate ones to see the actual savings.
Top 3 by our score
Ranked from our published scoring of public Google reviews for whole-home & gut renovation.
- 1. Home Painters Toronto935.0★ · 153 reviews
- 2. Astaneh Construction925.0★ · 118 reviews
- 3. Smart Renovations924.9★ · 136 reviews
FAQ
- Is it cheaper to renovate a kitchen and bathroom at the same time?
- Often yes, since you avoid paying for two separate mobilizations and permit applications, and trades like plumbing and electrical can be scheduled more efficiently across both rooms.
- How long does a combined kitchen and bathroom renovation take?
- It varies with scope, but expect longer than either project alone since more trades are working across more square footage, even with efficient scheduling.
- Do I need a general contractor for this or can I hire separate specialists?
- A general contractor is usually worth it here because scheduling plumbers, electricians and tile setters across two rooms without one coordinator often leads to delays.