Bathroom renovation · West Island
Bathroom renovations in Montréal’s West Island.
Based in Dollard-des-Ormeaux (DDO), MTL Vertex Reno plans and builds complete bathrooms around your household—from layout and waterproofing to tile, fixtures, cabinetry coordination and final details.
Complete bathroom renovations
A functional room, planned as one project.
Bathroom remodelling brings structure, water management, surfaces, storage, plumbing fixtures and lighting into a compact space. We define the scope before work begins, coordinate the construction sequence and carry the selected details through to the finished room. We can also execute approved plans and elevations supplied by your interior designer.
Plan the room around real routines.
For a small bathroom renovation or a shared family bathroom, the first decisions are practical: who uses the room, what must be stored, and whether a tub or separate shower is needed. Those answers guide the placement of the vanity, bathing zones, fixtures and circulation before finishes are selected.
Build the shower from the inside out.
A walk-in shower renovation starts with the preparation behind the finish. The project scope can include demolition, substrate preparation, shower waterproofing, niches or a bench, tile installation and coordinated fixtures. Existing conditions and the chosen assembly are reviewed before the work sequence is finalized.
Make every visible detail belong together.
Vanity dimensions, storage, mirrors, lighting, faucets, hardware and tile transitions all affect how the completed bathroom feels and works. We coordinate these elements with the approved layout so the final installation reads as one considered space rather than a collection of separate products.
Real project stories
Different rooms. Different constraints. A clear result.
Compare two real bathroom projects, from the existing room through construction to completion. After flooding, the basement renovation removed a raised platform, opened the concrete slab and reworked the drainage. The family bathroom was planned for a household with two young children, with two sinks, separate bath and shower zones, and storage for daily routines. Open each story to see how those constraints shaped the work.
Bathroom renovation FAQ
Planning the work.
Every room and existing condition is different; these are the most useful starting points.
info@mtlvertexreno.ca01What can a complete bathroom renovation include?
Depending on the existing room and agreed scope, a project may include demolition, layout changes, waterproofing, tile, a shower or bathtub, vanity and storage, plumbing fixtures, lighting coordination, painting and final finishing.
02What affects the cost of a bathroom renovation?
The budget depends on the work behind the finishes as well as the products you choose: demolition, the existing floor and walls, changes to plumbing locations, waterproofing, tile, vanity and fixtures. Start with room dimensions, current photos, desired layout and finish preferences. Separate must-have improvements from optional upgrades so estimates can be compared on the same scope.
03How long will the bathroom renovation take?
Timing depends on the agreed scope, existing conditions and availability of the selected products; there is no single duration that fits every bathroom. Clarify the planned sequence and delivery dates, then discuss when the room will be unusable. If it is your only bathroom, identify that early so everyday arrangements can be considered before work begins.
04What should I check when comparing bathroom renovation estimates?
Compare the included work, not just the total: demolition, preparation, waterproofing, tile, plumbing fixtures, vanity, lighting coordination and finishing. Clarify who supplies each product and whether keeping or moving fixtures is assumed. Note exclusions and decisions still open. A layout change with preparation behind the finishes is not the same scope as replacing finishes in the existing layout.
05Can the plumbing layout be changed?
Sometimes. Feasibility depends on the building, floor structure, existing services and the proposed layout. Our basement bathroom case study shows one project where removing a platform required opening the slab and reworking drainage.
06Can you build from plans prepared by my designer?
Yes. We can execute approved plans and elevations supplied by your interior designer and coordinate the on-site work with the specified layout, materials and details.
07Do you offer bathroom renovations in Dollard-des-Ormeaux and nearby areas?
Yes. We are based in Dollard-des-Ormeaux (DDO) in Montréal’s West Island. Nearby service areas include Pierrefonds, Roxboro, Kirkland, Pointe-Claire, Beaconsfield, Dorval, Baie-D’Urfé, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Senneville, L’Île-Bizard and Sainte-Geneviève. We also consider bathroom renovations in Montréal, Westmount and Laval. Our working area is roughly a 40 km straight-line radius around central DDO, not a 40 km drive. For locations near its edge, send the project address so we can confirm travel, scope and availability.
08How do I request a bathroom renovation estimate?
Use the guided questionnaire to select the room type, building type, approximate size, desired scope and finish level. You can also add known dimensions, photos, plans and a short optional description. The existing conditions, layout changes and selected materials help define the scope for an estimate.
09What happens after I submit the questionnaire?
We review your project brief and contact you using the details you provided.
Your bathroom project
Tell us what the room needs to do better.
Start with the guided questionnaire. Most answers are quick selections, and you can attach photos, measurements or designer plans at the end.