This is where everything begins.

• Discuss your goals, style, and functionality needs

• Evaluate the existing bathroom

• Identify potential challenges (space, plumbing, structure)

This step ensures your renovation is tailored to your lifestyle—not just aesthetics.

A strong design prevents costly changes later.

• Floor plans and layout options

• Fixture placement (toilet, vanity, shower)

• 3D renderings or concept drawings

Creating a clear design early allows you to visualize the final result and make changes before construction begins.

One of the biggest benefits of pre-construction is cost control.

• Detailed project estimate

• Identifying cost drivers (tile, custom work, plumbing changes)

Bathroom costs can vary significantly depending on layout changes, material selections, and features like heated floors or custom showers.

This is where your vision starts to come to life.

• Tile, flooring, and finishes

• Vanity, countertop, and fixtures

• Lighting, mirrors, and accessories

Selections are finalized ahead of time to avoid delays and ensure everything is ready when construction begins.

A detailed scope protects both you and the contractor.

• Clear outline of what’s included (and excluded)

• Project timeline and phases

• Coordination of trades (plumbing, electrical, tiling, etc.)

A well-defined scope helps avoid misunderstandings and surprise costs during the build.

If your renovation involves structural, plumbing, or electrical changes, permits may be required.

• Permit applications and approvals

• Ensuring compliance with local building codes

• Scheduling inspections if needed

Handling this upfront prevents delays once construction starts.

Timing is everything in a renovation.

• Ordering materials in advance

• Scheduling trades and labour

• Creating a realistic start and completion timeline

Proper planning ensures everything arrives on time and the project runs smoothly.