Bathroom Renovation Before and After Gallery
Real bathrooms renovated by our crew in Newmarket, Bradford and across the GTA—complete with interactive before-and-after sliders and construction shots. Filter by the type of project you are planning.
Reviewing real completed rooms—and seeing what stood in the same corner before demolition—is the fastest way to narrow down tile formats, vanity styles and shower layouts for your own house. Every photograph on this page comes from our own completed jobs, led by two renovations in Newmarket and a primary ensuite in Bradford. Where the specific town for an older GTA project was not recorded in our files, we label it “GTA” rather than inventing a local street name.
Use the category filters below to view walk-in showers, tub-to-shower conversions, bathtub replacements, accessible bathrooms or small and condo bathrooms. Drag the handle across any before-and-after pair to compare the original bathroom with the finished remodel.
Newmarket project
Two Newmarket tub alcoves converted to walk-in showers
Two upstairs bathrooms in the same Newmarket house, each converted from an alcove tub to a walk-in shower with Carrara-look wall porcelain, charcoal floor tile, matte-black fixtures and a linear drain.
Newmarket project
Accessible walk-in shower conversion in Newmarket
A one-piece acrylic tub and surround in a Newmarket home replaced with a low-threshold tiled walk-in shower, fold-down wall seat, grab bar and handheld shower on a slide bar.
Bradford project
Primary ensuite in Bradford with freestanding tub and curbless shower
Full primary bathroom finished in large-format marble-look porcelain, with a freestanding oval tub under the window, a curbless frameless glass shower with a floating bench, and a white shaker vanity.
GTA project
Yonge Street condo curbless accessible shower
A condo bathroom rebuilt with a barrier-free, curbless walk-in shower, linear drain, matte-black grab bars, a fold-down wood-slat seat and non-slip grey floor tile.
GTA project
Chevron floor ensuite with brass fixtures and double vanity
An ensuite featuring a black-and-white chevron tile floor, a double vanity with a veined black stone countertop and brushed brass faucets, and a glass walk-in shower with a partitioned toilet room.
GTA project
Primary bathroom with slipper tub, bay shutters and double vanity
A spacious primary ensuite with a freestanding slipper tub angled below bay-window shutters, a white shaker double vanity with matching linen cabinet, an LED mirror and a walk-in glass shower.
GTA project
3-piece main bathroom tub and tile replacement
An older harvest-gold tub and diamond-tiled alcove stripped back and rebuilt with a deep white soaker tub, Carrara-look porcelain to the ceiling, hex-mosaic niches and a dark shaker vanity.
GTA project
Tub-to-shower remodel with black-framed sliding glass
A worn 3-piece bathroom with a stained pedestal sink and alcove tub transformed with a white floating vanity, marble-look wall and floor porcelain, a hex-mosaic shower floor and black-framed sliding glass doors.
GTA project
Compact main bathroom with floating wood-grain vanity and glass shower
A dated pink-tiled bathroom completely gutted and finished with a dark wood-grain floating vanity, vessel sink, backlit mirror, upper storage cabinet and a sliding glass shower with mosaic accent band.
GTA project
Contemporary grey-tile primary bathroom with freestanding tub
A large primary bathroom clad in matte grey large-format porcelain, featuring a freestanding oval soaking tub, a frameless glass shower with an illuminated niche, and a white-and-wood vanity with under-cabinet lighting.
GTA project
High-contrast black and white marble shower bathroom
A modern 3-piece bathroom combining white marble-look floor and wall slabs with a dramatic black veined marble shower interior, frameless glass partition, linear floor drain and charcoal floating vanity.
GTA project
Frameless glass shower with LED horizontal niche
An older builder bathroom with a tiled tub deck and blue walls converted to a bright walk-in shower with floor-to-ceiling frameless glass, a warm LED-lit horizontal niche, matte-black hardware and large matte-black floor tile.
GTA project
Condo bathroom with stone feature stripe, bench and linear LED lighting
A contemporary condo bathroom finished with glossy white porcelain, a continuous dark brown stone feature stripe running across the floor and up the shower wall, a built-in bench, flush wall cabinetry and recessed linear ceiling lights.
In-depth project case studies
Four of the projects in our gallery have full case studies breaking down the original bathroom’s problems, the homeowner’s goals, and how our crew handled the plumbing, waterproofing and tile layout:
Newmarket project
Two Newmarket tub alcoves converted to walk-in showers
Two upstairs bathrooms in the same Newmarket house, each converted from an alcove tub to a walk-in shower with Carrara-look wall porcelain, charcoal floor tile, matte-black fixtures and a linear drain.
Newmarket project
Accessible walk-in shower conversion in Newmarket
A one-piece acrylic tub and surround in a Newmarket home replaced with a low-threshold tiled walk-in shower, fold-down wall seat, grab bar and handheld shower on a slide bar.
Bradford project
Primary ensuite in Bradford with freestanding tub and curbless shower
Full primary bathroom finished in large-format marble-look porcelain, with a freestanding oval tub under the window, a curbless frameless glass shower with a floating bench, and a white shaker vanity.
GTA project
Yonge Street condo curbless accessible shower
A condo bathroom rebuilt with a barrier-free, curbless walk-in shower, linear drain, matte-black grab bars, a fold-down wood-slat seat and non-slip grey floor tile.
Three details worth checking in any contractor’s gallery
When you evaluate portfolio photos from bathroom contractors in Newmarket, look past the wide-angle lens and check three workmanship markers:
- Matched before-and-after angles. Comparing the exact same alcove or vanity wall before and after shows how much space you can gain—for example, replacing a 60-inch tub with a walk-in shower and linear drain—without moving the toilet stack.
- How niches, benches and drain grates meet the tile joints. In our Newmarket dual walk-in shower renovation, the tall illuminated niche and linear drain align cleanly with the surrounding porcelain courses because the layout is drawn before tile setting begins; see our renovation process.
- Safety and waterproofing details. Look for solid grab-bar placement, fold-down seating and flush or low-profile thresholds like those in our Newmarket accessible shower conversion and Yonge Street condo shower.
Curious what a similar transformation would cost in your home? Check our published Newmarket bathroom renovation prices or upload photos of your bathroom for a free itemized quote.