Bathroom renovations · Hamilton
From a tired three-piece to a tiled walk-in shower with a double vanity, we plan the layout, waterproof it properly and finish every edge — so the room still looks right after years of hot showers.
It is the smallest room most people renovate and the one that punishes shortcuts fastest. Water finds weak corners, cheap fixtures loosen, and a vanity that is ten centimetres too deep makes the whole room feel cramped.
We start with how you actually use the space — who showers, who needs storage, whether a tub matters — and then build it in the right order: plumbing and venting, a continuous waterproofing layer, tile set flat and true, then fixtures, glass and trim.
Swapping a rarely used tub for a curbless or low-curb shower frees floor space and makes the room easier to live with, now and later.
Failing grout and soft drywall behind old tile usually mean water has been getting in. We open it up, fix what is behind it and rebuild with a proper membrane.
Recessed niches, a taller linen tower or a deeper drawer vanity can double storage without making the room feel smaller.
Better lighting, a quiet fan that actually moves air, and lighter large-format tile change how the room feels every morning.
Inside a finished bathroom
A backlit feature wall, a floating vanity and a glass shower look simple. They depend on straight walls, a sealed membrane, solid blocking and lighting planned before the drywall goes up.
These choices drive cost and schedule more than anything else, so we settle them before demolition.
How it works
How you use the room, what bothers you about it, and what has to stay where it is.
Tile, vanity, valve, glass and lighting chosen and checked against the measurements.
The room opened up, framing corrected, plumbing and venting set for the new layout.
A continuous membrane over every wet surface, then tile set flat and true.
Vanity, toilet, trim, glass, paint and accessories — then a final walkthrough.
Projects
A long bathroom rebuilt around a white-oak double vanity with a linen tower, and a walk-in shower behind frameless glass with a rain head, hand shower and a half-wall topped in quartz.
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A walk-in shower wrapped in large marble-look porcelain, with a tiled bench, recessed niche and a black hexagon mosaic floor…
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It was a pleasure working with Johnny! Johnny and his team did a complete renovation of my bathroom. They did a fantastic job and and I am extremely pleased with the results. Johnny is very knowledgeable and helpful when it came to explaining all of the different options available. Johnny communicated throughout the renovation. I would highly recommend Shabo Construction! I am looking forward to working with Johnny again in the future.
I had my kitchen, powder room, and upstairs bathroom done. The work is absolutely beautiful! The team communicated with me throughout the entire process and provided regular updates about everything. I had trouble picking colours that would look nice in the space, and Johnny helped me pick some that would match the style I wanted. The rooms that they worked on were in rough shape, but now look nice and modern. The entire crew was very nice to work with, and I will definitely use their services again in the future!
We had an incredible time working with Johnny. He was so responsive and communicative throughout the whole process. Absolutely the most polite, friendly accommodating guy to work with. And, his workmanship and attention to detail was top notch. Excellent work, no corners cut. My bathroom is incredible, and everything I could have hoped for. 10 out of 10, will use again!!
Questions
Still have a question? Ask us directly
It depends on scope. A focused upgrade can take days; a full remodel with new plumbing and tile usually runs a few weeks once materials are on site. We give you a schedule with your estimate and keep you updated if anything changes.
Yes. We seal off the work area, protect floors on the way in and clean up daily. If it is your only bathroom, tell us early and we will plan the sequence to keep the time without a working toilet as short as we can.
You need the main items chosen before demolition — tile, vanity, toilet, shower valve and glass — because they affect rough-in measurements. We help you narrow choices and check sizes before anything is ordered.
Like-for-like replacements often do not, but moving plumbing, changing walls or adding a bathroom can. Rules change, so we check what applies to your project and tell you before work starts.
Where we work
Most of our work is in Hamilton and the communities around it. Not sure if we cover your street? Ask — it takes ten seconds.
Service areasFree estimate
Send a few photos and a rough idea of what you want. We will come back with questions, then a clear estimate.
Estimate request for: Bathroom Renovations
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