Bathroom Renovation
Upgrade your home with a professionally designed bathroom renovation in Montreal. At Groupe Da Silva, we specialize in turn-key bathroom remodels that combine luxury, functionality, and long-lasting craftsmanship.
From complete bathroom gut renovations to modern upgrades, our experienced general contractors handle every detail — including demolition, plumbing coordination, tile installation, custom vanities, lighting, waterproofing, and finishing work. We create spa-inspired bathrooms, practical family bathrooms, and space-efficient layouts tailored to your needs and budget.
We pride ourselves on:
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Transparent pricing and detailed project scopes
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Clear communication from start to finish
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Quality materials and expert tile craftsmanship
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On-time project completion
Whether you’re modernizing an outdated bathroom or increasing your home’s resale value, we deliver results that elevate both comfort and property value.
Looking for a trusted bathroom contractor in the West Island? Contact us today to schedule your consultation and get a detailed estimate.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a turn-key bathroom renovation cost in Montreal?
Complete bathroom renovations generally run between $20,000 and $55,000+ depending on the scope of the project, with a standard renovation averaging around $31,000 to $36,000.
How long does a bathroom renovation take?
A full gut, turn-key bathroom renovation takes approximately 3 weeks to complete. Proper preparation is key to staying on schedule, as delays in finalizing design selections or receiving finishing materials can extend the overall timeline.
How much noise/dust should I expect, and how do you handle daily cleanup?
We treat every client’s home as if it were our own. We use proven methods to keep dust and debris as localized as possible, and our team performs a thorough cleanup at the end of each workday to keep the home as clean and comfortable as possible.
As for noise, renovations can naturally be disruptive, as power tools are frequently required throughout the project. However, the louder work is generally limited to certain portions of the day, allowing for quieter periods in between.
What happens if you open the walls and find water damage or mould? Is this common in older West Island homes?
Yes, it’s fairly common in pre-1990s West Island homes, where aging plumbing and outdated waterproofing let moisture build up unnoticed behind tile over the years. If we find it, we stop and show you exactly what we’re seeing before continuing. Minor mould or damaged drywall gets remediated and replaced as part of the renovation; more significant structural damage is quoted separately so there are no surprises. Either way, we make sure everything is fully dry and properly waterproofed before we close the walls back up.