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Bathroom Plumbing · Bradford, ON · Updated October 2026

Bathroom Plumbing Renovations in Bradford.

Plumbing only. Rough-ins, drain and vent changes, moving fixtures and the final installs for your bathroom reno. We work alongside your contractor and leave the tile and finishes to them. Two licensed plumbers, written quotes before we start.

Finished marble shower with rainfall head and hand shower, plumbed by Seal Plumbing

How does bathroom renovation plumbing work in Bradford?

Seal Plumbing is the plumbing trade on your bathroom renovation, not the renovation contractor: we rough in the drains, vents, supply and valves before your walls close, then come back to set the fixtures after tile. Two visits, one licensed crew, a written quote before we start.

Most bathroom renovation companies serving Bradford sell the whole room: demolition, tile, vanity, paint and a plumber somewhere on the crew. That is not us. Seal Plumbing is the plumbing trade on your renovation. We handle everything behind the walls and under the floor, from the first drain cut to the last faucet, and hand the finishes back to you or your contractor.

That split works in your favour. You get licensed plumbers who do this every day, a plumbing quote you can compare line by line, and a rough-in planned around your actual layout and fixtures instead of squeezed in after the tile is picked. You deal directly with Pete and Joseph, the two licensed plumbers doing the work.

Already have a contractor? Send us the drawings and the fixture list and we will coordinate with them. Doing a plumbing-only refresh, like new toilet, vanity and shower valve in the same spots? We can handle that start to finish. Either way, it is the same crew that plumbs our custom homes.

What we handle

  • Bathroom rough-in plumbing
  • Moving toilets, showers & vanities
  • Drain & vent reconfiguration
  • Shower valves, tub fillers & body sprays
  • Supply line upgrades & shut-offs
  • Final fixture installation & testing

What we leave to your contractor

  • Tile, waterproofing & flooring
  • Drywall, paint & trim
  • Cabinetry & vanity supply
  • Electrical & ventilation fans
  • General demolition & framing
  • Design & project management

What are the steps in a bathroom plumbing renovation?

Two visits, one crew. We rough in before your trades close the walls, then come back to set the fixtures once the tile is done.

1

Plan from your layout

We work from your drawings and fixture list, confirm drain and vent routes, and flag anything that will not fit before a wall is opened. Why fixtures come before rough-in.

2

Rough-in

Supply, drains, vents, shower valves and tub drains set to the finished tile depth, pressure tested and left inspection-ready. Permits where the scope needs them.

3

Your trades finish

Tile, waterproofing, drywall and cabinetry go in around capped stubs and protected valves. We stay reachable if your contractor hits a surprise.

4

Final install

Toilet, faucets, shower trim, tub filler and drains connected, leak-tested and cleaned up. One plumber owns the job from the first cut to the last fixture.

Bathroom rough-in: new supply lines and valves set in the framed wall before drywall
Rough-in
Finished tiled bathroom with toilet installed by Seal Plumbing
Finished

What bathroom plumbing do you handle in Bradford?

Every part of the plumbing scope on a bathroom renovation.

Our Work

What does your recent bathroom work look like?

Rough-ins, relocated fixtures and finished bathrooms from recent renovations across the GTA and Simcoe County. Tap a photo for a closer look.

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What does bathroom plumbing cost in Bradford?

The plumbing is usually the part of a bathroom renovation that decides the budget, because moving a fixture costs real money and keeping it in place saves it. These are the 2026 Toronto-area market ranges from our bathroom renovation cost guide. Your written quote for your Bradford project is the number that counts.

$1,500 to $3,000Standard rough-in for a shower, sink and toilet that stay in their current positions.
+ $2,000 to $5,000Added when a toilet is relocated or a drain line is rerouted, on top of the standard rough-in.
Permit requiredPlumbing relocations need a municipal permit under the Ontario Building Code. Fees vary by municipality; we tell you what your project needs.

Older homes can add to that: galvanized supply lines and cast iron stacks are easier to replace while the wall is open. We tell you what we find and price it before we touch it.

Which Bradford neighbourhoods do you work in?

From the Holland Street core to Summerlyn Village, Grand Central and Green Valley, plus Bond Head, Coulson's Hill and the rural lines around Bradford West Gwillimbury.

Holland StreetDowntown BradfordSummerlyn VillageGrand CentralGreen ValleyDreamfieldsBond HeadCoulson's HillNewton RobinsonHolland Marsh

Also plumbing bathroom renovations in Newmarket, Barrie, King City, Aurora and Tottenham. See all service areas →

Need general plumbing in Bradford? See our Bradford plumber page or the full residential services.

Bathroom plumbing questions Bradford homeowners ask

For tile, waterproofing, drywall, cabinetry and electrical, yes. We handle the plumbing scope and coordinate with whoever is doing the rest. If the job is plumbing only, like swapping a toilet, vanity and shower valve in the same spots, you do not need anyone else.
Yes. We rough in the supply, drains, vents and valves, pressure test everything, and leave it inspection-ready. Your tile and drywall go in, then we come back for the final fixture install so the warranty on the plumbing stays with us.
Yes. Moving a fixture means rerouting the drain and vent and extending supply, so it costs more than keeping things where they are. We price the drain, vent, supply and access before you commit, and we tell you if the existing layout is the smarter call.
Plumbing relocations need a permit under the Ontario Building Code, and our work is built to pass inspection the first time. We walk you through what your project needs with the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury. Our plumbing permit guide explains how the process works.
Yes. New bathrooms below grade or in an addition are a core part of what we do: drainage, venting, ejector systems where needed and the full rough-in. See our basement bathroom and custom residential pages.
Small jobs often same-day. Full bathrooms typically take 24 to 48 hours once we have seen the site or the plans. Every quote is in writing before work starts.

How do I get started?

Send the layout and fixture list through the contact page or call 647-402-4825. You get a written plumbing quote your contractor can build around, usually within 24 to 48 hours of seeing the plans.