Kitchen & Bathroom Recovery in Toronto

$2,000 to $10,000+ CAD depending on contamination severity, space size, and structural damage. A single bathroom with moderate mold and contamination averages $2,000-$4,500 CAD. A kitchen with severe mold, appliance removal, and cabinetry restoration can run $5,000-$10,000+ CAD. A complete kitchen and bathroom recovery might total $6,000-$10,000+ CAD. Pricing is custom per-project - we provide a detailed written quote after your free in-home assessment. Factors include square footage, mold extent, water damage, fixture replacement needs, and whether plumbing work is required.

3 to 14 days depending on contamination severity and structural damage extent. A single bathroom typically takes 3-7 days. A kitchen with significant mold remediation and appliance replacement can take 7-14 days. A combined kitchen and bathroom recovery might take 10-14 days. We provide a clear, realistic timeline during your free assessment and keep you updated throughout the project.

Yes. Toronto's humid climate causes extensive mold growth behind tiles and within grout lines. We apply HEPA filtration, use Health Canada-approved anti-fungal treatments, and may recommend tile replacement where mold has penetrated deep beneath the surface. We follow Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act protocols for safe mold remediation and provide testing documentation confirming successful removal.

Not until we've conducted comprehensive testing and remediation per Toronto Public Health standards. If your kitchen has been used for hoarding or left unmaintained, we assess all surfaces, appliances, water supply, and drainage for bacterial and chemical contamination. We test water quality, verify food preparation surfaces are free of pathogens, and ensure full compliance with Toronto Public Health food safety standards before we declare the kitchen safe for food preparation.

Yes. Many pre-war Toronto homes have galvanised piping that deteriorates under hoarding conditions. We assess water quality, test for lead and corrosion contamination, and coordinate with licensed plumbers for pipe remediation or replacement under Ontario Building Code standards. Old pipes are critical to address before your kitchen can be safely used - we ensure this work is completed properly.

Ammonia damage requires specialized treatment and is a common issue in severely contaminated kitchens and bathrooms. We use enzymatic treatments to neutralize ammonia, remove contaminated materials, treat structural damage to walls and flooring, eliminate odours at the source, and verify successful remediation with air quality testing. This requires specialist equipment and training that we have in-house.

Sometimes. We assess each fixture and appliance for structural integrity and contamination. Severely damaged toilets, sinks, cabinets, and appliances may need replacement. We can source replacement fixtures and appliances, coordinate professional installation to Ontario Building Code standards, and ensure everything is fully functional before project completion.

Common issues include blockages, pipe deterioration, water pressure problems, and inadequate ventilation. We identify these issues and coordinate with licensed plumbers to ensure Ontario Building Code compliance. Plumbing repairs are included in our recovery service, and we ensure all work meets current provincial standards.

We assess whether surfaces can be salvaged with professional refinishing or require replacement. We evaluate wood damage, water damage, contamination levels, and structural integrity. If salvageable, we coordinate refinishing. If replacement is necessary, we source new materials, coordinate installation by licensed professionals, and ensure all new surfaces meet current food safety and building code standards.