Bathroom Renovations
Full bathroom renovations, tub-to-shower conversions, ensuite upgrades and powder rooms, with a waterproofing membrane behind every shower.
Bathroom renovations in Nepean
At SecuReno, we deliver expert renovation services for kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, and custom finishing. Every project is tailored to your home, your budget, and your specific renovation needs. From cabinet and countertop upgrades to tile work and room refreshes, our team of skilled craftsmen delivers quality workmanship to create spaces built to last.
A bathroom renovation Nepean homeowners can rely on, planned around the 1960s to 1980s family homes that make up most of the area. SecuReno also handles kitchen renovation Nepean projects, flooring and handyman work across Centrepointe, Craig Henry, Bells Corners, Merivale and Trend-Arlington, with written quotes and one crew from start to finish.
Most Nepean homes are now old enough that the original bathroom and kitchen are due, and that is the work we do here most.
Nepean grew quickly from the 1960s to the 1980s, and a lot of the houses along the Merivale Road corridor, in Craig Henry, Centrepointe and Trend-Arlington still have the bathrooms and kitchens they were built with. Forty or fifty years in, those rooms are showing it: original tile, fans that vent into the attic, cabinets built for a different generation and a single circuit running the whole counter.
That is why bathroom renovations lead in Nepean, with kitchens close behind. They are the two rooms that wear out first and make the biggest difference when they are done properly. We plan both around how the house is actually used, keep the layout where it works to control the budget, and fix what is behind the walls while they are open.

Nepean's 1960s to 1980s homes are solid, but the second round of updates always finds something. Four things to settle before anyone opens a wall.
We walk through all four at the estimate, and if doing the bathroom and kitchen together saves you money, we will tell you.
Listed in the order Nepean homeowners ask us for them. Each links to the full service page.
Full bathroom renovations, tub-to-shower conversions, ensuite upgrades and powder rooms, with a waterproofing membrane behind every shower.
Bathroom renovations in NepeanNew cabinets or refacing, quartz and granite countertops, backsplash and lighting, and opening up closed kitchens where the wall allows it.
Kitchen renovations in NepeanHome renovations Nepean families take on in phases: bathrooms, kitchen, then flooring, planned so the trades are not undoing each other's work.
Home renovations in NepeanDoor repairs, caulking, drywall patches, trim and fixture swaps, batched into one visit and priced up front.
Handyman services in NepeanHardwood, vinyl plank, laminate and tile over subfloors that are screwed down and levelled first, which older Nepean homes usually need.
Flooring in NepeanFinishing and updating basements with moisture control first, and adding a basement bathroom where the family needs one.
Basement renovations in NepeanNepean homes are on their second round of updates. We know what the original builders put behind the tile and cabinets, and we plan for it.
Cabinets, tile, fixtures and labour itemized separately. Change one choice and only that line moves.
When both rooms are due, we sequence them so you always have one working bathroom and a temporary kitchen, and the trades are only mobilized once.
We reach Nepean quickly via Highway 416, Baseline Road and Merivale Road, and schedule jobs by neighbourhood so visits are on time.
One room or two? Doing the bathroom and kitchen in the same project usually costs less than doing them a year apart, because the plumber, electrician and tile setter are mobilized once. The trade-off is a longer period with the house in progress. We lay out both options at the estimate so you can decide what fits your family.
We look at the rooms, check the electrical panel and plumbing, listen to what is not working and send a written, itemized quote.
Cabinets, tile, fixtures and glass chosen and ordered before demolition, so nothing sits half-finished waiting on a delivery.
Demolition, rough-ins, waterproofing, cabinets, tile and finishing, with the rest of your house sealed off and cleaned daily.
Every fixture, drawer and grout line checked with you, and a clean, finished room handed over.
The honest answer is that three things decide most of it in a Nepean home: whether the layout changes, the materials you choose, and what the original construction is hiding.
Keeping the layout is the biggest saving on both rooms. If the toilet, sink, shower drain and stove stay where they are, there is less demolition, usually no permit and a shorter schedule.
Cabinets and tile are where budgets stretch. Stock, semi-custom and custom cabinets can differ by a factor of three for the same kitchen, and large-format tile is often cheaper to install than small mosaic.
What is behind the walls in a 1960s to 1980s house is the part to plan for: a shower with no waterproofing membrane, a fan ducted into the attic, or a kitchen running on one circuit. We look for these at the estimate so they are in the quote.
We do not publish flat prices because a powder room and a full kitchen remodel are different projects. What we do is give you a written, line-item quote before we start. Request a free estimate and we will walk through it with you.
Ask any contractor to show these lines separately. If they will not, keep looking.
The 1960s and 1970s homes in Craig Henry, Trend-Arlington and along Merivale Road are mostly well built, with poured foundations and decent layouts. What they need is the second round of updates: original bathrooms with no waterproofing behind the tile, kitchens with one overloaded circuit, and plywood subfloors that squeak.
Centrepointe and the 1980s neighbourhoods have more open layouts and larger ensuites, and the most common request is a bathroom or ensuite update with a walk-in shower, heated floors and a better vanity. Bells Corners has a mix of older bungalows and newer homes, so the work there varies more.
Across all of Nepean, the pattern is the same: the house is solid, the finishes are tired, and doing the bathroom and kitchen properly brings the whole home up to date. Nepean is part of the City of Ottawa, so City of Ottawa building permits apply whenever plumbing or walls move.
Not sure whether to start with the bathroom or the kitchen? Call and describe both. We will tell you which one makes more sense first.
It depends on the size of the room, whether plumbing moves, and the materials. Most Nepean bathrooms we renovate keep the existing layout, which is the biggest saving. We give a written, line-item quote after seeing the room so you can see exactly where the money goes.
Yes. Kitchens are our second most common project in Nepean, from cabinet refacing and new counters to full renovations with the wall taken out. We order cabinets before demolition so you are not without a kitchen longer than necessary.
Yes, and it often saves money because the trades are already on site. We schedule it so you always have one working bathroom and a temporary kitchen setup while the work is underway.
Nepean is part of the City of Ottawa, so City of Ottawa building permits apply. Moving plumbing, altering walls or finishing a basement usually needs one. Replacing fixtures in the same place, new tile or new cabinets in the same layout generally does not.
Often, yes. Many original 1960s to 1980s kitchens run on one or two circuits, which is not enough for modern appliances, under-cabinet lighting and more outlets. We check the panel at the estimate and include any new circuits in the quote, done by a licensed electrical contractor.
Yes. Handyman visits for doors, caulking, drywall patches, trim and fixtures are booked across Nepean, priced up front and batched into one visit.
Still have a question? Call 343 700 1124 and ask us directly.
Tell us about the bathroom, the kitchen or the list. For a bathroom renovation Nepean homeowners can count on, call 343 700 1124 or send the form and we will get back to you within one business day