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Barrie & Simcoe County · The quote explains itself

Start with the year the house was built

Three questions, then how to reach you. It takes about a minute.

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What is actually wrong with the bathroom?
A few details

Which town?

Roughly when was the house built?

What are you picturing?

Whether it is the only bathroom in the house, whether anything leaks now, and whether you are on a well and septic. Optional, and photographs can follow by email.

How to reach you

A phone number or an email address — one is enough. We use it to answer this enquiry and nothing else.

Or call (249) 555-0142. Mon–Fri 7am–5pm

What you get before anybody is booked

Three promises before a quote exists

Every bathroom company in Simcoe County offers a free in-home estimate. It commits them to nothing and it is a sales visit. These are the parts Barrie Bathrooms owes you whether or not the work comes to us.

The allowance is named, in dollars, in the quote

You see what Barrie Bathrooms has set aside for what is inside the wall, before the work starts.

A fixed price on a 1987 Painswick house carries the same risk; it is just carried silently, inside the margin. Naming it does two things: you can compare quotes on the finish alone, and when the demolition shows sound PEX you get the allowance back instead of paying for a risk that did not happen.

Photographs before the number moves

If the allowance is going to be spent, you see the pipe, the drain or the subfloor first.

The change order is where renovation relationships go wrong, and it goes wrong because the homeowner is asked to accept a number for something they never saw. Barrie Bathrooms photographs what the demolition found, sends it, and gets the revised figure agreed in writing before any new work starts.

Every enquiry gets an answer within one business day

Including the ones we turn down, and Barrie Bathrooms turns down more of these than people expect.

An active leak needs a plumber today, not a renovation in March. A basement that takes water in the thaw needs that solved before a bathroom is built over it. A structural question needs an engineer. When it is one of those, the answer comes with the reason and, where we know one, the trade that does handle it.

None of these is about workmanship or the warranty on the finished room. Those belong on the contract and they are worth reading line by line. These are what you get before you have decided anything.

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