Vancouver's Bathroom Renovation Specialists

Bathroom and Ensuite Renovation in Vancouver

A bathroom or ensuite that fits your home, costs $22K to $45K to build, and can add $40K to $80K in value where buyers pay for quality baths.

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Typical investment

$22K–$45K

typical full bathroom or ensuite

Typical value added

$40K–$80K

typical value add in North Shore-type markets

Typical timeline

4–6 weeks

typical timeline for a full bath or ensuite

Who this is for

We help Vancouver homeowners replace a dated bathroom without the guesswork.

Homeowner with one dated bath

The main bathroom still has 1990s tile. A full refresh makes daily life better and helps at resale.

Couple adding an ensuite

You want a private bath off the primary bedroom without a major addition. We fit shower, vanity, and storage into the space you have.

Seller before listing

Buyers subtract bath work from their offer. Updating the bath or ensuite removes a common objection before the first showing.

Homeowner Planning Ahead

Updating now for comfort today and resale later.

Our Simple 5-Step Process

We make bathroom renovation simple, transparent and stress-free.

  1. 1

    Site visit

    We measure, check plumbing runs, ventilation, and structure, then quote a fixed price for the bath or ensuite.

  2. 2

    Design and permits

    We confirm the layout and file a permit if we move walls or change drainage. We handle the paperwork.

  3. 3

    Demo and rough-in

    We strip old finishes, update plumbing and electrical, and waterproof shower areas before tile goes up.

  4. 4

    Tile, fixtures, and glass

    Walls, floors, vanity, toilet, shower glass, and hardware installed and tested.

  5. 5

    Handover

    You get a finished bathroom or ensuite, cleanup, and every warranty document.

What's included

A complete, turnkey solution for your bathroom or ensuite.

Custom Design

Layout, fixtures and finishes chosen for your home

Demolition & Disposal

Old fixtures removed and hauled away

Plumbing & Electrical

All work code-compliant

Tiling & Waterproofing

Built to last behind the surface

Fixtures & Finishes

Modern, durable and easy to clean

Final Inspection

We do not leave until it is right

What Homeowners Say

The most organized renovation we've ever experienced. Beautiful work, on schedule, and they protected our home throughout.

PPriya S.Kitsilano — Kitchen Renovation

Bathroom and ensuite questions Vancouver homeowners ask

How much does an ensuite renovation cost in Vancouver?

A primary ensuite renovation typically costs $22,000 to $45,000 in the Vancouver area and adds $40,000 to $80,000 in property value in strong markets like the North Shore. Standard bathroom renovations cost less; the range depends on plumbing changes, tile scope, and fixture quality.

How long does a bathroom renovation take?

A full bathroom renovation typically takes 2 to 4 weeks of construction. Adding a new bathroom or ensuite where none exists takes longer because of framing, plumbing rough-in, and inspections. We sequence work so a household is never left without a working bathroom.

Do bathroom renovations need permits in BC?

Like-for-like fixture swaps do not need a permit. Moving or adding plumbing, altering electrical, or building a new bathroom requires permits and inspections. We include permitting in every quote where it applies, so there are no surprises at sale time when buyers ask for permit history.

Is adding an ensuite worth it before selling?

Usually yes. In North Shore and comparable Vancouver markets, a $22,000 to $45,000 ensuite renovation adds $40,000 to $80,000 in value, one of the highest returns of any single room. Homes with a renovated primary ensuite also tend to sell faster because buyers see no immediate work ahead.

Can you make a bathroom accessible for aging in place?

Yes. Curbless showers, grab bar blocking, comfort-height fixtures, wider doorways, and slip-resistant tile can be built into any bathroom renovation at modest extra cost. Doing it during a planned renovation is far cheaper than retrofitting later, and it widens your future buyer pool.

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