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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to divide one bathroom into two in West Vancouver?+

This project came in at $57,000–$60,000. The budget covered framing a new partition wall, full plumbing rough-in for a second bathroom (supply lines, drain, vent stack connection), electrical for a second light circuit and GFCI outlets, floor-to-ceiling tile in both bathrooms, custom vanity cabinets, all fixtures, and District of West Vancouver building and plumbing permits. Pricing varies based on existing rough-in proximity and finish level.

How long does it take to split one bathroom into two?+

Our West Vancouver two-bathroom split took 9–11 weeks from permit issuance to final inspection. A standard single-bathroom renovation typically runs 4–6 weeks. The additional time reflects the permit application lead time from the District of West Vancouver, the extra plumbing rough-in inspection stage, and the doubled tile and cabinet scope. Timeline can vary based on permit processing speed and material lead times.

Do I need permits to divide a bathroom into two in West Vancouver?+

Yes. Splitting one bathroom into two requires a building permit (structural work — new partition wall) and a plumbing permit (new rough-in) from the District of West Vancouver. Electrical work for the new circuit may also require an electrical permit depending on scope. We pulled all required permits and coordinated all inspections on this project; all work passed government inspection before finishes were applied.