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Two Bathroom Renovation West Vancouver - After Renovation 1
Transformation of One Bathroom into Two Stylish Spaces - Before Renovation 1
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The Challenge

The existing bathroom was large but configured as a single space — one set of supply/drain lines, one ventilation fan, one light circuit. Dividing it into two code-compliant bathrooms meant adding a full second rough-in within the existing footprint, coordinating permits from the District of West Vancouver, and ensuring both new spaces met minimum clearance and ventilation requirements.

Our Solution

We planned the partition location to give each bathroom adequate width while minimizing the length of new drain runs. Plumbing rough-in was scheduled early to allow maximum drying time before tile work. Both bathrooms were finished in the same floor-to-ceiling tile and wood grain cabinet palette to create a cohesive look across the two spaces. Building and plumbing permits were pulled at project start; all inspections were completed before finishes were applied.

Make One Into Two Bathroom Renovation with Custom Cabinets

This West Vancouver project took one oversized single bathroom and divided it into two fully independent, code-compliant spaces — each with its own plumbing rough-in, dedicated lighting circuit, and ventilation. The renovation required framing a new partition wall, running separate supply and drain lines to each bathroom, and obtaining the required building and plumbing permits from the District of West Vancouver. Both bathrooms were finished with floor-to-ceiling wall tiles, custom wood grain vanity cabinets, and modern ceiling trim to give each space a complete, high-quality finish. All rough-in and finish work passed government inspection. Total budget: $57,000–$60,000. Timeline: 9–11 weeks from permit issuance to final walk-through.

Location
West Vancouver
Duration
9-11 weeks
Budget Range
$57,000 - $60,000
Space Type
House

Service Scope

Customized VanityCountertop ReplacementFull Wall TilingPlumbingLightingLED MirrorPass City InspectionWall Changes

Frequently Asked Questions

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.

Verified Google Review

Reno Stars公司最近为我们家改造了两间卫生间,施工质量和服务态度让我和家人赞不绝口!从项目开始到完工,他们展现了极高的专业水准和对细节的专注,让我们对最终成果非常满意。 首先,Reno Stars的施工质量令人印象深刻。他们选用的材料优质耐用,无论是瓷砖拼接、管道安装还是卫浴设备的配置,都体现出精湛的工艺。施工过程中,他们严格把控每一个细节,确保墙面平整、防水到位,甚至连角落的收边都处理得无可挑剔。改造后的卫生间不仅美观大方,而且功能性极强,使用起来非常舒适,真正提升了我们的生活品质。 更让我感动的是Reno Stars团队的服务态度。他们从前期沟通到施工完成,始终保持高效和及时。例如,我们临时调整了部分设计,陈师傅立即协调,提供了很好的解决方案。小方师傅和水工师傅施工质量高超,确保政府验收顺利通过。
Clark W. · last year
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