Richmond
Bathroom Renovations in Richmond
Bathroom renovations in Richmond, built around the tile: waterproofing first, layout second, and fixtures set into an assembly that will outlast them. We run the full scope from demolition to the last bead of silicone, and coordinate the plumbing, electrical and glass so you deal with one contractor.
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Homes we work in around Richmond
Richmond's housing is newer than Vancouver's on average, with large rebuilds across Terra Nova and Broadmoor, townhomes in Ironwood, and towers around Brighouse, and the flat ground doesn't mean flat floors.
The 1970s and 80s ranchers and two-storeys in Broadmoor, Seafair and Steveston usually still have the original bathroom behind the tile: a mortar-bed shower or a tub surround on drywall, with framing that has moved since it was built. A renovation here starts with demolition to the studs, correcting the substrate, then rebuilding the wet area as a complete Schluter system before any tile goes on.
The large rebuilds across Terra Nova and Broadmoor and the townhomes in Ironwood and Hamilton bring different questions. The rooms are bigger and the tile is larger, so flatness and lippage control matter more than substrate repair. Curbless showers, linear drains and large-format porcelain are the usual asks, and each one needs the slope and the waterproofing planned before the framing is closed.
In the Brighouse and Capstan mid-rises and towers, the renovation is as much logistics as tile. Strata approval, elevator bookings, noise hours and protecting the common areas all get planned up front, and the shower assembly is built to keep water out of the unit below.
Scope
What we handle in Richmond.
- Full bathroom renovations from demolition to finished tile
- Walk-in and curbless showers with Schluter waterproofing
- Tub-to-shower conversions
- Heated tile floors with uncoupling membranes
- Large-format porcelain, natural stone and mosaic
- Coordination with plumbers, electricians and glass installers
The full Bathroom Renovations page covers process, materials, and more of the questions we get asked. For everything else we do in the city, see tile contractor in Richmond.
FAQ
Common questions in Richmond.
Do I need a permit for a bathroom renovation in Richmond?
Tile work on its own doesn't need one. Moving plumbing, changing electrical or altering walls usually does, through the City of Richmond. We'll tell you which parts of your scope are likely to need a permit before you commit to anything, and confirm with the city where it isn't clear.
How long does a bathroom renovation take in Richmond?
A full bathroom typically runs three to five weeks from demolition to final walkthrough, with the tile portion taking one to two of those. Custom stone, curbless showers and heated floors add time. We'll give you a real schedule after the site visit, not a guess over the phone.
What does a bathroom renovation cost in Richmond?
It depends on size, fixtures and how much of the assembly has to be rebuilt, so treat any number before a site visit as a ballpark. Our note on bathroom renovation costs walks through what moves the price. A quote after seeing the room is the real answer.
Areas we cover in Richmond
Steveston, Terra Nova, Broadmoor, Brighouse, Ironwood, Seafair, Hamilton, Thompson, Capstan, and the rest of Richmond. If you're just outside those, ask anyway.
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