What bathroom renovation work do you focus on?
Priority One Flooring focuses on tile, shower and tub-surround installation, preparation, vanity tops and bathroom finishes. Your proposal identifies the work included and who is responsible for demolition, plumbing, electrical, glass and other trades. Share the whole project so these interfaces can be reviewed early.
How much does a bathroom renovation cost in Vancouver?
The cost depends on the room, removal and repair needs, shower assembly, tile layout, vanity details, building access and other trade work. A site-specific installation estimate is more useful than a generic package price. Share your approximate dimensions, project city and intended changes to get started.
Do you work on condo bathrooms and small ensuites?
Yes. Condo bathroom renovations and small ensuites need careful layout and access planning. Share strata rules, permitted working hours, elevator arrangements and any water-shutoff requirements. Building approvals and responsibility for trade permits should be confirmed before installation is scheduled.
Can I keep the existing bathroom layout?
Often, that is a useful starting point. New tile, a different vanity or a shower refresh can improve the room while retaining key locations. The existing substrate, fixture dimensions and any concealed damage still need to be reviewed before the installation scope is finalised.
Can a bathtub be changed to a walk-in shower?
A tub-to-shower conversion starts with feasibility. Drain position, floor depth, waterproofing, access, glass and plumbing responsibilities must be reviewed together. Curbless access depends on the building and floor assembly; it cannot be assumed from a photograph or room dimensions alone.
Do bathroom renovations need permits?
Requirements depend on the work and municipality. Moving walls or plumbing and electrical lines can trigger permits; some straightforward finish replacements may not. Confirm the requirements with the relevant authority and identify who will obtain permits and arrange inspections. Strata approval is a separate building requirement. See the City of Vancouver’s permit guidance ↗
How long will my bathroom be out of use?
There is no reliable single timeline for every bathroom. Removal, repairs, trade work, waterproofing, curing, tile setting, glass and inspections affect the sequence. The schedule and expected bathroom downtime should be confirmed once the scope and material availability are known, especially if it is your only bathroom.
Can you install tile and fixtures I have already selected?
Tell us what you have chosen before ordering or scheduling. Tile dimensions, installation requirements, quantities and delivery timing need review, along with vanity and fixture dimensions. The written scope confirms what you provide, what installation includes and any responsibilities that remain with other trades.