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How Much Does a Bathroom Renovation Cost in Victoria BC? (2026 Pricing Guide)

Aug 17
3 min read

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If you're comparing quotes for a bathroom renovation in Victoria, Langford, Saanich, Sidney, or Sooke, the honest answer is that most local companies won't give you a number until after a consultation. We think that's the wrong way to shop for a renovation, so here's exactly what we charge, starting today.


Bathroom renovation cost in Victoria BC: the short answer


We offer two fixed-scope renovation options, and both start at a published, real price:

  • 2-Day Wet Area Renovation: starting from $6,999

  • 5-Day Complete Bathroom Remodel: starting from $8,400

Both prices are for licensed, insured work completed by our father-and-son team, based in Victoria and serving Greater Victoria and South Vancouver Island.


What's included at each price point


2-Day Wet Area Renovation - from $6,999

This is the right option if your shower or tub is outdated, leaking, or just needs replacing without touching the rest of the room. It's completed in 48 hours and includes:

  • Complete removal of the old bath or shower

  • New wall panel system (choice of PVC acrylic finishes, including granite, marble, and stone looks)

  • New shower or bath base

  • Moen shower valve

  • Glass shelf

Because the wall panels are a 100% waterproof, low-maintenance surface, they resist mold and mildew build-up, which matters a lot in Victoria's damp coastal climate.


5-Day Complete Bathroom Remodel - from $8,400

This is a full floor-to-ceiling remodel for homeowners who want the entire room updated, not just the wet area. Over 5 days, it includes:

  • New premium vinyl tile flooring

  • Base trim and door casing

  • New vanity (3 colour options)

  • New mirror

  • Lighting upgrade

  • Base heater and switch upgrades

  • Full room painting

Most homeowners choose this option when the vanity, flooring, and lighting are as dated as the shower itself, or when they're planning to stay in the home long-term and want everything updated at once.


Which option is right for your bathroom?


A good rule of thumb: if only the shower or tub area needs work, the 2-day renovation covers it. If the whole room, including flooring, vanity, and lighting, needs updating, the 5-day remodel is the better value, since you avoid paying for two separate projects down the line.

We'll confirm exactly which one fits your space during a free, no-pressure consultation, so you're not guessing.


Why we publish real prices when most renovators don't


Most bathroom renovation companies in Victoria keep pricing fully quote-gated, which means you can't compare options without booking a call first. We'd rather be upfront. A real renovation, not a temporary liner over your old tub, done by a licensed and insured local team, starting at a published price, is a combination that's genuinely rare in this market right now.


Frequently asked questions


How much does a bathroom renovation cost in Victoria BC? Our renovations start at $6,999 for a 2-day wet area (shower and tub) renovation, or $8,400 for a 5-day complete bathroom remodel. Final pricing depends on your specific space, materials, and any add-ons, but these are the real starting prices, not placeholder estimates.


What's the difference between a 2-day and 5-day bathroom renovation? The 2-day renovation replaces just the wet area (shower, tub, wall panels, and valve). The 5-day remodel covers the entire bathroom, including new flooring, vanity, lighting, and paint. Both are completed by the same licensed, insured team.


Does the price include a warranty? Yes, our work is backed by a warranty on materials and workmanship. We'll walk you through the specific coverage during your consultation.


Ready to get a real number for your bathroom?


Book a free consultation and we'll tell you exactly which renovation fits your space, your timeline, and your budget, no guessing required.


Call (250) 893-6066 or book a free consultation online.

 
 
 

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