Ensuite with freestanding tub, floating oak vanity and stone-look tile, Alpine Way renovation, Whistler
Ensuite with freestanding tub, floating oak vanity and stone-look tile, Alpine Way renovation, Whistler

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Bathrooms

Bathrooms

Bathroom renovations in Whistler, from a simple refresh to a full rebuild.

Bathroom renovations in Whistler, from a simple refresh to a full rebuild.

Bathroom renovations in Whistler, from a simple refresh to a full rebuild.

Bathrooms rebuilt from the studs out, with waterproofing done right before any tile goes on.

Bathrooms rebuilt from the studs out, with waterproofing done right before any tile goes on.

BATHROOM

Bathroom Renovations

From a simple refresh to a full rebuild — bathrooms designed with care and built with the right materials for long-term performance.

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Full demo and waterproofing preparation

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Tile work

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Vanity

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Fixture

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Hardware selection and installation

What a bathroom renovation costs in Whistler

What a bathroom renovation costs in Whistler

What a bathroom renovation costs in Whistler

A well-executed ensuite with a tile shower, in-floor heat, a custom vanity and quality fixtures runs $50,000 to $75,000 in Whistler. A simpler main bath is achievable closer to $35,000 to $45,000.

Walk-in showers, steam systems and heated tile floors are common asks, and each adds to the budget. We’ll show you where the money goes before you commit.

A well-executed ensuite with a tile shower, in-floor heat, a custom vanity and quality fixtures runs $50,000 to $75,000 in Whistler. A simpler main bath is achievable closer to $35,000 to $45,000.

Walk-in showers, steam systems and heated tile floors are common asks, and each adds to the budget. We’ll show you where the money goes before you commit.

Waterproofing comes first

Waterproofing comes first

Waterproofing comes first

Every full bathroom starts with demolition and waterproofing preparation, before tile, vanity and fixtures go in. It’s the part you never see, and the part that decides how the room holds up.

Older Whistler homes and condos often reveal surprises once walls open up: moisture damage, outdated plumbing or inadequate insulation. If we find something, we tell you right away and explain your options.

Every full bathroom starts with demolition and waterproofing preparation, before tile, vanity and fixtures go in. It’s the part you never see, and the part that decides how the room holds up.

Older Whistler homes and condos often reveal surprises once walls open up: moisture damage, outdated plumbing or inadequate insulation. If we find something, we tell you right away and explain your options.

Permits, strata and cost-plus pricing

Permits, strata and cost-plus pricing

Permits, strata and cost-plus pricing

Plumbing moves and electrical upgrades need permits from the Resort Municipality of Whistler, and condo bathrooms usually need strata approval. We handle both, along with the inspections.

Most of our projects are cost-plus: you pay the actual cost of labour and materials plus a fixed fee, with every invoice open to you.

Plumbing moves and electrical upgrades need permits from the Resort Municipality of Whistler, and condo bathrooms usually need strata approval. We handle both, along with the inspections.

Most of our projects are cost-plus: you pay the actual cost of labour and materials plus a fixed fee, with every invoice open to you.

Recent bathroom work

Recent bathroom work

Recent bathroom work

At the Alpine Way chalet, the bathrooms were fully rebuilt as part of a full interior renovation, including an ensuite with a freestanding tub, a floating oak vanity and stone-look tile.

At the Alpine Way chalet, the bathrooms were fully rebuilt as part of a full interior renovation, including an ensuite with a freestanding tub, a floating oak vanity and stone-look tile.

Bathroom renovation questions

Ensuite with freestanding tub, walk-in glass shower and chandelier, White Gold custom home, Whistler

How much does a bathroom renovation cost in Whistler?

A well-executed ensuite with a tile shower, in-floor heat, a custom vanity and quality fixtures runs $50,000 to $75,000. A simpler main bath is achievable closer to $35,000 to $45,000. We give you a clear picture after seeing the space.

Do I need a permit to renovate a bathroom in Whistler?

Moving plumbing or upgrading electrical requires a permit from the RMOW, and condo bathrooms usually need strata approval too. We’ll tell you what your scope needs and handle the applications and inspections.

What adds the most to a bathroom budget?

Walk-in showers, steam systems and heated tile floors are common asks in Whistler, and each adds to the budget. So do layout changes that move plumbing.

What if you find water damage behind the walls?

Older homes and condos can hide moisture damage or outdated plumbing. We price what we can see, plan for a contingency, and tell you immediately if we find something, so you can decide how to proceed.

How is a bathroom renovation priced?

Our projects are typically cost-plus: the final cost is based on actual invoices for labour and materials, plus a fixed fee. It keeps pricing transparent and means you never pay for a contractor’s risk buffer.

How We Work

Every project moves through clear stages — so scope, budget, and timelines are agreed on before a single nail goes in.

Golden Spruce crew installing custom kitchen cabinetry during a home renovation in Whistler.
Golden Spruce crew installing custom kitchen cabinetry during a home renovation in Whistler.
Golden Spruce carpenter installing cedar decking on a Whistler home with mountain views in the background.

How We Work

Every project moves through clear stages — so scope, budget, and timelines are agreed on before a single nail goes in.

Golden Spruce crew installing custom kitchen cabinetry during a home renovation in Whistler.
Golden Spruce carpenter installing cedar decking on a Whistler home with mountain views in the background.

First Conversation

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We start with a direct conversation about your project — what you want to build, your budget range, your timeline, and what the site or space involves. This lets us quickly determine if we're a good fit and what a realistic path forward looks like.

Scope & Agreement

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We document the full scope of work together and structure a pre-construction agreement. This defines priorities, cost structure, and what each party is responsible for — so there's no ambiguity before work begins.

Design & Planning

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Depending on the project, we coordinate with architects, designers, engineers, and key trades to develop a complete plan that fits your vision, the site's constraints, and the BC Construction Code requirements. Getting trades involved early avoids surprises later. We manage those relationships so you don't have to.

Permits & Pre-Build

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We handle permitting end to end — coordinating with the municipality and strata if applicable. A detailed schedule is confirmed before construction starts.

Construction & Build

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Karl is on site. We build to the plan, communicate proactively when conditions change, and maintain consistent quality through every phase. You always know where your project stands.

Final Walkthrough & Handover

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Before we close out, we walk through the completed work with you — every finish, system, and detail reviewed together. We don't hand over keys until everything is right.

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210-1340 Mount-Fee Road

Whistler, BC V8E 1P1

Golden Spruce General Contractor Corp.
Mount-Fee Road
Whistler, BC V8E 1P1