Generic cost ranges don't tell you why one bathroom renovation costs $1,800 and another costs $16,000. See two real, itemized Vancouver projects and see how a scoped estimate changes everything.

A vague range like "$15,000 to $60,000" doesn't tell you anything about your specific bathroom. RenoFiz builds a scoped, itemized estimate for every project, so instead of a guess, you get two real Vancouver projects — one small, one large — with every line item shown.
Below are two real RenoFiz estimates for Vancouver condo bathrooms: a small vanity-and-toilet swap, and a full gut renovation. They show two very different project types — and how RenoFiz builds a custom, itemized estimate around your actual scope, not a generic range.
For this Vancouver condo bathroom vanity and toilet replacement, RenoFiz estimated $1,768 CAD for the core project (range $1,400-$2,150), with up to $825 CAD in possible additional work for a toilet flange extension or drywall patch and paint if discovered after demolition.
View full estimateA full condo bathroom renovation in Vancouver with contractor-supplied materials typically costs $12,600–$19,100. This estimate covers a new tub with tiled surround, 30-inch vanity with cultured marble top, LVP flooring, new toilet, glass shower door, updated lighting, permits, and condo logistics coordination.
View full estimate| Comparison | Smaller project: Vanity & toilet replacement | Larger project: Full bathroom renovation |
|---|---|---|
| Property type | Condo with in-suite water shut-offs | Condo / Apartment (built 1990 or newer) |
| Bathroom scope | 30-inch vanity and 1 toilet replacement (condo) | Full bathroom renovation (40 sqft condo bathroom) |
| Questions asked during chat | 2 | 4 |
| Total project cost | $1,767.76 | $15,838.08 |
Typically requires strata approval, elevator booking, and building common-area protection before work starts — budget for this even on small jobs.
Required for most fixture replacements and full renovations in multi-family buildings; fees are usually carried as an allowance until confirmed.
May trigger hazardous material (asbestos) testing before demolition can begin — homes built in 1990 or later typically do not.
Significantly changes the materials portion of your estimate — owner-supplied fixtures shift more of the cost to labour.
Moving a tub, retiling a full wet wall, or adding waterproofing membranes adds cost and complexity beyond simple fixture swaps.
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