Waterproofing, heat, and finishes that take alpine moisture. Typical range $40,000 to $100,000+.
A bathroom renovation in Whistler is a waterproofing job that happens to have tile on it. Balmoral Construction rebuilds ensuites, family baths, and powder rooms as part of Whistler renovations, including the bathrooms in the 4,000 sq ft Fitzsimmons renovation.
The published range is $40,000 to $100,000+. Heated floors, steam, a soaker with a view, and a relocated drain are different jobs. We will tell you which one you have before millwork is ordered.
RMOW cares about plumbing and envelope. We file what the scope needs and sit the inspections. Tile that looks finished is not the same as a shower that will still be dry in year eight.
Powder rooms, family baths, and primary ensuites.
Pans, membranes, and details at every penetration. This is the part you never see and the part that fails first if it is cheap.
Electric or hydronic, planned with the rest of the mechanical, not as an extra on install day.
Steam, curbless, or a soaker with a view. Glass, tile, and drains sized for how the room is used.
Vanities that take wet towels and ski-week guests. Storage that is actually used.
Task light at the mirror, not a single can in the ceiling.
Exhaust that leaves the building. A bathroom fan that dumps into the attic is a Whistler problem waiting.
Schluter-style pans, correct slopes, and detailing at the curb and the niche. We do not skip this to save a week.
Heated floors are standard in a Whistler ensuite for a reason. Wiring and manifolds get planned with the plumber, not added after tile is quoted.
A pretty shower with a weak fan will grow mildew. We size ventilation for a closed-up winter house, not a July open-window day.
Most Whistler houses need at least one working bathroom. We sequence so you are not driving to the rec centre to shower.
Send photos of the existing room and we will tell you what is a refresh and what is a stack.
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