Freestanding bath against a terrazzo feature wall in a renovated Bishopscourt main en-suite

Bathroom Renovation Contractor in Bishopscourt

Bathroom Renovations in Bishopscourt

68 Projects Building Co renovates bathrooms right across a Bishopscourt property — main house en-suites, guest bathrooms, and the cottage or pool house — phased so the household never loses a working bathroom.

Renovated Bishopscourt main en-suite with a floating timber double vanity and freestanding bath

Your Local Bishopscourt Bathroom Contractor

Rarely One Bathroom — Usually Several

A Bishopscourt property is often several buildings rather than one. There is the main house with its en-suites and family bathrooms, and then a cottage, a pool house, or staff quarters, each with a bathroom of its own. Owners here rarely ask us about a single room — they ask how to get through four or five of them without the household grinding to a halt.

The answer is sequencing. We phase the bathrooms so there is always a working one available, and we plan the route in first — long driveways, established gardens, and mature trees decide where scaffolding and material can actually go, and that is worked out before we price the job, not after.

What's Included

Every Trade Your Bathroom Renovation Needs

You appoint one contractor. We take care of the full scope, from the first sledgehammer to the final silicone bead.

Strip-Out & Prep

Careful demolition, rubble removal, and dust protection for the rest of your home.

Plumbing

Re-routed pipework, new drainage, geyser connections, and wall-mounted mixers.

Waterproofing

Showers, wet zones, and floors sealed properly before a single tile goes down.

Electrical & Lighting

Downlights, mirror and niche lighting, extractor fans, and compliant circuits.

Tiling

Terrazzo, feature tiles, and mosaics set with clean lines and level joints.

Joinery & Vanities

Floating timber vanities, cupboards, and storage built to fit the room.

Fixtures & Fittings

Freestanding baths, wall-hung toilets, basins, frameless glass, and tapware.

Paint & Finishing

Moisture-resistant paint, cornices, and the detailing that ties it together.

Design Details

The Details That Lift a Bishopscourt Bathroom

With generous rooms to work in, the decisions are less about squeezing space and more about proportion. These are the features Bishopscourt homeowners ask us for most often.

Walk-In Showers

Curbless, frameless glass showers that feel bigger and are far easier to clean.

Lit Recessed Niches

Built-in shelving with concealed LED strips — storage that doubles as a feature.

Feature Tiling

Fan-pattern, terrazzo, and mosaic tiling used to give one wall real presence.

Freestanding Baths

A sculptural bath with wall-mounted mixers, set against a tiled feature wall.

Double Vanities

Floating timber units with twin counter-top basins for generous main en-suites.

Dark, Moody Guest Loos

Deep colour, brushed copper tapware, and warm lighting in smaller spaces.

Walk-in frameless glass shower with fan-pattern tiling and a lit recessed niche in a Bishopscourt home
Bishopscourt guest bathroom with dark green walls, a wall-hung basin, and copper tapware

Why Choose Us

A Bathroom Contractor You Only Have to Phone Once

Most bathroom renovations go wrong in the gaps between trades — the tiler waiting on the plumber, the electrician arriving after the walls are closed. Running the whole job ourselves removes those gaps, and on a property with several bathrooms it is the difference between a programme and a permanent building site.

  • One contractor for plumbing, electrical, tiling, joinery, and finishing
  • Local team working across Bishopscourt and the mountain-side Southern Suburbs
  • Experience running several bathrooms at once across a main house, cottage, and pool house
  • Waterproofing done properly, not rushed to hit a deadline
  • Routes and protection planned through established gardens and finished interiors
  • Written scope and fixed quote before demolition starts

How It Works

From First Visit to Finished Bathroom

Five clear stages, so you always know what is happening in your home and what comes next.

01

Site Visit in Bishopscourt

We measure up, check the plumbing and structure, and talk through what you want.

02

Layout & Finishes

We plan the layout, then help you settle on tiles, tapware, and fittings.

03

Fixed Quotation

A clear quote covering every trade and material — no mid-project surprises.

04

Build

Strip-out, plumbing, waterproofing, tiling, and joinery scheduled in the right order.

05

Snag & Handover

We test everything, fix the snags, clean up, and hand over a finished bathroom.

Bathrooms We Renovate

Every Bathroom on the Property

Bishopscourt homes sit on generous plots and usually carry more than one building. We renovate the bathrooms in all of them — and we are happy to take on the cottage or pool house on its own if that is where the need is.

Main bathrooms and en-suites

Guest bathrooms and powder rooms

Family and children's bathrooms

Cottage, pool house, and gatehouse bathrooms

Staff quarters and outbuilding conversions

Older and established-home bathrooms

Investment Guide

Bathroom Renovation Costs in Bishopscourt

These ranges cover a complete renovation with every trade included. Size, finishes, and whether the layout or plumbing moves are what shift the number.

Standard

R40,000 – R80,000

Same-layout refresh with new tiling, waterproofing, fixtures, and hard-wearing finishes.

Mid-Range

R80,000 – R150,000

Layout changes, walk-in shower, custom vanity, and upgraded tiles and tapware.

High-End

R150,000+

Full en-suite rebuild with premium tiling, bespoke joinery, and structural alterations.

For a fuller breakdown, read our guide to bathroom renovation costs in Cape Town, then get in touch for a quote on your own bathrooms.

Serving Bishopscourt & Beyond

Where We Work

Bishopscourt sits at the top of our Southern Suburbs work. We also renovate bathrooms in Newlands, Claremont, Constantia, Wynberg, Rondebosch, and Tokai, and we take on bathroom renovations across greater Cape Town.

More Than Bathrooms

Renovating the Rest of the House?

Bathrooms are often the start of a bigger project. As a full building contractor in Bishopscourt, we also handle kitchens, extensions, roofing, ceilings and bulkheads, and structural alterations — so one team can carry the whole renovation.

Bathroom Renovation FAQs for Bishopscourt Homeowners

Phasing several bathrooms, cottage and pool house work, timelines, costs, waterproofing, and how to get a quote for your Bishopscourt property.

Do you renovate bathrooms throughout Bishopscourt?

Yes. We work across the whole suburb, from the higher slopes below Kirstenbosch down towards Newlands and Claremont, as well as neighbouring Constantia, Wynberg, Rondebosch, and Tokai.

How long does a bathroom renovation take?

A single bathroom usually takes three to four weeks on site, and five to six if the layout or plumbing moves. Bishopscourt properties often have several bathrooms, so we phase them rather than running them all at once — that keeps a working bathroom available to the household throughout and gives us a realistic overall programme.

What does a bathroom renovation cost in Bishopscourt?

Most full bathroom renovations fall between R40,000 and R150,000 depending on size, finishes, and whether the layout changes. Larger main en-suites with bespoke joinery and premium tiling sit above that. We quote per bathroom after a site visit so the figure reflects your actual rooms and material choices.

Can I stay in my home during the renovation?

In almost every case, yes. Most Bishopscourt homes have enough bathrooms for us to work through them in a sensible order. We seal off the work area, lay protection along the route from the gate through to the room, cover timber floors and passages, and clean up daily.

Do you handle the plumbing and electrical work too?

Yes. Plumbing, electrical, waterproofing, tiling, joinery, and painting are all managed by our own team and trusted trades, so you deal with one contractor and one point of accountability.

Can you renovate the cottage or pool house bathroom separately?

We do this regularly in Bishopscourt. A property here is often several buildings rather than one — a main house, a cottage, a pool house, and staff quarters. Bathrooms in the outbuildings can be done as a standalone job without disturbing the main house at all, or bundled with it if you would rather get everything done in one programme.

How do you make sure the bathroom does not leak later?

Waterproofing is the part nobody sees and the part that fails first when it is rushed. We prepare and seal the shower, wet zones, and floor properly, allow the correct curing time, and only then tile over it. On upper-floor bathrooms sitting over living space we pay particular attention to falls and upstands, because that is where a slow leak does the most damage.

How do I get a quote for my Bishopscourt bathroom?

Get in touch to arrange a free site visit. We assess the existing bathrooms, look at access and the route in through the garden, discuss layout and finishes, and send you a written quote covering the full scope of work.

Still have questions? We're here to help!

Contact Us

Planning a Bathroom Renovation in Bishopscourt?

Book a free site visit and we will measure up, talk through layout and finishes, and send you a clear written quote covering every trade.

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