We remodel bathrooms and kitchens across Seattle on a fixed written scope. A full Seattle bathroom remodel generally runs $20,000-$50,000 and takes 4-8 weeks on site; a tub-to-shower conversion is 1-3 weeks. Kitchens run $40,000-$100,000+ over 6-12 weeks.
Seattle houses are rarely square, rarely dry, and almost never wired for how people live now. We plan around that before demo day instead of discovering it on week three.
Ballard, Wallingford and Beacon Hill are full of early-century houses with small, single-bathroom floor plans and original framing. Once the tile comes off we usually find undersized joist bays, old galvanized supply lines, or a floor that slopes toward the tub. We look for those conditions during the walkthrough and price them in writing rather than issuing a change order later.
Post-war Seattle neighborhoods put the kitchen in a closed room with one window and one circuit. Opening it up is usually a framing and electrical question before it is a cabinet question, and that is where the budget separates a $40,000 kitchen from a $100,000 one.
Everything we build in Seattle assumes water will find it: bonded waterproofing membranes in showers, ventilation sized for the room and ducted outside, and flooring chosen for a house that stays damp from October to May.
Cost, timelines and the details that decide whether a bathroom survives a Puget Sound winter.
TileShower niche sizes, heights and waterproofing for Seattle and Tacoma bathrooms: standard dimensions, stud-bay limits, cost and where it fits in the tile week.
BathroomWeek-by-week bathroom remodel timeline for Seattle and Tacoma homes: 4–8 weeks for a full remodel, 1–3 weeks for a tub-to-shower conversion, and what adds weeks.
BathroomWhy shower tile cracks and leaks in the Puget Sound climate — movement, moisture and missing membranes — and the waterproofing assembly that stops it.
Where the money goes in a Puget Sound kitchen, and which decisions move the number.
KitchenCabinet refacing vs replacing in Seattle and Tacoma kitchens: what each costs, how long each takes, and when refacing is the wrong call.
KitchenThe 2026 kitchen trends Seattle homeowners are actually building — warm woods, slab backsplashes, induction, hidden appliances, and sculleries — plus which trends age well and what they cost.
TileWhy 24×48 large-format tile is 2026's hottest kitchen backsplash: the seamless slab look, real Seattle-area costs, and the install secrets that make or break it.
Free estimate, fixed written scope. No surprise invoices. We respond within 2 business hours.