We remodel bathrooms and kitchens across Tacoma on a fixed written scope. A full Tacoma 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.
Tacoma housing stock runs older than most of King County, so a Tacoma scope spends more time on what is behind the wall — framing, supply lines, ventilation — and less time on assumptions.
Craftsman and Tudor houses around Proctor and the Stadium District often still have their original bathroom footprint: one small room, cast-iron waste lines, and a floor that has moved. We open the assumptions up during the walkthrough and put the likely conditions in the written scope instead of pricing them later as change orders.
These houses usually have fiberglass surrounds, builder vanities and bath fans vented into the attic rather than outside. Correcting ventilation and waterproofing is the part that decides whether the tile still looks right in ten years, so it is line-itemed rather than assumed.
Tacoma kitchens are frequently walled off from the dining room. Opening that wall is a structural question first, and we answer it before pricing cabinetry, so the $40,000-$100,000+ range reflects your actual house.
Cost, timelines and the details that decide whether a bathroom survives a Puget Sound winter.
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Free estimate, fixed written scope. No surprise invoices. We respond within 2 business hours.