Bathroom & Kitchen Remodel

Frequently Asked Questions

• How long does a bathroom or kitchen remodel take?

  Small bathroom updates can take 2-3 days. Mid-size projects with tile work and cabinet installation typically take 1-2 weeks. Kitchen remodels may take 2-3 weeks.

• Do you handle plumbing and electrical work?

  We handle fixture connections and minor modifications. For major changes, we coordinate with licensed subcontractors.

• Can I use my kitchen or bathroom during the remodel?

  For smaller projects, yes — we work in stages. For larger remodels, there may be periods where the space is unavailable.

• Do I need to purchase my own materials?

  Either way works. We can source materials for you, or you can purchase your own. We're happy to provide recommendations.

• How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Seattle?

  Simple fixture updates start at $300. Partial remodels with tile and cabinet work start at $2,500. Full bathroom remodels start at $5,000. Kitchen remodels vary more widely depending on scope. We provide detailed, itemized estimates for every project.

• Do I need permits for a bathroom or kitchen remodel in Seattle?

  Minor cosmetic updates like painting, hardware replacement, and tile work typically don't require permits. Permits may be needed for work involving plumbing relocation, new electrical circuits, or structural changes. We'll advise you on permit requirements during the consultation.

• Can you remodel a small bathroom on a budget?

  Absolutely. Targeted updates like new fixtures, fresh paint, updated hardware, and a new vanity can transform a bathroom for a fraction of the cost of a full remodel. We specialize in smart, high-impact upgrades that maximize your budget.

• What's the return on investment for a kitchen or bathroom remodel?

  According to industry data, mid-range bathroom remodels recoup about 60-70% of their cost at resale, while kitchen updates can return 50-80%. Even small improvements like updated fixtures and fresh paint make a noticeable difference to buyers.