A bathroom that's waterproofed right — not just tiled prettily.
The finishes are what you see; the waterproofing, slope, and ventilation are what decide whether it lasts. We build the part behind the tile to code, then make the part you see look the way you want.
Is this you?
Your bathroom is dated, cramped, or quietly failing behind the tile. You want a walk-in shower, a better layout, or a primary suite that feels like one — done by someone who treats the waterproofing and ventilation as seriously as the finishes.
This fits if you want to:
- Converting a tub-shower to a curbless or glass walk-in shower.
- Reworking the layout — vanity, toilet, and shower placement.
- Turning a dated guest bath or primary bath into a proper suite.
What’s included — and what’s not
| Included | Not included |
|---|---|
| Layout, waterproofing, and finish design | Moving the bathroom to a new part of the house (priced separately) |
| Tile, vanity, fixtures, glass, lighting | High-end fixtures above an agreed allowance |
| Plumbing and electrical changes to code | Whole-home plumbing replacement |
| Exhaust ventilation sized and vented out | Structural work beyond the agreed scope |
How it works
- Consultation — we look at the existing bath, the moisture history, and what you want it to become.
- Design + selections — layout, tile, fixtures, and glass settled before demo.
- Permits — pulled where plumbing or electrical moves.
- Build — demo, waterproofing, rough-in, tile, fixtures, and glass, inspected at each stage.
- Walkthrough — punch list, final inspection, clean hand-back.
Seattle & King County notes
Bathroom remodels that move plumbing or electrical pull a permit in Seattle (SDCI) and across King County (DPER) and the Eastside cities. Inspections at rough-in and final are part of the process — we schedule and pass them so you're not left chasing the city.
If you're moving plumbing or electrical, yes — in Seattle and across King County. A like-for-like finish swap may not, but we confirm before starting.
