Kirkland is a mix we know well: waterfront condos near Juanita and Moss Bay, and single-family homes from the 1960s–1980s up the hill. The two need very different remodel plans — a condo bathroom is about working cleanly within HOA rules and a fixed footprint, while a house up in Finn Hill or Totem Lake usually has room to rethink the layout entirely.
In both cases the process starts the same way: a free on-site visit and an itemized estimate where every line has a price. Kirkland clients often tell us the heated floor is the upgrade they use most — nine months a year, a warm tile floor in the morning is worth more than any faucet brand.
Local knowledge
For condos we coordinate with the HOA before demolition: elevator protection, work-hour windows, water shut-off scheduling and proof of insurance. Wet-area waterproofing matters double in multi-family buildings — a leak is not just your problem, it is your neighbor’s ceiling. We use full membrane systems and document every stage with photos.
For single-family homes from the 60s–80s, the common surprises are undersized ventilation and aluminum branch wiring near the bathroom. Both are fixable and both are exactly why our estimates are itemized — you see the correction as its own line, not a mystery “contingency”.
Step 1 · Pick your level
No ranges, no “it depends”. Standard-size bathroom — this is the number, materials and labor included.
Standard-size bathroom (up to ~45 sq ft), fixtures stay where they are · All materials from the render and all labor included · Hidden damage (rot, framing, old leaks) — priced separately and approved by you before we continue, never mid-invoice · Larger or master bathrooms: same design, custom quote after the measure
Step 2 · Pick your design
Gold-veined marble meets a wall of warm oak slats
A full wall of vertical oak slats plays against gold-veined marble-look porcelain in the shower. Matte black fixtures and a black-framed slider keep it modern; the light oak vanity keeps it warm. The design people stop scrolling on.
💳 Pay over time — get a ballpark + monthly payment for this design in about 2 hours →Black marble drama, white and calm everywhere else
Nero Marquina-look porcelain runs floor to ceiling in the shower, balanced by a white shaker vanity and a soft stone-look floor. Chrome fixtures and a black arched mirror keep the contrast sharp without making the room feel dark.
💳 Pay over time — get a ballpark + monthly payment for this design in about 2 hours →Deep green feature wall, crisp white tile, floating oak
A deep forest-green wall wraps the vanity zone while the shower stays crisp in white stacked tile with black trim. The floating oak vanity and brass-free black hardware make this the strongest “designer look per dollar” in the Standard collection.
💳 Pay over time — get a ballpark + monthly payment for this design in about 2 hours →Warm cream walls, matte black lines, walnut warmth
Large-format cream tile keeps the room bright while matte black fixtures draw the lines. A floating walnut vanity frees up floor space, a heated towel rail handles Northwest mornings, and wood-look floor tile ties it together.
💳 Pay over time — get a ballpark + monthly payment for this design in about 2 hours →A dramatic green-veined marble wall you can’t look away from
One wall of bold green-veined marble-look slab tile does all the talking; everything else — white field tile, floating oak vanity, cloud-shaped backlit mirror — stays quiet around it. An exposed black shower column completes the gallery look.
💳 Pay over time — get a ballpark + monthly payment for this design in about 2 hours →Wood-grain stone, oak cabinetry, blackened fixtures
Warm wood-grain porcelain on the walls and a dark wood-look floor make this the coziest of the collection. An oak vanity and blackened bronze fixtures keep it grounded — the design that reads least like a bathroom and most like a room.
💳 Pay over time — get a ballpark + monthly payment for this design in about 2 hours →Charcoal stone, wood slats, brushed nickel — the moody one
Black slate-look porcelain and a warm wood-slat accent turn the shower into the room’s dark, dramatic core, while white walls keep the rest airy. A black metal-frame vanity with an open shelf and a round mirror finish the industrial-calm look.
💳 Pay over time — get a ballpark + monthly payment for this design in about 2 hours →White marble with gold veining — the bright one
Calacatta-look porcelain with gold veining wraps the shower, matched with brushed gold fixtures, a round gold mirror and a white shaker vanity. The lightest design of the collection, and the one that photographs best in a small bathroom.
💳 Pay over time — get a ballpark + monthly payment for this design in about 2 hours →Sun-warm stone and brushed brass, Tuscany in Washington
Large-format travertine-look tile in warm sand tones, floor to ceiling, with brushed brass fixtures and a gold-framed slider. An oak vanity and open wood shelving keep it natural. The warmest design in the Standard collection.
💳 Pay over time — get a ballpark + monthly payment for this design in about 2 hours →Natural stone tones, quiet and timeless
Travertine-look stone tile in soft beige and tan — the design that dates the slowest. Brushed nickel fixtures, a white vanity and a round black mirror keep it current without chasing a trend.
💳 Pay over time — get a ballpark + monthly payment for this design in about 2 hours →Step 3 · Lock it in
Pick a design above, or send the form and we'll help you choose. The 3D design and material list come with your quote either way.
Who shows up in Kirkland
The same two or three craftsmen are in your home from demo day to the final walkthrough — our own people, licensed, insured and led by your personal foreman. Dust barriers up, floors protected, tools packed every evening, photo updates every day.
Electrical and plumbing go to licensed specialists from Work Time Alliance, the contractor network we founded. One contract still covers all of it.
Photos of our actual work — no stock images.
★★★★★“Fantastic experience from bid to completion of our bathroom remodel! Very professional and tidy — cleaned up each night. They let me choose my own vanity, tile and toilet, which kept costs down. Their quote was fair when compared to five other contractors. No hidden charges.”
★★★★★“Answered all my questions regarding the bathroom remodel very patiently and gave us the best estimate. Quality of work was good and he finished the entire job in 2 days. Accommodated our request of getting the materials from Amazon.”
★★★★★“Great team to fix my shower very quickly. They work fast and give updates as they are working. They dedicate time to your project until complete and work flexibly with your schedule.”
★★★★★“Being an electrician, quality and professionalism carried more weight. Their quality of work is commercial grade. My toilets are wall-hung and tiled top to bottom. Their finishings are top notch.”
Yes — condos are a regular part of our work. We handle HOA coordination, building protection and scheduling, and we carry full liability insurance that buildings require.
It is our most-praised upgrade. An electric heated floor adds roughly $1,500–$2,500 to a typical bathroom and costs a few dollars a month to run on a timer. Once you have had one Northwest winter with it, you will not go back.
Most standard bathrooms take 2–4 weeks depending on tile work, material selections and layout changes. We agree on the schedule before starting and keep you updated daily.
Yes. Our team manages all plumbing, electrical, ventilation and code requirements for your bathroom — including fixture relocations.
Yes. A free on-site consultation and a detailed written estimate with a full breakdown — materials named, prices shown.
An on-site measure and a written line-by-line quote — materials named, number locked before we start. We reply within 1 business hour.
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