Bathroom Remodel in Everett, WA
Bathroom remodeling that starts under the tile
On a bathroom remodel in Everett, we open the wet area early so we can see the shower pan, the membrane, and any soft substrate before new tile locks the problem in.
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The shower pan decides the rest
Soft floorboard at the shower curb, a pan that flexes underfoot, or tile that hollows when you tap it usually means the waterproofing layer failed. Paint and fans matter, but the pan and membrane set whether the room stays dry.
Demo is when we can replace a tired pan liner, extend the membrane up the walls, and slope the floor to the drain the way it should. The bathroom planning guide covers other early decisions.
Wet-area prep, tile, and fixtures scoped together — before demo begins.
Bathroom with exhaust fan and finished tile
Project Types
Wet-area failures we catch in demo
These usually show up together.
Undersized or misplaced fan
We size the exhaust fan to the room and place it where steam actually collects, near the shower.
Fans vented into the attic
Ducting is routed to the outside rather than ending in the attic, where moisture causes its own problems.
Mildew on walls and ceiling
Damaged drywall gets replaced with board suited to wet rooms, and finishes are chosen to handle humidity.
Recent Work
Baths that breathe
Ventilation, tile, and finish work from recent projects in Snohomish County.
Shower & vanity
Marble Walls & ShowerTile shower benchMarble shower detail
Dual Vanity
Tub & Glass Shower
Marble Shower
Grid Tile Vanity
Marble Wet Room
Patterned Tile
Custom Floor Tile
Modern VanityOur Process
How the work moves
Waterproofing is checked while the floor is open.
Check airflow and damage
We look at the current fan, where it vents, and any moisture damage, then write the fix into the scope.
Rough-in with the fan run
Demolition, plumbing and electrical rough-in, the new duct run, and waterproofing.
Close up and finish
Drywall, tile, vanity, fixtures, the fan and its controls, then a punch-list walkthrough.
One team handles the duct run, the tile, and the trim.
Why we open the floor first
Artbrick LLC is a licensed, bonded, and insured Washington State contractor, License ARTBRL*812B8 (L&I record). After seven years of construction, we treat the pan and membrane as part of the bath, not a finish detail.
- Fan sized to the room
- Duct routed outside
- Moisture-damaged drywall replaced
- Electrical coordinated with licensed trades
- Seven years of construction experience
See more completed work on our portfolio.
What the proposal covers
Layout changes and specialty finishes are listed separately when they apply.
- Selective demolition and debris hauling
- Plumbing and electrical coordination
- Waterproofing membranes and substrate prep
- Wall and floor tile installation
- Vanity, countertop, and fixture install
- Shower glass or curtain layout
- Exhaust ventilation, paint, trim, and punch-list close-out
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Where We Work
Where we work around Everett
Everett is a short drive west of our Granite Falls base.
Everett & nearby
Other bathroom cities: Mukilteo · Mill Creek · Snohomish.
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Bathroom Questions
Waterproofing and wet-area questions
Answers about fans, ducts, and moisture.
How do you know if the shower pan failed?
A soft curb, hollow tile, or staining at the threshold are common signs. We probe the substrate during demo before we set a new pan.
Do you redo waterproofing under existing tile?
When the membrane is compromised, yes. We remove finishes as needed, rebuild the wet-area layer, then retile so the room can dry properly.
Can you add a timer or humidity control?
Yes. We can wire the fan to a timer or humidity-sensing control so it keeps running after a shower.
Will you replace drywall that has mildew?
Where the damage goes past the surface, yes. We replace it with material suited to a bathroom before finishing.
How do I get a quote in Everett?
Call (425) 422-5947 or use the contact form with your address. We will look at the bath and send a written scope.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Artbrick LLC is a licensed, bonded, and insured Washington State contractor, License ARTBRL*812B8.
Talk to Artbrick
Artbrick LLC
(425) 422-5947 · artbrick.info@gmail.com
201 S Portage Ave, Granite Falls, WA 98252
Licensed, bonded & insured · License ARTBRL*812B8 · Verify on L&I
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