Yes, this is the single most common bathroom project we execute. Older homes often have massive acrylic corner tubs that are rarely used and take up half the room. We remove the tub and platform, reconfigure the drain lines, and build a spacious walk-in shower with bench seating and dual shower heads.

A comfortable double vanity requires at least 60 inches (5 feet) of wall width, though 72 inches (6 feet) provides ideal elbow room and drawer storage. During our initial walkthrough, we measure your wall dimensions, inspect the drain stack location, and show you layout options to fit dual sinks comfortably.

The City of Redmond uses the e-Track online permit portal. We prepare and submit all required plumbing, electrical, and building permit applications, provide mechanical details, and coordinate directly with municipal inspectors for rough-in and final sign-offs.

Large-format porcelain tile (such as 12×24-inch or 24×48-inch) paired with stain-resistant epoxy or urethane grout is the easiest to maintain. Large tiles dramatically reduce the number of grout joints, while epoxy grout is non-porous and never absorbs water, dirt, or mildew.

Prefabricated plastic pans can flex under weight, feel hollow, and crack around the drain over time. We construct custom hand-packed dry mortar beds directly over structural subflooring, pre-sloped precisely to the drain. Combined with bonded waterproof sheet membranes, this creates a solid, silent, lifelong shower floor.

A complete bathroom renovation takes between 4 and 6 weeks. This includes demolition, rough-in mechanicals, municipal inspections, shower pan flood testing, tile installation, quartz countertop fabrication, plumbing trim, glass installation, and final review.

We run dedicated 20A GFCI circuits to the bathroom and integrate power strips inside vanity drawers. This lets you store hair dryers, straighteners, and electric toothbrushes plugged in yet completely hidden, keeping countertops clean, organized, and clutter-free.