Kitchen Remodel in Arlington, WA
Kitchen remodeling, planned around what’s on order
Licensed · Bonded · Insured · Granite Falls, WA
Every kitchen remodel in Arlington we take on starts with the order list: cabinets, counters, tile, and fixtures are picked and dated before anyone pulls a cabinet off the wall.

Licensed. Bonded. Insured.
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7 Years Experience
Serving Snohomish and North King County since 2019.
Lead times set the calendar
Countertops get templated after cabinets are set, and fabrication takes its own time after that. Special-order cabinet lines and some tile can take weeks to arrive. When those dates are guesses, a kitchen sits half-finished. So we lock selections first, then build the schedule backward from the slowest item.
Your written scope lists every selection, what is included, what is excluded, and roughly how long each phase runs. Still choosing between a new layout and new finishes? Our kitchen planning guide walks through that choice before you call.
Layout, surfaces, and rough-in scoped together — before demo begins.

Finished kitchen with new cabinetry and counters
Project Types
Three ways a kitchen project usually goes
Most kitchens we scope fall into one of these, and each one changes what has to be ordered and when.
Same footprint, new everything
Cabinets, counters, backsplash, lighting, and paint replaced on the existing plumbing and wiring locations. Fastest to order and the least rough-in work.
Moving the sink or range
Relocating a sink, range, or island means new plumbing and electrical runs before cabinets arrive, so rough-in dates drive the order dates.
Small kitchens with tight access
Condos and townhomes with HOA rules, shared walls, or limited delivery access. We plan deliveries and staging around those limits.




Recent Work
Finished work from our kitchens
Cabinetry, surfaces, and lighting from recent kitchen projects across Snohomish County.
Our Process
From order list to final walkthrough
The job runs in three stretches, and nothing gets torn out until the first one is done.
Selections & schedule
We measure, check plumbing and electrical capacity, confirm selections, and put dates against each order in a written proposal.
Tear-out & rough-in
Selective demolition, then plumbing and electrical rough-in and substrate prep. Neighboring rooms are covered and debris leaves on a set schedule.
Install & close-out
Cabinets go in, counters are templated and set, then tile, fixtures, lighting, paint, and trim. We walk the punch list with you before handoff.



One licensed crew holds the schedule from tear-out to trim.
Why the schedule holds with Artbrick
Artbrick LLC is a Washington State licensed, bonded, and insured contractor based in Granite Falls, with public works training verified on our L&I record (License ARTBRL*812B8). Demolition, rough-in coordination, cabinetry, tile, and finish work sit under one schedule instead of three separate bids.
- Selections confirmed before demolition
- Order dates written into the proposal
- Plumbing and electrical coordinated with licensed trades
- Seven years of construction experience
- Punch-list walkthrough before we hand back the kitchen
Browse finished projects in our portfolio.
What a typical scope covers
Layout changes, custom fabrication, and specialty finishes are written into your proposal rather than assumed.
- Selective demolition and debris hauling
- Plumbing and electrical coordination
- Cabinetry installation and hardware
- Countertop templating and installation
- Backsplash tile and under-cabinet lighting
- Appliance placement and trim-out
- Paint, trim, and punch-list close-out
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Where We Work
Kitchen Remodel in Arlington, WA
We drive north from our Granite Falls base for kitchen work in Arlington and the communities around it.
Snohomish County
Arlington and nearby kitchen cities: Marysville · Lake Stevens · Granite Falls
North King County
Shoreline · Kirkland · Redmond · Woodinville · Kenmore · Bothell · Seattle (north)
Contact us — send us your address and we will confirm availability before the walkthrough.
Our full kitchen city list
See every city on the kitchen remodeling hub, or browse the services directory for remodel, ADU, and art pages.
Kitchen Questions
Questions we hear before a kitchen starts
Short answers on ordering, timing, and what happens inside the walls.
How far ahead should I pick cabinets and counters?
As early as you can. We like every selection confirmed before demolition, because cabinet and counter lead times set the whole schedule. Counters are templated only after cabinets are installed, so their fabrication time comes on top of that.
Who orders the materials?
Either of us can. If you buy fixtures or tile yourself, we list them in the scope with a needed-by date so the crew is never waiting on a box. Items we order are tracked against the same dates.
What happens if something arrives damaged or late?
We tell you as soon as we know and show you how it moves the schedule. Work that does not depend on that item keeps going where it can, and any change in scope is written down before it happens.
Do you coordinate plumbing and electrical?
Yes. Licensed plumbing and electrical work is coordinated as part of the job: rough-in before cabinets, trim-out after finishes. If the panel or service needs an upgrade, that is priced as its own line.
How do I get a quote in {C}?
Call (425) 422-5947 or use the contact form with your address, layout goals, and timing. We schedule a walkthrough, then send a written scope with selections and dates.
Is Artbrick licensed for this work?
Yes. Artbrick LLC is a licensed, bonded, and insured Washington State contractor, License ARTBRL*812B8, and you can verify it on the L&I lookup.
Reach the Artbrick studio
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
Get Started
Start with your order list
Tell us what you want to change and what you have already picked out. We will follow up to set a walkthrough.





